Mission Peak Landslide (Fremont, California)
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Mission Peak is the site of a large (300 m wide by 1200 m long) landslide that started in March, 1998 due to the El Niño rains that winter. This massive landslide is visible from much of the South Bay region. Giant hillslope fissures and ongoing movement of the massive landslide area are visible in this photo. The unstable soil still poses a potential hazard to homes in the valley below, on the eastern outskirts of the city of Fremont. The first house in the way is the former MC Hammer mansion.
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Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 37°31'4"N 121°54'4"W
- Walnut Knolls - Warm Springs Fremont 3.6 km
- Inverness Ridge Association 3.7 km
- Alborada Apartments 7.6 km
- Cherry/Guardino 9 km
- Rose Pavillion Shopping Center 20 km
- Grafton Station 21 km
- Livermore NOLF/Livermore Sky Ranch (site) 22 km
- Hansen Ranch Association 22 km
- Sorrento At Dublin Ranch 22 km
- PG&E Training Facility 26 km
- Mission Peak Regional Reserve 1.7 km
- Mission Peak 1.9 km
- Mission San Jose District 1.9 km
- Vineyards/Avalon 3 km
- New Irvington Tunnel 3.9 km
- Sunol Valley Filter Plant 4.5 km
- Sunol Regional Wilderness 6.7 km
- San Antonio Reservoir 10 km
- Border 1 11 km
- Alameda County, California 21 km