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From White Deer, Texas to Whitehorse, Kansas, the tornado plowed a path of death and destrucion for 221 miles. Hardest hit - Woodward, Oklahoma suffered the brunt of the storm. Over 50 years have passed since the deadly twister wrecked havoc on this community. The old-timers of the area still talk about the "47 tornado," remembering those who died, the injured and the heroes. They remember where they were and what they were doing when disaster struck.

Links to more Tornado information on this web site.

Tornado Intro	Tornado Timeline	Tornado Path	Tornado Story
Tornado Heroes	Tornado Stories	Tornado Trivia	After Tornado
Tornado Victims	Tornado Victims	Tornado Photos	Tornado Remembered

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