Hurricane Ian slammed into Fort Myers Beach one month ago. This is what the area looks like now

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Hurricane Ian cleanup continues on Fort Myers Beach after the Category 4 hurricane slammed Southwest Florida on Sept. 28.

More than 60 people died in Florida. Here's a look at the destruction on Fort Myers Beach's Estero Island, some buildings, boats and homes after one month of Ian's landfall near Cayo Costa.

By the way, subscribers: Where do all the Hurricane Ian-trashed vehicles go?

Related: How did Ian affect 'Seashell Capital of the World'?

While daily cleanup continues nearly one month after Hurricane Ian's destruction on Fort Myers Beach's Estero Island, some buildings, boats and homes still look the same the day after landfall.
While daily cleanup continues nearly one month after Hurricane Ian's destruction on Fort Myers Beach's Estero Island, some buildings, boats and homes still look the same the day after landfall.
While daily cleanup continues nearly one month after Hurricane Ian's destruction on Fort Myers Beach's Estero Island, some buildings, boats and homes still look the same the day after landfall.
While daily cleanup continues nearly one month after Hurricane Ian's destruction on Fort Myers Beach's Estero Island, some buildings, boats and homes still look the same the day after landfall.

This article originally appeared on Fort Myers News-Press: Hurricane Ian: Fort Myers Beach photos one month later