Historic Ground Failures in Northern California Triggered by Earthquakes |
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1906 earthquake Accu April April 18 April 20 bank Bay counties region-Continued bay mud bridge building Calif California caused clayey coast counties region-Continued Loca Coyote Creek damage descriptions of ground displacement earth earth-flow east Eureka fault feet FIGURE filled fissures flow Francisco Bay counties G. K. Gilbert gray ground cracks ground failures hill hillside inches Lake Merced landslides lateral spreading marsh miles Mission Streets Moss Landing movement occurred Pajaro River Photograph by G. K. Photograph previously published Picture caption piles pipe places plate published in Lawson railroad ranch Reference Quotation reported ridge road rock Salinas River San Francisco Bay San Francisco earthquake Santa Cruz Santa Cruz Mountains scarp settled shock showing side silty clay slide slope slumping soft Soulé stream Streets loc surface TABLE 6.-Specific descriptions tion ure ure Tomales Bay track type cy quake ure ure ra Valley Watsonville