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BO

TH L

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AN

D D

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NT

TSU

NA

MIS

: 1.

Ev

acua

te

on

foot

, if

at

all

poss

ible

. Fo

llow

ev

acua

tion

rout

e si

gns

and

arro

ws.

2. I

f yo

u ne

ed h

elp

evac

uatin

g, t

ie s

omet

hing

W

HIT

E (s

heet

or t

owel

) to

the

front

doo

r kno

b. M

ake

it la

rge

enou

gh t

o be

vis

ible

fro

m t

he s

treet

. If

the

emer

genc

y is

a d

ista

nt ts

unam

i, th

en h

elp

may

arr

ive.

In

the

eve

nt o

f a

loca

l ts

unam

i, it

is u

nlik

ely

that

an

yone

will

hel

p yo

u, s

o m

ake

a pl

an a

nd b

e pr

epar

ed!

3. S

tay

away

fro

m p

oten

tially

haz

ardo

us a

reas

un

til y

ou r

ecei

ve a

n A

LL C

LEA

R fr

om lo

cal o

ffici

als.

Ts

unam

is o

ften

follo

w r

iver

cha

nnel

s an

d da

nger

ous

wav

es c

an p

ersi

st f

or s

ever

al h

ours

. Lo

cal

offic

ials

m

ust

insp

ect

all

flood

ed

or

earth

quak

e-da

mag

ed

stru

ctur

es b

efor

e an

yone

can

go

back

into

them

.4.

Aft

er e

vacu

atio

n, c

heck

with

loc

al e

mer

genc

y of

ficia

ls i

f yo

u th

ink

that

you

hav

e sp

ecia

l sk

ills

and

can

help

, or

if y

ou n

eed

assi

stan

ce w

ith lo

catin

g lo

st

fam

ily m

embe

rs.

Be

prep

ared

! Ass

embl

e em

erge

ncy

kits

with

at

leas

t a 3

-day

sup

ply

for e

ach

fam

ily m

embe

r.

1

. F

irst a

id k

it an

d re

fere

nce

guid

e.

2.

Wat

er—

1 ga

llon

per p

erso

n pe

r day

; for

drin

king

,

hyg

iene

, and

coo

king

.

3.

Foo

d (p

acka

ged,

can

ned,

no-

cook

, as

wel

l as

b

aby

food

and

food

for s

peci

al d

iets

).

4.

Can

ope

ner (

non-

elec

tric)

.

5.

Bla

nket

s or

sle

epin

g ba

gs.

6.

F

ire e

xtin

guis

her (

stan

dard

).

7.

Ess

entia

l med

icat

ions

.

8.

Mon

ey.

9.

F

ood

and

wat

er fo

r pet

s. 1

0.

Por

tabl

e ra

dio,

NO

AA

wea

ther

radi

o, fl

ashl

ight

s,

and

bat

terie

s. 1

1.

Alte

rnat

e co

okin

g so

urce

& m

atch

es.

12.

H

eavy

glo

ves

and

stur

dy s

hoes

. 1

3.

Cre

scen

t wre

nch

for u

tility

shu

t off

(12”

or l

onge

r).

A

tsun

ami i

s a

serie

s of

sea

wav

es, u

sual

ly c

ause

d by

a

disp

lace

men

t of

the

oce

an f

loor

by

an u

nder

sea

earth

quak

e. A

s ts

unam

is e

nter

sha

llow

wat

er n

ear

land

, th

ey in

crea

se in

hei

ght

and

can

caus

e gr

eat

loss

of

life

and

prop

erty

dam

age.

Rec

ent r

esea

rch

sugg

ests

that

tsun

amis

hav

e st

ruck

th

e O

rego

n C

oast

on

a re

gula

r ba

sis.

The

y ca

n oc

cur

any

time,

da

y or

ni

ght.

Typi

cal

wav

e he

ight

s fro

m

tsun

amis

occ

urrin

g in

the

Pac

ific

Oce

an, o

ver t

he la

st 8

0 ye

ars,

hav

e be

en 2

0–45

feet

at t

he s

hore

line.

How

ever

, be

caus

e of

loc

al c

ondi

tions

a f

ew w

aves

hav

e be

en

muc

h hi

gher

—as

muc

h as

100

feet

or m

ore.

We

dist

ingu

ish

betw

een

a ts

unam

i ca

used

by

an

unde

rsea

ear

thqu

ake

near

the

Ore

gon

coas

t (L

OC

AL

TSU

NA

MI)

and

an u

nder

sea

earth

quak

e fa

r aw

ay f

rom

th

e co

ast (

DIS

TAN

T TS

UN

AM

I).

A LO

CA

L TS

UN

AM

I can

com

e on

shor

e w

ithin

15

to 2

0 m

inut

es a

fter t

he e

arth

quak

e—be

fore

ther

e is

tim

e fo

r an

offic

ial

war

ning

fro

m

the

natio

nal

war

ning

sy

stem

. G

roun

d-sh

akin

g fr

om t

he e

arth

quak

e m

ay b

e th

e on

ly w

arni

ng y

ou h

ave.

Eva

cuat

e qu

ickl

y!

A D

ISTA

NT

TSU

NA

MI w

ill ta

ke fo

ur h

ours

or

mor

e to

co

me

onsh

ore.

You

will

fee

l no

ear

thqu

ake,

and

the

ts

unam

i will

gen

eral

ly b

e sm

alle

r th

an t

hat

from

a lo

cal

earth

quak

e. T

ypic

ally

ther

e is

tim

e fo

r an

offi

cial

war

ning

an

d ev

acua

tion

to s

afet

y.

Eva

cuat

ion

for

a di

stan

t ts

unam

i w

ill g

ener

ally

be

indi

cate

d by

a S

TEA

DY

3-M

INU

TE S

IREN

BLA

ST a

nd

an a

nnou

ncem

ent

over

NO

AA

wea

ther

rad

io t

hat

the

loca

l ar

ea

has

been

pu

t in

to

an

offic

ial

TSU

NA

MI

WA

RN

ING

. In

iso

late

d ar

eas

alon

g be

ache

s an

d ba

ys

you

may

not

hea

r a

war

ning

sire

n. H

ere,

A S

UD

DEN

C

HA

NG

E O

F SE

A LE

VEL

shou

ld p

rom

pt y

ou t

o m

ove

imm

edia

tely

inl

and

to h

igh

grou

nd.

If yo

u he

ar t

he

3-m

inut

e bl

ast

or s

ee a

sud

den

sea

leve

l ch

ange

, fir

st

evac

uate

aw

ay f

rom

sho

relin

e ar

eas,

the

n tu

rn o

n yo

ur

loca

l bro

adca

st m

edia

or N

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A w

eath

er ra

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for f

urth

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info

rmat

ion.

The

info

rmat

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in t

his

broc

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cou

ld s

ave

your

life

. P

leas

e r

ead

it a

nd s

hare

it w

ith

your

fam

ily

and

frie

nds.

Ts

un

am

i E

va

cu

ati

on

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p:

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as

ide

Wh

at

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Foll

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14 Four Winds Motel 15 Gilbert Inn B & B 16 The Guest House B & B 17 Hillcrest Inn 18 Hi-Tide Motel 19 Inn At The Shore 20 The Lanai 21 Mariner Motel22 Microtel lnns & Suites 23 Mirage Condominiums 24 Motel 6 of Seaside 25 Night Cap Inn 26 Ocean Front Motel

27 Riverside Inn B & B 28 Riverside West Cottages 29 River View Inn 30 Rogers Inn 31 Royale Motel 32 Sand & Sea 33 Seaside Convention Center Inn 34 Seashore Resort Inn 35 Seaside Beach Club 36 Seaside Inn B & B 37 Seaside International Hostel 38 Seasider Motel 39 Seasider II Motel

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Look for coloredbands near the

tops of sign posts.

A YELLOW bandindicates that you

are within thetsunami hazard

zone.

A GREEN bandindicates that you

are outside thetsunami hazard

zone.