A debris slide from a steep slope above forms a cone of rock and soil material that is covering both lanes of a road. Three people stand by the slide observing.
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2011 Foresta Road debris slide
A debris slide from a steep slope above forms a cone of rock and soil material that is covering both lanes of a road. Three people stand by the slide observing.
A debris slide occurred onto Foresta Road between Rancheria and El Portal, just west of the El Portal wood lot. The slide initiated from a tall road cut and consisted of soil and angular metamorphic clasts on top of weathered granitic bedrock. The cone of slide material covered both lanes of Foresta Road, up to 6-7 m deep on the northern (westbound) lane.
UTM East: 253284; UTM North: 4173318; Elevation: 580
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Yosemite National Park, Code: YOSE
Merced River Gorge
Latitude: 37.6739071879284, Longitude: -119.79743597

El Portal Road
Foresta Road
Yosemite National Park, California
Latitude: 37.8399200439453, Longitude: -119.540397644043

Rock Fall Database GroupID for YOSE : 2011032502
Rock Fall Database ID for YOSE : 2011032502-2
20110328
03/25/2011
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Organization: Yosemite NP
Position: Park Geologist
Address: El Portal, CA 95318
Email: greg_stock@nps.gov

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