Harbour Breton Mudslide at Claire Hawes blog

Harbour Breton Mudslide. A mudslide, originating one thousand feet up the steep southside hill, cascaded down with explosive force. A torrent of mud and debris rolled. In august 1973, a landslide swept down a steep hill in harbour breton. A lengthy stretch of wet weather, including heavy rain on the weekend, probably contributed to a mudslide in harbour breton this morning. Harbour breton landslide monument has historic value as a reminder of a tragic landslide that occurred on august 1, 1973. 4 conclusions from 1771 to 2018, there were. On august 1, 1973, following several weeks of heavy rainfall, a debris torrent occurred at about 3 a.m. Photo of the 1973 debris slide/torrent scar harbour breton, nfld that destroyed four houses and killed four children. Harbour breton landslide, 1973 on august 1, 1973, following several weeks of heavy rainfall, a debris torrent occurred at about 3 am in a gully above. In a gully above the community of harbour breton. Uprooted trees, boulders and mud slammed into homes below, crushing four in total. Four houses were swept into. It crossed the road and. A mudslide, originating one thousand feet up the steep southside hill, cascaded down with explosive force.

Uprooted trees, boulders and mud slammed into homes below, crushing four in total. A torrent of mud and debris rolled. Harbour breton landslide, 1973 on august 1, 1973, following several weeks of heavy rainfall, a debris torrent occurred at about 3 am in a gully above. In august 1973, a landslide swept down a steep hill in harbour breton. 4 conclusions from 1771 to 2018, there were. Photo of the 1973 debris slide/torrent scar harbour breton, nfld that destroyed four houses and killed four children. Four houses were swept into. A mudslide, originating one thousand feet up the steep southside hill, cascaded down with explosive force. In a gully above the community of harbour breton. A lengthy stretch of wet weather, including heavy rain on the weekend, probably contributed to a mudslide in harbour breton this morning.

Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland & Labrador Harbour Breton Landslide

Harbour Breton Mudslide In august 1973, a landslide swept down a steep hill in harbour breton. 4 conclusions from 1771 to 2018, there were. Harbour breton landslide, 1973 on august 1, 1973, following several weeks of heavy rainfall, a debris torrent occurred at about 3 am in a gully above. A mudslide, originating one thousand feet up the steep southside hill, cascaded down with explosive force. Photo of the 1973 debris slide/torrent scar harbour breton, nfld that destroyed four houses and killed four children. Four houses were swept into. A lengthy stretch of wet weather, including heavy rain on the weekend, probably contributed to a mudslide in harbour breton this morning. A torrent of mud and debris rolled. It crossed the road and. Uprooted trees, boulders and mud slammed into homes below, crushing four in total. On august 1, 1973, following several weeks of heavy rainfall, a debris torrent occurred at about 3 a.m. Harbour breton landslide monument has historic value as a reminder of a tragic landslide that occurred on august 1, 1973. A mudslide, originating one thousand feet up the steep southside hill, cascaded down with explosive force. In august 1973, a landslide swept down a steep hill in harbour breton. In a gully above the community of harbour breton.