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<resTitle>Areas susceptible to debris flows</resTitle>
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<idAbs>This layer (lines) represents debris flow deposits or areas susceptible to debris flows. Primarily these areas are shallow, narrow ravines containing variable accumulations of colluvium. The data come from a series of Landslide and Related Features Maps and Landslide Potential Maps that cover most of southeastern and south-central Kentucky. The features were interpreted from aerial photographs and historical records. The debris flows digitized depict generalized slope conditions as they existed at the time of field checking (1977-1981). Areas of thick colluvium are susceptible to rapid movement during intense rainfall. The data are from preliminary type maps and are suited for general planning purposes only.</idAbs>
<idCredit>Outerbridge, W.F., Taylor, A.R., and Thomas, R.E. The Kentucky Geological Survey is credited with digital compilation.</idCredit>
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