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Safe Enough to Stay - ABAG Earthquake and Hazards Program

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<strong>Safe</strong> <strong>Enough</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>Stay</strong>Figure 3: How Will the Expected <strong>Earthquake</strong> Impact San Francisco?Different neighborhoods have different housing s<strong>to</strong>ck <strong>and</strong> soil conditions, which means the degree of earthquakedamage will vary across the city. After a Magnitude 7.2 earthquake on the San Andreas Fault, we expect thepercentages of housing in red <strong>to</strong> be unusable, meaning not safe enough for residents <strong>to</strong> shelter in place.50%MarinaRichmond35%65%Sunset23%77%Merced24%76%50% North Beach27%26%73%Pacific Heights 74%Down<strong>to</strong>wnWestern Addition 27%27%73%73%Central Waterfront28%Mission25%72%75%Twin Peaks17%Bayview16%83%84%ExcelsiorIngleside12%11%88%89%Sources: SFGIS, Census 2000 <strong>and</strong> SPUR analysis of CAPSS Hazus Output Data 27Unusable Units25%1 mile75%Usable Units14 SPUR Report > January 2012

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