e/List of Super Outbreak tornadoes

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has gloss	eng: Tornadoes confirmed April 3 event \| class="wikitable" \|- !F# !Location !County !Time (UTC) !Path length !Damage \|- \|colspan="7" align=center\|Georgia \|- \|bgcolor=# \| F2 \|Ellijay to Blue Ridge \| Gilmer, Fannin \| 1800 \| 15.6 miles (25 km) \| \|- \|bgcolor=# \| F4 \|W of Calhoun to E of Chatsworth \| Gordon, Whitfield, Murray \| 2240 \| 29.5 miles (47.2 km) \| 9 deaths Homes destroyed in Sugar Valley and the NW side of Resaca. \|- \|bgcolor=# \| F4 \|NW of Dawsonville \|Pickens, Dawson, Lumpkin \| 0030 \| 17.7 miles (28.3 km) \| 6 deaths Deaths were at Yellow Creek and Juno, where 9 homes were destroyed. \|- \|bgcolor=# \| F4 \|W of Pleasant Hill, GA to NE of Murphy, NC \| Fannin, GA, Cherokee, NC \| 0120 \| 24 miles (37.4 km) \|4 deaths Crossed into North Carolina. Storm traversed rugged terrain. $13 million in damage, with massive timber damage, and a neighborhood and some city utilities heavily damaged in Murphy.
lexicalization	eng: List of Super Outbreak tornadoes
instance of	(noun) a localized and violently destructive windstorm occurring over land characterized by a funnel-shaped cloud extending toward the ground twister, tornado