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with little or no vegetative cover are somewhat more prone to landslides, especially <br />shallow, surficial slides than are areas with heavier vegetative cover. Water <br />saturated soils or rock with a high water table are much more prone to landslides <br />because the water pore pressure decreases the shear strength of the soil and thus <br />increases the probability of sliding. <br /> <br /> Figures 8.1 to 58,4 <br /> Major Types of Landslides <br /> <br /> SOFT ~.RODIItitLE ROCK <br /> <br /> Fig. 8-1. Rockfall Fig. 8-2. Rotational Landslide <br /> <br /> Fig. 8-3. Translational Landslide <br /> <br /> Soi~ or Col iuvium,~ <br /> Scar (oreo of initial feilure) <br /> / <br /> Track (m(~y or may not be eroded)-.,,,. // <br /> Zone of depositio~ (fan), <br /> <br /> Fig, 8-4. Debris Flow <br /> Public Review Draft: August 6, 2004 8-2 <br /> <br /> <br />
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