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Apparently going to Eagle Rock, like ever for any reason, is risky.
I made this before the fire on the Eagle Rock / Glendale border this past Fall, just found it again today.
Yellow: High fire hazard. Purple: Landslide. Pink: Liquefaction zone. Brown-red: Fault line.
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Work in progress — Los Angeles. Absolutely terrifying place to live, if you think about it.
Liquefaction zones: pinkish orange
Fault zones: brown red
High fire hazard zones: yellow
Landslide zones: purple
Made 3 years ago, never posted it.
Following up from this map I made a couple years ago, after a request from a friend: Flatbush, NY — chemical / oil storage and spills alongside parks and trees. New York is disgusting.
Legend:
- Blue dots: chemical
- Blue triangles: chemical spills
- Red dots: Oil, gas storage
- Red triangles: large oil spills
- Green dots: street trees
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Continuing my NYC Anthropocene cartographies project. Let me know if you want an image of your neighborhood.
RED: Petroleum Bulk Storage Facilities that store more than 1,100 gallons of petroleum in aboveground and underground storage tanks or 110 gallons in individual underground storage tanks, with some exceptions.
BLUE: Chemical Bulk Storage Aboveground storage tank larger than 185 gallons, any size underground storage tank, with some exceptions, or in a non-stationary tank used to store 1,000 kg or more.
BLACK: Major Oil Storage Facilities that store a total of 400,000 gallons or more of petroleum in aboveground and underground storage tanks.
GREEN: Parks and trees in NYC
Bulk storage info from the NY Department of Environmental Conservation. Tree info from NYC Open Data. Parks, I forget.
Anthropocene NYC (in progress). Map of parks, and oil / chemical spills since 2010.