A large mall in Cupecoy, on the Dutch side, that was developed in the mid-2000s.
Subject: Dutch Side
Philipsburg cruise port terminal
A massive cruise ship stationed in the deep-water port of Philipsburg, the capital of Dutch Sint Maarten.
Wasteland, Towers at Maho
The Maho hotel bungalows, severely damaged by Hurricane Luis in 1995, were not cleaned up before 2018.
Entrance to Porto Cupecoy
The entry to the wealthy Cupecoy marina, August 2011.
Cupecoy Marina
Yachts float in Cupecoy Marina, a recent housing and commercial area of Sint-Maarten.
Dawn Beach Resort
A popular tourist destination, due to its waves for surfing
Sunken boats in Simpson Bay Lagoon
Several of the 1,200 large boats damaged and sunk by Hurricane Luis in Simpson Bay lagoon, once considered the safest lagoon in the case of hurricanes in the Lesser Antilles.
A Shell gas station boarded up
A gas station boarded up to prevent looting and broken glass in the wake of Hurricane Luis
Drying laundry on lines after Luis
Residents on the Dutch-side of St. Martin dry their clothes on clothes lines outside of their homes following the hurricane.
A Chinese store in Philipsburg the day after Luis
Tarps were set up to cover the goods.
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