Destroyed, burned, flooded

Solid: on record. Ring: claim, needs deep research. 407 points on the WW9 Atlas, oldest first, each with its source.

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• Vidalia, LouisianaClaim from a list shared in Nov 2026The list says: Black neighborhoods in Vidalia were destroyed by white supremacist violence during Reconstruction. Needs deep research.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vidalia%2C_Louisiana
• Wadley, AlabamaClaim from a list shared in Nov 2026The list says: A Black farming community destroyed by economic decline and white encroachment. Needs deep research.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wadley%2C_Alabama
• Walnut Grove, MississippiClaim from a list shared in Nov 2026The list says: A Black farming settlement destroyed by economic pressures and racial violence. Needs deep research.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walnut_Grove%2C_Mississippi
• West Grove, PennsylvaniaClaim from a list shared in Nov 2026The list says: A Black settlement that lost its population due to economic pressures and displacement. Needs deep research.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Grove%2C_Pennsylvania
• Westport, MissouriClaim from a list shared in Nov 2026The list says: A historic Black neighborhood absorbed and destroyed by expanding urban development. Needs deep research.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westport%2C_Kansas_City%2C_Missouri
• Wilson, North CarolinaClaim from a list shared in Nov 2026The list says: Black neighborhoods in this area were displaced and destroyed due to racial violence and redevelopment projects. Needs deep research.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilson%2C_North_Carolina
• York, AlabamaClaim from a list shared in Nov 2026The list says: A Black community destroyed during segregation-era racial tensions and displacement. Needs deep research.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/York%2C_Alabama

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