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Historic Rockslides in Canada |
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Site |
Date |
Volume m³ |
Damage |
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Rubble Creek, BC |
1855? |
25 million |
unknown |
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Frank, Alberta |
29 April 1903 |
30 million |
70 deaths, half a town destroyed |
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Brazeau Lake, Alberta |
July 1933 |
5 million |
telephone lines |
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Hope, BC |
9 January 1965 |
47 million |
4 deaths; road buried |
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English Chief River, NWT |
5 October 1985 |
7 million |
None |
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Historic Rockslides in Canada
Published Online February 7, 2006
Last Edited January 20, 2014
