1997 Large-Loss Fires and Explosions - In 1997, approximately 1,795,000 fires occurred in the United States, causing an estimated USD8,525,000,000 in property loss. Of these, 56 fires collectively did USD784,770,077 in direct property damage, killed 9 civilians, and injured 47 civilians and 194 firefighters. These were the large-loss fires of 1997.: Fid-Bau Portal

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1997 Large-Loss Fires and Explosions - In 1997, approximately 1,795,000 fires occurred in the United States, causing an estimated USD8,525,000,000 in property loss. Of these, 56 fires collectively did USD784,770,077 in direct property damage, killed 9 civilians, and injured 47 civilians and 194 firefighters. These were the large-loss fires of 1997.

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1997 Large-Loss Fires and Explosions - In 1997, approximately 1,795,000 fires occurred in the United States, causing an estimated USD8,525,000,000 in property loss. Of these, 56 fires collectively did USD784,770,077 in direct property damage, killed 9 civilians, and injured 47 civilians and 194 firefighters. These were the large-loss fires of 1997.

Badger, Stephen G.

1997 Large-Loss Fires and Explosions - In 1997, approximately 1,795,000 fires occurred in the United States, causing an estimated USD8,525,000,000 in property loss. Of these, 56 fires collectively did USD784,770,077 in direct property damage, killed 9 civilians, and injured 47 civilians and 194 firefighters. These were the large-loss fires of 1997.

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1997 Large-Loss Fires and Explosions - In 1997, approximately 1,795,000 fires occurred in the United States, causing an estimated USD8,525,000,000 in property loss. Of these, 56 fires collectively did USD784,770,077 in direct property damage, killed 9 civilians, and injured 47 civilians and 194 firefighters. These were the large-loss fires of 1997.

Contributors:

Badger, Stephen G. (author)

Published in:

NFPA journal ; 92

Publication date:

1998

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Type of media:

Article (Journal)

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Print

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Unknown

Classification:

BKL: 56.00
Local classification TIB: 770/6650

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