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9/11 Statistics
The piece I bring today is in memory of 9/11.
It’s a compilation of a few of the vast statistics and a diagram of sorts for the 4 flights.
I put the information I used into a semblance of order below, these are very limited, but I hope they convey something of the tragedy of “the worst day.”
I connected each flight to its destination. The red words on the curving lines are words I saw repeatedly when I read a transcript from “Voices Inside the Tower.” I had the last letters falling off to allude to those who jumped.
All statistics are garnered from here (check it out for a far more wholesome list):
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2002/aug/18/usa.terrorism
Facts:
Year the World Trade Center was built: 1970
Daily visitors on an average day before 9/11: 140,000
Number of companies housed: 430
Distance from which burning towers were visible: 20 miles
Flights:
American Airlines Flight 11: 92 dead (Crashed into the North Tower)
United Airlines Flight 175: 65 dead (Crashed into the South Tower)
American Airlines Flight 77: 64 dead (Crashed into the Pentagon)
United Airlines Flight 93: 45 dead (Crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania)
9/11:
Number killed in attack and aircraft that crashed into them: 2,823
Number killed in the Pentagon: 123
Aftershock:
Number of children left orphans after 9/11: 1,300
Number of bodies found intact: 291
Number of days workers searched for body parts: 230
Number of victims identified: 1,102
Number of people still classified as missing: 105
Underground fires that still burned after 9/11: 69
Survivors of Ground Zero: 0
The piece I bring today is in memory of 9/11.
It’s a compilation of a few of the vast statistics and a diagram of sorts for the 4 flights.
I put the information I used into a semblance of order below, these are very limited, but I hope they convey something of the tragedy of “the worst day.”
I connected each flight to its destination. The red words on the curving lines are words I saw repeatedly when I read a transcript from “Voices Inside the Tower.” I had the last letters falling off to allude to those who jumped.
All statistics are garnered from here (check it out for a far more wholesome list):
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2002/aug/18/usa.terrorism
Facts:
Year the World Trade Center was built: 1970
Daily visitors on an average day before 9/11: 140,000
Number of companies housed: 430
Distance from which burning towers were visible: 20 miles
Flights:
American Airlines Flight 11: 92 dead (Crashed into the North Tower)
United Airlines Flight 175: 65 dead (Crashed into the South Tower)
American Airlines Flight 77: 64 dead (Crashed into the Pentagon)
United Airlines Flight 93: 45 dead (Crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania)
9/11:
Number killed in attack and aircraft that crashed into them: 2,823
Number killed in the Pentagon: 123
Aftershock:
Number of children left orphans after 9/11: 1,300
Number of bodies found intact: 291
Number of days workers searched for body parts: 230
Number of victims identified: 1,102
Number of people still classified as missing: 105
Underground fires that still burned after 9/11: 69
Survivors of Ground Zero: 0
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