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| Fatalities, Crashes and Disasters | ||
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| 2006 GEORGIA FIRE FATALITIES | ||
As of December 31, 2006| 96 Fire fatalities |
79 Adults (17 years +) 17 Children (under age 17)  | |
2007 GEORGIA FIRE FATALITIES (Through August) |
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| Source: Georgia Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John Oxendine | ||
| 2005: | ||
| Traffic Fatalities In Georgia |
1,729 |
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| 2004: | ||
| Traffic Fatalities In Georgia | 1,634 | |
| 2005: | ||
| Traffic Safety - Georgia seat belt usage by driving public statewide: Unrestrained fatalies: 757, 56% of total vehicle fatalities |
89% |
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| 2005: | Traffic Safety - deer were involved in traffic crashes with motor vehicles, or, a vehicle veered off a roadway and was damaged due to a wild animal, mostly deer: | 50,000+ |  |
| Natural Disasters | |
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| Top 10 States By Highest Insured Catastrophe Losses, 2008 |
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| 1. Texas, $11,669.0 2. Louisiana, $1,118.0 3. Minnesota, $1,583.0 4. Ohio, $1,459.0 5. Georgia, $1,040.0 6. Arkansas, $786.5 7. Indiana, $785.0 8. Kentucky, $743.0 9. Illionis, 640.0 10. Kansas, $638.0 Note: Catastrophes are assigned serial numbers by the property Claim Services (PCS) Unit of ISO when the insured loss to the industry resulting from an occurrence reaches at least $25 million and affects a significant number of policyholders and insurers. Source: Insurance Information Institute |
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