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Photo gallery: Community captures some of Hurricane Matthew's damage

Hurricane Matthew left nearly $72 million in damages.

By Jeff Dawsey
| 5:45 p.m. October 11, 2016

Fallen trees blocked many roads, preventing drivers from leaving their homes.

Fallen trees blocked many roads, preventing drivers from leaving their homes.

A closeup of the tree fallen on this PT Cruiser on Edgely Lane.

A closeup of the tree fallen on this PT Cruiser on Edgely Lane.

Hurricane Matthew damaged both the house and the car at this house.

Hurricane Matthew damaged both the house and the car at this house.

This branch fell through a resident's roof.

This branch fell through a resident's roof.

Hundreds of fences were destroyed by the storm.

Hundreds of fences were destroyed by the storm.

This stray trampoline was tossed from a homeowner's yard.

This stray trampoline was tossed from a homeowner's yard.

This tree was uprooted at First Baptist Church of Palm Coast.

This tree was uprooted at First Baptist Church of Palm Coast.

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Photo gallery: Community captures some of Hurricane Matthew's damage

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