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Union Gap / Rattlesnake Hills Hazard Area
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Our data includes
a 2005 PSLC survey rasterized to six-foot resolution
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and
a 2013 survey for Yakima County rasterized to three-foot resolution.
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and here is a 1996 photo
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Here is the area above the around the quarry, with a blowup image of the area in the red rectangle.
The profile shows the scarp to be about 9 feet. Does this indicate mass movement, or is it just
a step in the multiple basalt flows, as we see to the south of the quarry?
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The scarp seems to be there in 1996 as well.
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We do not have access to the newer surveys from the Washington State Department
of Transportation.
This is a draft page creted by Harvey Greenberg, who is waiting for real geologists
to tell him if his is making sense.