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OregonTsunami.org
We cannot prevent a tsunami but we can prepare for one.

Tsunami evacuation brochures/maps for the public

Living on Shaky Ground: How to Survive Earthquakes and Tsunamis in Oregon

Below are the official maps for implementation of Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) 455.446 and 455.447, limiting construction of certain critical and essential facilities in the tsunami inundation zone. Tsunami Inundation Map (TIM) series maps also show the SB-379 line.

These maps are not intended for emergency evacuation purposes and do not necessarily represent tsunami inundation from a worst-case event. Recommended evacuation areas are illustrated on evacuation brochures produced for selected parts of the Oregon coast. Potential flooding for a worst-case tsunami event is also depicted on tsunami inundation maps produced from detailed computer simulations of tsunami flooding. These maps are available for selected population centers.

This map list runs north to south along the Oregon coast.

Click on a name to see that map as a PDF file.

Some of these files are as large as 5MB and may take a while to load after the PDF viewer (Acrobat) launches.

The map to the right is for reference only.

95-09-Warrenton
95-10-Astoria
95-11-Cathlamet Bay
95-12-Knappa
95-13-Gearhart
95-14-Olney
95-15-Tillamook Head
95-16-Arch Cape
95-17-Nehalem
95-18-Garibaldi
95-19-Kilchis River
95-20-Netarts
95-21-Tillamook
95-22-Sand Lake
95-23-Nestucca Bay
95-24-Neskowin
95-25-Lincoln City
95-26-Devils Lake
95-27-Depoe bay
95-28-Newport North
95-29-Newport South
95-30-Toledo South
95-31-Waldport
95-32-Tidewater
95-33-Yachats
95-34-Heceta Head
95-35-Mercer Lake
95-36-Goose Pasture
95-37-Florence
95-38-Tahkenitch Creek
97-31-Winchester Bay
97-32-Reedsport
95-43-Lakeside
95-44-Empire
95-45-North Bend
95-46-Cape Arago
95-47-Charleston
95-48-Coos Bay
95-49-Bullards
95-50-Riverton
95-51-Bandon
95-52-Bill Peak
95-53-Floras Lake
95-54-Langlois
95-55-Cape Blanco
95-56-Sixes
95-57-Port Orford
95-58-Ophir
95-59-Gold Beach
95-60-Signal Buttes
95-61-Cape Sebastian
95-62-Sundown Mountain
95-63-Mack Point
95-64-Carpenterville
95-65-Brookings
95-66-Mt. Emily

Individual tsunami hazard maps can be purchased for $5. A CD-ROM containing all tsunami hazard maps of the Oregon coast, text report and metadata is available for $25.

To order, click on the Nature of the Northwest sign above or click on the Publications and data home page below for instructions.

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To view PDF documents, download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader by clicking on the logo above.

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Coastal Hazards Tsunami hazard maps for the Oregon coast

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