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When was Six Flags New Orleans created?
Six Flags New Orleans was created in 2000.
When did Six Flags New Orleans end?
Six Flags New Orleans ended in 2005.
Are they going to rebuild New Orleans?
Although many areas are still in ruins, there are new signs of progress every day.
How much money was spend to rebuild New Orleans?
million's but most of it wasn't use to rebuild it most of it went to get new books and new paint for schools
How many years rebuild new Orleans from hurricanes?
5 to 6 years
Why did six flags new Orleans close down?
Because of hurricane Katrina
What is the closest Six Flags to new Orleans?
Well, first there's Six Flags New Orleans which is not being currently operated because it was flooded during Hurricane Katrina. The closest would be Six Flags over Georgia in Atlanta, but a better park would be Six Flags Fiesta in San Antonio, Texas.
Where online can one purchase a New Orleans Saints flag?
The New Orleans Websites offers customers an array of Orleans gifts that range include New Orleans and Louisiana gift baskets. The New Orleans Websites also offers the customer a range of flags that include the Orleans Saints flag.
Which majior city in south has been trying to rebuild its economy because of 2005 hurricane?
new orleans
According to the author of the editorial it's time for a nation to return the favor what was the reason new Orleans was flooded after hurricane Katrina?
The author argues that Congress should pay to rebuild and protect New Orleans because all Americans benefit from the activities that take place in New Orleans.
Why city of New Orleans flags have different fleur-de-lys?
Probably because the New Orleans Saints' fleur-de-lis is a National Football League trademark. Or it could be that the City of New Orleans has always used a different version of the symbol.
What does the author want from readers of the editorial It's Time for a Nation to Return the Favor?
The author of the editorial "It's Time for a Nation to Return the Favor" wants readers to petition Congress to pay to rebuild and protect New Orleans.
