Real estate advertisement targeting wealthy investors, August 2011.
Subject: Dutch Side
Plane Landing at Juliana Airport
Cole Bay
Buildings in Cole Bay are ruined after Hurricane Irma. Many are missing doors, windows, walls, or roofs. A year later, rubble surrounds the destroyed structures.
Graffiti in Cole Bay
Graffiti saying Jah, short for Jehovah, is love (Jehovah meaning God).
Ocean Club, Cupecoy
Ocean Club was severely damaged by Hurricane Irma and is not showing any sign of future repairs.
Sunken Boat
A boat sits in Simpson Lagoon after being sunk by Hurricane Irma. Other damaged boats can be seen alongside it.
Maho Beach and St. Martin’s airport after Hurricane Irma
- Ministry of Defense, Netherlands
- 2017
- Hurricane_Irma_on_Sint_Maarten_(NL)_09
Map of St. Martin
Map of St. Martin showing the border between the French and Dutch sides
Real Estate Advert
A sign, in English, advertising real estate at nearly any price.
The border between the Dutch and the French side, French Quarter
The French and Dutch border is marked by flags, memorials, and signs. In virtue of the Concordia Treaty (1648), people move freely between the two countries.
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