Three common types of landslides in Utah:
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Debris flows consist of sediment-water
mixtures that flow down a streambed or hillslope,
commonly depositing sediment at canyon mouths. |
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Slides are downslope movements of soil
or rock on slopes. |
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Rock falls consist of rock(s) falling
from a cliff or cut slope. |
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Introduction
Three common types of Utah landslides
Why landslides commonly
occur
Areas generally
prone to landslides
Features indicating
landslide movement
How you can reduce the
likelihood of landslide
What to do if
you suspect imminent landslide danger
For further information
on landslides in your area
References
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