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The Pacific Northwest is defined broadly here to include, from north to south, British Columbia, Washington state, Oregon, Idaho and Northern California as far south as the San Francisco Bay area (see map, which shows the US part of the Pacific NW). The links below have been compiled to provide support for the University of Derby's Geological Hazards field courses to the Pacific Northwest, which have been running since 2005, with the next visit coming up in September 2017.
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New links will be added to this page over time. It has in part been compiled by Hazards students at the University of Derby.
General information
Earthquakes
Tsunami and other coastal hazards
Volcanoes
Floods
Drought, fires and water management
Landslides
Manmade hazards
General information on the USA, the region, states and provinces and their geology and hazards
Maps
History
Plate Tectonics
California (CA)
Oregon (OR)
Washington (WA)
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Tsunami and other coastal hazards
California
Oregon
Washington
California
Oregon
Washington
The Columbia River Basalts - Miocene flood basalts
California
Oregon
Washington
Giant glacial floods
Drought, Fires and Water Management
Washington
California
Oregon
Washington
Manmade Hazards and Remediation
This page is maintained by Roger Suthren. Last updated 23 July, 2018 3:40 PM