Hurricane Gilbert 1988 flood

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The Hurricane Gilbert 1988 flood was a catastrophic flooding event in northeastern Mexico caused by torrential rains from Hurricane Gilbert, which led to the Santa Catarina River overflowing and devastating parts of Monterrey and surrounding areas.

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Hurricane Gilbert 1988 flood canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf flood disaster
natural disaster
river flood
affectedArea Monterrey metropolitan industrial region
surface form: Monterrey metropolitan area

Nuevo León
affectedRiver Santa Catarina River
climateEventType tropical cyclone–induced flood
country Mexico
hasCause Hurricane Gilbert
hasConsequence long-term changes to Santa Catarina River channel
reconstruction of river infrastructure in Monterrey
hasEffect damage to housing
damage to roads
destruction of bridges
devastation of parts of Monterrey
displacement of residents
hasMainCause torrential rain
hasPart infrastructure damage
riverbank erosion
urban flooding
locatedIn Northeastern Mexico
surface form: northeastern Mexico
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Municipality of Monterrey
Nuevo León
surface form: State of Nuevo León
mainAffectedCity Monterrey
mainWaterBody Santa Catarina River
naturalHazard extreme rainfall
overflowed Santa Catarina River
partOf impacts of Hurricane Gilbert in Mexico
startTime September 1988
timePeriod late 20th century

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Santa Catarina River floodEvent Hurricane Gilbert 1988 flood