THE DEVASTATING HACKLEBURG-PHIL CAMPBELL GIANT APRIL 27, 2011
The longest-tracked EF5 tornado in Alabama history, tearing a path of absolute destruction during the historic 2011 Super Outbreak.
On April 27, 2011, during the violent peak of the catastrophic 2011 Super Outbreak, a monstrous EF5 tornado touched down and carved a devastating 132-mile path of destruction across northern Alabama. Packing peak winds estimated at 210 mph, this relentless giant decimated the communities of Hackleburg and Phil Campbell in minutes, obliterating entire neighborhoods and sweeping away reinforced brick structures with terrifying force. This print is a precise typographic and visual archive of one of the most powerful, intense, and longest-lived windstorms ever documented in modern meteorological history.
Paper
200gsm Premium Matte (Archival Art Paper)
Print
High-Definition Giclée (Pigment-Based Inks)
Finish
Premium Matte (Glare-Free, Rich Contrast)
Fulfillment
Framed (Solid Wood, Glass-glazed) or Unframed (Cardboard Tube)
