sf liquefaction susceptibility map

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! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! San Francisco Colma Brisbane Daly City South San Francisco This map is intended for planning use only and is not intended to be site-specific. Rather, it depicts the general risk within neighborhoods and the relative risk from community to community. More detailed maps are needed for site development decisions. This map is available at http://quake.abag.ca.gov Source: This map is based on work by William Lettis & Associates, Inc. and USGS. USGS Open-File Report 00-444, Knudsen & others, 2000 For more information visit: http://geopubs.wr.usgs.gov/ open-file/of00-444/ 1 inch equals 1.68 miles Scale: Liquefaction Susceptibility Map Local Roads Major Roads Very High High Moderate Low Very Low Map Prepared by the ABAG Earthquake Program. April 2004. Susceptibility Level

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Liquefaction SusceptibilityMap for San Francisco area.Scale: 1 inch = 1.68 milesMap Prepared by the ABAG Earthquake Program.April 2004.This map is intended for planning use onlyand is not intended to be site-specific.Rather, it depicts the general risk within neighborhoods and the relative risk fromcommunity to community. More detailed maps are needed for site development decisions.This map is available athttp://quake.abag.ca.govSource:This map is based on work by William Lettis & Associates, Inc. and USGS.USGS Open-File Report 00-444, Knudsen & others, 2000For more information visit:http://geopubs.wr.usgs.gov/open-file/of00-444/

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San Francisco

Colma Brisbane

Daly City

South San Francisco

This map is intended for planning use onlyand is not intended to be site-specific. Rather, it depicts the general risk within neighborhoods and the relative risk from community to community. More detailed maps are needed for site developmentdecisions.This map is available athttp://quake.abag.ca.gov Source:This map is based on work by William Lettis & Associates, Inc. and USGS.USGS Open-File Report 00-444, Knudsen & others, 2000For more information visit:http://geopubs.wr.usgs.gov/open-file/of00-444/

1 inch equals 1.68 milesScale:

Liquefaction SusceptibilityMap

Local RoadsMajor Roads

Very HighHighModerateLowVery Low

Map Prepared by the ABAG Earthquake Program. April 2004.

Susceptibility Level