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Landslide Events
- FLash-flood Watch Reinstated for Mount Shasta, California Mudflow (posted 09/22/2014)
- Heavy Thursday Afternoon Rains Cause of Landslides on Ruta 32, Costa Rica, Trapping Vehicles (posted 09/19/2014)
In the News
- Kentucky Geological Survey Releases New Information Circular: Kentucky Geological Survey Landslide Inventory: From Design to Application
- USGS Chips Away at High-res3D Map of the United States
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During the week of September 9-13, 2013, nearly continuous rainfall caused widespread landslides and flooding in the northern Colorado Front Range. The US Geological Survey Landslide Hazards Group in Golden, Colorado conducted reconnaissance from the ground and air and determined that affected areas are likely to be susceptible to catastrophic failure during rainstorms and snowmelt for several years. People should be aware of this potential hazard and use caution where traveling in the northern Front Range canyons.
Figure caption: Map showing extent of landslides in the northern Colorado Front Range. Areas burned by wildfire between 2000 and 2012 are shown with fire names and dates.