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Wildfire - Bastrop County, Texas, March 14, 2012 -- A new home gets rebuilt in Bastrop County, Texas, a positive sign of recovery from the devastating Labor Day 2011 wildfires. Photo by Holly Latimer/FEMA

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Title: Rebuilding in Bastrop County

Production Date: 03/14/2012

Caption: Bastrop County, Texas, March 14, 2012 -- A new home gets rebuilt in Bastrop County, Texas, a positive sign of recovery from the devastating Labor Day 2011 wildfires. Photo by Holly Latimer/FEMA

Photographer Name: Holly Latimer

City/State: Bastrop County, TX

Keywords: Bastrop Texas wildfires 2011 rebuild recovery disaster construction

Disasters: Texas Wildfires (DR-4029)

Disaster Types: Wildfire

Categories: Individual Assistance ^ Recovery
Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials

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