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Geologic maps

Geologic maps show the composition, structure, age, and distribution of bedrock and surficial deposits at or near the earth's surface.
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Geophysical maps

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Physiographic maps

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Lifeline Hazards maps

Modern urban areas depend on highways, railroads, pipelines, ports, airports, communications, and the electrical power system to sustain its economic life. In parts of the Pacific Northwest, many of these critical lifelines lie across the path of faults. These maps show the relation of lifeline elements to selected earthquake hazards.

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Willamette Valley (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

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This page last updated February 25, 2002 (klw).