[michigander]

Thanks for the post/update, friend!
You're most welcome! :-)

At least one of the engines, believed to be from the right side, fell intact on a gas-station parking lot. American Airlines said the left engine on Flight 587 was freshly overhauled and the right engine was about due for maintenance after nearly 10,000 hours of operation.

Alright, (supposedly) the old engine falls into the gas station. The outer skin of the housing appears to be largely (50%?) intact and barely appears scorched.
The newly rebuilt engine hits (very near) the house. Judging from the photo, the turbine blades appear to be largely intact (?, not sure if the best view of them is from the front or rear of the engine).
Both engines end up on land.
The main body of the plane ends up on land.
The tail section (minus the rudder) ends up in the bay (largely undamaged (?), appears to be sheered off the body of the aircraft).

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[Native American Female Vet]

Thanks for the pics. Very interesting

[Native American Female Vet]

Thanks for the pics. Very interesting

[bootless]

Thanks for the map. For the people squawking about the departure path, it took the path it did because it's straight outbound, avoiding the wildlife area, which is S.o.P. Nothing unusual there.