IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Warnings are only the first step to being safe in a tsunami....You need to know what areas are safe and what areas are at risk.

◼ Know Your Zone -- how to find out if you are at risk of a tsunami - Lori Dengler, professor and chair of the HSU Geology Department/For the Times-Standard

...The California Geological Survey has taken the lead for mapping tsunami hazards in California.... The state maps are posted online at
◼ www.quake.ca.gov/gmaps/tsunami/tsunami_maps.htm...
You can download fliers at
◼ www.humboldt.edu/rctwg/
(select the download Tsunami Maps and Flyers on the right)...
...Find out if you are in a tsunami zone at
◼ http://myhazards.calema.ca.gov/.
Just enter your address, and you can learn not only about tsunamis but earthquake and flood hazards as well. read the rest