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Coastal Vulnerability Assessment of Olympic National Park to Sea-Level Rise, USGS Open-File Report 2004-1021


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Figure 3. Figure 4. Figure 5. Figure 6. Figure 3. Figure 4. Figure 5. Figure 6. Figure 7. Figure 8. Figure 9. Figure 10.

Figure 3: Shi Shi Beach in the north end of the park is classified as very high vulnerability. Washington Dept. of Ecology Photo.

Figure 4: Area north of Rialto Beach where geomorphology transitions from moderate to low vulnerability. Washington Dept. of Ecology Photo.

Figure 5: Hoh Head north of Hoh Indian Reservation is a rocky cliff at very low vulnerability. Washington Dept. of Ecology Photo.

Figure 6: Ruby Beach near Kalaloch is a gravel beach and considered high vulnerability. Washington Dept. of Ecology Photo.

Figure 7: Shore parallel oblique view showing the diverse geomorphology, including river mouths, pocket beaches, and rocky headlands. NPS photo.

Figure 8: Rialto Beach near the Quileute Reservation is a cobble beach (high vulnerability). NPS photo.

Figure 9: Hole in the Wall north of Rialto Beach (low vulnerability). NPS photo.

Figure 10: Point of Arches (very low vulnerability). NPS photo.


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