BRISTOL, Fla. — Hurricane Michael created a giant hole in a north Florida town that is threatening a nearby cemetery and public housing duplexes.
The October storm caused a crater along a street in Bristol, which is about 45 miles west of Tallahassee.
One of the housing duplexes near the hole has been evacuated.
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The newspaper said the crater is the result of major erosion and is not a sinkhole.
Hurricane Michael has caused at least $3.4 billion in insured losses in Florida.
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