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Wayside: Slump or Debris Flow (Roadside)
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Wayside: Slump or Debris Flow (Roadside)
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Debris flows are most commonly known as landslides. For slumps, the soil moves slowly as a block, often coming to rest with trees and other plants still growing undisturbed. Use this sign to determine if the hill is an example of a debris flow or a slump.
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