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1. Erosion Hazards of Monterey County, California, 2001

2001. County of Monterey, Environmental Resource Policy Department and Rosenberg, Lewis I. This polygon shapefile depicts hazardous areas of relative soil erosion for Monterey County, California. Erosion can be defined as the wearing away... County of Monterey, California.

2. Faults of Monterey County, California, 2001

2001. Rosenberg, Lewis I. This line shapefile depicts the relative activity of faults in Monterey County, California. Fault rupture is a seismic hazard that affects structur... Monterey County (Calif.). Planning Department.

3. Isohyetal Contours, Monterey County, California, 2001

2001. Rosenberg, Lewis I. This line shapefile contains isohyetal contours showing the average rainfall in inches per year for the Monterey County, California. Contours were ... Monterey County (Calif.). Planning Department.

4. Paleontological Resources of Monterey County, California, 2001

2001. Rosenberg, Lewis I. and Clark, Joseph C. This point shapefile depicts paleontological resources within Monterey County, California. Fossils provide important evidence to help determine wha... Monterey County (Calif.). Planning Department.

5. Potential Aquifer Recharge Areas: Monterey County, California, 2001

2001. Feeney, Martin B. and Rosenberg, Lewis I. This polygon shapefile contains areas for potential recharge of high to moderate infiltration capacity and low to moderate water holding capacity s... Monterey County (Calif.). Planning Department.

6. Relative Earthquake-Induced Landslide Susceptibility of Monterey County, California, 2001

2001. Rosenberg, Lewis I. This polygon shapefile depicting relative landslide susceptibility from earthquakes was created using a simplified version of the methodology devel... Monterey County (Calif.) Planning Department.

7. Relative Liquefaction Susceptibility of Monterey County, California, 2001

2001. Rosenberg, Lewis I. This polygon shapefile contains areas of relative liquefaction suceptability in Monterey County, California. A common type of ground failure associ... Monterey County (Calif.). Planning Department.