As the sun sets on March 3, clean up crews and citizens are doing what they can here in North Nashville. Image: Ashley Haugen

East Nashville and Germantown are receiving much of the coverage, and they were devastated, But, North Nashville was hit hard and hasn’t been covered as widely in the media. Image: Ashley Haugen

Another shot in North Nashville | Image: Ashley Haugen

Debris is everywhere, but there was definitely progress made Tuesday in the first efforts to clean up. Image: Marcus Whitney

The siding was ripped right off this building in North Nashville. Image: Marcus Whitney

“This is too big for NES to handle. We need volunteer neighboring states to help,” says Liz Maxwell. “We rent and are living in a cold, dark home with no hot water. Everyone has deserted our Lockland Springs neighborhood to stay with family or hotels, so nobody knows this is still happening.” Image: Liz Maxwell

Basement East took a destructive hit from the Nashville tornado. Image: Kate Cifaratta

This photo was taken from the YMCA Y-CAP buildings on Russell Street in East Nashville. Image: Ruth Ann Cox

This image of Woodland Street in East Nashville shows the extent of the debris and devastation. Image: Kate Cifaratta

Germantown endured significant damage. Image: Molly Peach

A damaged building near Vista Germantown | Image: Bailey Torkelson

This photo, taken from the YMCA Y-CAP buildings on Russell Street in East Nashville, shows the damage done to YMCA vehicles by the Nashville tornado. Image: Ruth Ann Cox

The sign from the Vista Germantown building lays on the street. Image: Molly Peach

Vui’s Kitchen in Germantown | Image: Molly Peach

A building in historic Germantown | Image: Alex Hendrickson

Damage can be seen not only to the apartment building but to the vehicle below as well. Image: Bailey Torkelson

This picture, taken from the YMCA Y-CAP buildings on Russell Street in East Nashville, shows how strong the pressure from the tornado was — enough to blow out all of the windows. Image: Ruth Ann Cox

Nothing was spared by the tornado. Image: Molly Peach

Clean-up efforts will require all Nashvillians. Image: Molly Peach

Bricks are piled up beside a destroyed building. Image: Molly Peach

As the tornado headed east along I-40, Donelson braced for impact. Here, Donelson Christian Academy endured a devastating hit. Image: Cindy McCain

More damage at Donelson Christian Academy | Image: Cindy McCain

Stanford Estates in Donelson was severly impacted by the Nashville tornado. Image: Cindy McCain

More destruction in the Stanford Estates neighborhood | Image: Cindy McCain

A car was turned on its top in the Stanford Estates neighborhood in Donelson. Image: Cindy McCain