See the extent of Pakistan flooding damage in satellite images

Pakistan floods have swept away homes and transformed the landscape. Before and after photos captured by satellites show the damage caused by flooding.

Pakistan's landscape has been transformed, homes and buildings have been swept away and farmland turned into mud across swaths of the country, new satellite imagery of the recent deadly flooding shows.

Almost 1,200 people have been killed by the unprecedented heavy monsoon rains that have left around a third of the South Asian nation underwater, an area the size of Wyoming. At least half a million people have been displaced from their homes, according to the latest government figures.

Floodwaters carved a huge inland lake in the southern Sindh province within three days, the images released Tuesday by the satellite company Maxar Technologies show.

An area of farmland in Gudpur, Pakistan, in April, before floodwaters arrived.Maxar Tech via AFP - Getty ImagesThe same area of farmland after floodwaters arrived.Maxar Tech via AFP - Getty ImagesThe imagery, which is provided by NASA satellites, also shows farmland has been replaced by mud trenches in several parts of the central Punjab province.

It also shows a small fraction of the homes swept away by the floods and the devastation, in what the Pakistani government estimates equals to at least $10 billion in damage across the entire country.

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