Surveying the 2008 Oak Creek debris flow
by Mitch D'Arcy
My field partners surveying the aftermath of the 2008 Oak Creek debris flow in the southern Sierra Nevada, California. The debris flow killed and buried the trees, scoured out a deep channel, and left behind characteristic boulder levees overlain by muds and silt.
Taken on 20
November
2013
Submitted on 07 February 2019
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- North America (629)
- Northern America (481)
- United States of America (344)
- Exact location (-118.2659 W, 36.8418 N)
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landslide, debris, alluvial, geomorphology
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Credit: Mitch D'Arcy (distributed via imaggeo.egu.eu)
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