61. L'Atlas Du Canada - Principales Avalanches Au Canada Translate this page occupés à déblayer les voies de la neige laissée par une avalanche antérieure.Source Protection civile Canada. Significant disasters in Canada http://atlas.gc.ca/site/francais/maps/environment/naturalhazards/majoravalanches

English Contactez-nous Aide Recherche ... RNCan Recherche Entrez les mots-clés Explorez nos cartes Ressources éducatives Données et services ... Principales avalanches Principales avalanches au Canada Principales avalanches Descriptions des principales avalanches identifiées sur la carte. Col Rogers-1906 Col Rogers (Colombie-Britannique); 62 morts. Source : Protection civile Canada. Col Rogers-1910 Source : Protection civile Canada. Significant Disasters in Canada, September, 1995. Mine Cooper-1915 Col Rogers-1918 Col Rogers (Colombie-Britannique); 62 morts. Source : International Decade for Natural Disaster Reduction, Canadian National Report. Royal Society of Canada and the Canadian Academy of Engineering, 1994. Mount Temple, lac Louise-1955 Mine Granduc-1965 Source : Protection civile Canada. Significant Disasters in Canada, September, 1995. Terrace-1971 Source : Protection civile Canada. Significant Disasters in Canada, September, 1995.

62. Hazard Fatalities NEWFOUNDLAND NATURAL disasters avalanches, Landslides and Tsunami. Earliest knownavalanche in Canadian history, worst avalanche disaster in eastern Canada. http://ngb.chebucto.org/Articles/dis-natural-disasters.shtml

Presented by the Newfoundland's Grand Banks Site to assist you in researching your Family History Click on the graphic below to return to the NGB Home Page To contribute to this site, see above menu item "About". These transcriptions may contain human errors. As always, confirm these, as you would any other source material. NEWFOUNDLAND NATURAL DISASTERS Avalanches, Landslides and Tsunami The following is a list of deaths through geologically related disasters in Newfoundland and Labrador compiled by researchers at the provincial Geological Survey . Much of the information is fragmentary, and we would appreciate learing more about these incidents, or any other disasters, whether fatal or not. Information on these and other non-fatal disasters can be found at:- Note that this list excludes drowning, the most common cause of accidental death in the Province, apart from in the case of the Burin Peninsula tsunami. Date Victim's name Age Place Cause of death Notes 22 unknown Inuit unknown 12 miles from Nain avalanche known from postscript of letter from Moravian missionaries, location, victims ages and names uncertain. Earliest known avalanche in Canadian history, worst avalanche disaster in eastern Canada

63. Death Toll Continues To Rise In Avalanche-Plagued Alps Death Toll Continues to Rise in avalanchePlagued Alps. A second avalancheon Wednesday slammed into nearby Valzur, killing five people. http://www.disasterrelief.org/Disasters/990226Europe2/

Death Toll Continues to Rise in Avalanche-Plagued Alps Posted on Fri, 05 Mar 1999 19:46:11 GMT Written by Doug Rekenthaler, Managing Editor, DisasterRelief.org The skies over Europe's Alps resembled a war zone on Thursday and Friday, as scores of military helicopters from four nations swooped in and out of snowbound valleys evacuating thousands from avalanche-prone areas. After days of fruitless searching, rescue teams pulled a four-year-old boy from the snow on Thursday and he was later revived. The death toll from a series of killer avalanches in the Tyrol region climbed to 36 early Friday, as rescuers pulled three more bodies from the snow, one of them a child. Most of the dead were from Galtuer, Austria, where 30 people were killed on Tuesday when two avalanches converged into a massive slide that smashed dozens of homes and automobiles. A second avalanche on Wednesday slammed into nearby Valzur, killing five people. One person remains missing at both locations. A farmer was found earlier in the week buried beneath an avalanche that destroyed his farm. One happy note was struck on Thursday when a four-year-old boy, his heart stopped and his body temperature at 88 degrees Fahrenheit, was pulled from the snow and revived. Ironically, the same snow that nearly killed him was responsible for lowering his body temperature sufficiently to enable successful resuscitation efforts.

64. 'White Death' Plagues European Mountains As Epic Snows Continue The dead included children who were playing in the street just before theavalanche struck. Alpine homes lie smashed at the foot of an avalanche. http://www.disasterrelief.org/Disasters/990224Europe/

'White Death' Plagues European Mountains as Epic Snows Continue Posted on Thu, 25 Feb 1999 12:12:57 GMT Written by Doug Rekenthaler, Managing Editor, DisasterRelief.org Some of Europe's heaviest snows in a half-century have trapped thousands in mountainous areas and entombed scores of others in a series of immense avalanches that have sent the winter death toll in the region over 60. Europe's epic snows this winter have lead to immense avalanches that have claimed scores of lives. Rescuers spent Wednesday in a frantic search for survivors buried beneath two avalanches in the Austrian resorts of Galtuer and Valzur. In Galtuer, 27 bodies have been recovered and at least four others remain missing after two avalanches combined into a massive slide and buried a number of homes in the area. The dead included children who were playing in the street just before the avalanche struck. Thursday's search was focused on two homes that were smashed by the avalanche. Nine bodies have been pulled from the wreckage. Twenty-three people had been rescued from the area, eight of them injured. Dozens of helicopters spent the day ferrying residents of the town to safety. Officials have warned that the region remains susceptible to more avalanches because of continued heavy snows. Local television footage showed homes and vehicles smashed by the snow, while scores of rescue workers and search dogs searched the massive snow piles in a vain search for survivors. The Galtuer avalanche was the worst to strike Austria since January 1954, when 56 people were killed in a single slide in the town of Blons.

65. Barbara's Environment, Safety & Disasters Page There are also links to resources for specific types of disasters such as avalanche,astronomical, drought, earthquake, epidemic, famine, farming, fire http://www.gate.net/~barbara/earth.htm

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66. About CARDA avalanche dogs are trained locate avalanche victims buried in snow. Disaster dogsare trained to locate victims of many natural disasters that may be buried in http://www.carda.org/AboutCARDA.aspx

Home Emergency Contact About CARDA FAQ ... California Info About CARDA What is CARDA? CARDA and the OES. Relationship with Local SAR Units. When can SAR dogs be Useful? ... Examples of Actual Searches What is CARDA? Wilderness Urban Cadaver Water Avalanche Disaster The California Rescue Dog Association, Inc. (CARDA) is a group of volunteers with specially trained dogs dedicated to assisting in the search for missing persons. CARDA teams are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to respond to local, state, and federal law enforcement as well as other public service agency requests. Established in 1976 and the largest search dog group in the nation, CARDA and its standards serve as a model for other search dog teams. CARDA is a non-profit organization and has currently certified dog teams spread throughout the state. In addition to mission-ready teams, there are also active members without a currently certified dog, apprentices working towards mission-ready status

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Home Science Earth Sciences Natural Disasters and Hazards : Avalanches Search DMOZ-Verzeichnis: All Categories Categories Onlye Links: Avalanche Centers and Organizations Liste of organizations from the Westwide Avalanche Network. http://www.avalanche.org/avcenters.htm Canadian Avalanche Association Contributes to the goal of reducing avalanche incidents world wide. http://www.avalanche.ca/ Colorado Avalanche Information Center Provides avalanche forecasts and warnings for Colorado. Includes accident reports and educational resources. http://geosurvey.state.co.us/avalanche/ University of Calgary Avalanche Research Research on all aspects avalanche formation. http://www.eng.ucalgary.ca/Civil/Avalanche/ US and World Avalanche Accident Statistics Provides U.S. avalanche accident and fatality statistics from 1950 to the present and world statistics 1985-1999. Includes also current information, hotlines, and maps. http://geosurvey.state.co.us/avalanche/US_World_stats/stats.html Utah Avalanche Forecast Center Avalanche forcasting for Utah ski areas. http://www.avalanche.org/~uafc/

68. In Avalanche Country, Thinnest Of Defenses Hangs Tough Washington holds the distinction of having had the worst avalanche disasterin American history, and one of the worst transportation disasters. http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/52258_avalanche27.shtml

Jump to Weather Traffic Webtowns Mariners ... Forums NEWS Local Transportation Consumer Education ... Special Reports COMMENTARY Opinion Columnists Letters David Horsey ... Forums COFFEE BREAK Mike Mailway TV Listings FIND IT! NWclassifieds Jobs Autos Real Estate ... Obituaries P-I ANYWHERE E-mail Newsletters News Alerts PDA Cell Phones ... RSS Feeds OUR AFFILIATES In avalanche country, thinnest of defenses hangs tough Poorly funded warning system relies on a coterie of experts able to improvise Thursday, December 27, 2001 By TOM PAULSON SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER SNOQUALMIE PASS An empty salsa jar, a Schmitz beer can, bubble gum and a surplus Army tank are among the tools used by a small, poorly funded network of winter backcountry experts to protect against avalanches in the Cascades. AVALANCHE BASICS For a quick introduction to how avalanches form and how to avoid them, see our illustrated poster (130K Acrobat PDF). This in a region that has been home to the pioneers of American avalanche science and that holds the record for the nation's largest death toll, 96, in a single slide. Avalanches kill more people in Washington than any other natural hazard claiming two or three lives every year.

69. ENC Online: Web Links: Science Topics: Natural Disasters FEMA is the federal agency in charge of helping people before and after disasterssuch as hurricanes For more details, see ENC Record.); The avalanche center ENC http://www.enc.org/weblinks/science/0,1578,1-Natural disasters,00.shtm

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70. Death Toll Disasters-War-Accidents avalanche, 30, 1999, Galtuer, Austria Two avalanches converged into a massive slidethat smashed dozens of homes and automobiles. 2000 disasters at InfoPlease. http://www.geocities.com/dtmcbride/hist/disasters-war.html

Don's Home History Contact Disasters (natural/disease/war) War/Battles/Civil Violence Terrorism Death Toll from Disasters, War, Terrorists I. Introduction II. III. Significant or recent disasters with fewer than 100,000 casualties. Other Links 19th and 20th Century Deaths (Millions) Type Specific Occurrences Below Other Estimates (a) Pandemic 156 M 15-30M per year Disease and Starvation from Hunger and Poverty. (See: Food First 2.6M/yr. AIDS Famine 33 M Democide (Genocide, Rebellions, ...) 110 M 180 M in last 200yrs. Wars 52 M 60 M Civilian and Military deaths in the 20th century according to Matthew Whites, Historical Atlas of the Twentieth Century Natural Disasters 7 M 250K/yr Space Daily Accidents 500 K 150K/yr Medical Mistakes, 100K/yr Auto Accidents. (b) Terrorism 12 K 11K (1980-99 per >State Dept. (a) Rates/yr. are current not average over last 2 centuries. (b) Accidents in the US: 44-98,000 Medical Mistakes per yr. (Infections in hospitals is largest) ( See: Dr. Mercola's page 42,000 Motor Vehicle deaths (1/3 are alcahol related) (See Cause of Death Stats Transportation Deaths I.

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72. HistoryLink Database Output Pass, an avalanche roars down the Cascade Mountains taking with it two Great Northerntrains and 96 victims. This is one of the worst train disasters in US http://www.historylink.org/_output.CFM?file_ID=1952

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74. HighIndex - Science: Earth Sciences: Natural Disasters And Hazards: Avalanches site listings. avalanche Centers and Organizations Liste of organizations fromthe Westwide avalanche Network. http//www.avalanche.org/. More Resources. http://www.highindex.com/Science/Earth_Sciences/Natural_Disasters_and_Hazards/Av

categories site listings Avalanche Centers and Organizations Liste of organizations from the Westwide Avalanche Network. http://www.avalanche.org/avcenters.htm Canadian Avalanche Association Contributes to the goal of reducing avalanche incidents world wide. http://www.avalanche.ca/ Colorado Avalanche Information Center Provides avalanche forecasts and warnings for Colorado. Includes accident reports and educational resources. http://www.caic.state.co.us/ University of Calgary Avalanche Research Research on all aspects avalanche formation. http://www.eng.ucalgary.ca/Civil/Avalanche/ US and World Avalanche Accident Statistics Provides U.S. avalanche accident and fatality statistics from 1950 to the present and world statistics 1985-1999. Includes also current information, hotlines, and maps. http://geosurvey.state.co.us/avalanche/US_World_stats/stats.html Utah Avalanche Center Avalanche forecasting and historical data for Utah ski areas, hotline phone numbers, and general mountain weather. http://www.avalanche.org/~uafc/ Westwide Avalanche Network Current avalanche information around the world.

75. Disaster Species In Snow Sense , it mentions disasters species of plants that are vegatative indicatorsof avalanche activity. Alders, willows, dwarf birch and cottonwoods. http://telemarktips.com/forums/Avy_Safety_/posts/4166.html

Disaster Species Author Subject: Disaster Species Joelh Posted At In "Snow Sense", it mentions disasters species of plants that are vegatative indicators of avalanche activity. Alders, willows, dwarf birch and cottonwoods. Do they survive avalanches better than other trees, or grow more quickly after other trees are destroyed? Valdez Telehead Re: Disaster Species (Currently replies) Posted At Its called "regeneration" species. Avalanches come down through a mature forest and wipes it out. First things that typically grow back and grasses and low brush, followed by birch and cottonwood then the climax species or spruce, at least here in Alaska. Sometime it will take 100's of years for a stand of trees to fully recover to its pre-avalanche status. I think its called secession or some science term like that. On the other hand, if a slide some down through new brush, it does little damage as the limbs are quite flexible. Unless the slide runs down to the the ground and starts ripping out sod and mud and roots. Switchback Re: Disaster Species (Currently replies) Posted At I've been told that avalanches can rip out slide alder, carry them downhill, where they root again in the spring. Shrubs like alder and willow have flexible branches that withstand avalanches to some extent. They are a niche species for slide paths.

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78. Unsettling Events Northwest Disaster avalanche and Fire, by Ruby El Hult, Binfords Mort, Portland,Oregon Copyright 1960 ISBN 08323-0021-7. This book tells the Wellington http://www.tpl.lib.wa.us/cgi-win/disastr2.exe/Wellington_Avalanch|disaster\welli

About the Library Using the Library Reference Resources Library Catalog ... Library Databases You may be interested in other Library Databases return to Unsettling Events index Return to TPL Home Page Unsettling Events WELLINGTON DISASTER Ivan Doig, "When death wore white at Wellington," Pacific Search. IX (April, 1975) p. 8-10. Train Number 27, the Great Northern's fast mail, eased to a halt at the Cascade Tunnel about 5:30 in the morning. Mail clerk Alfred B. Hensel later remembered that he peered from his mail car and saw snow coming down "like somebody was picking a chicken." It looked to Hensel as if the snow already lay eight or nine feet deep. Where workmen were shoveling snow o ff the roof of a nearby round- house, the bank they were slicing away loomed high above their heads. Ahead through the storm and on the same track with the mail train sat Number 25, a passenger train of seven cars and a big 12-wheeled locomotive. Both trains were westbound to the depots of Everett, Seattle, and Tacoma along Puget Sound. Since leaving Spokane about three hours apart the evening before, each train had clattered across the hill country of eastern Washington and up into the Cascade Mountains. Now they had come through Stevens Pass and were stopped just down the western slope from the summit. Between the trains and their depots sprawled a snow slide at Windy-Point, some five miles ahead.

79. Avalanche (1978) Disaster strikes when an avalanche hits the resort, ski slopes, andice skating arena. avalanche suffers from its low budget. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077189/

Top Movies Photo Galleries ... Film All Titles My Movies People Characters Quotes Bios Plots All (old) More searches Tips IMDbPro.com free trial Showing page 1 of 18 main details combined details full cast and crew company credits user comments ... external reviews newsgroup reviews user ratings recommendations plot summary plot keywords Amazon.com summary memorable quotes trivia goofs soundtrack listing crazy credits alternate versions movie connections merchandising links release dates filming locations technical specs laserdisc details DVD details literature listings news articles taglines trailers posters photo gallery on tv, schedule links showtimes official site miscellaneous photographs sound clip(s) video clip(s) Your Vote 1 (awful) 10 (excellent) You need to be a registered user of the IMDb to rate a movie - I have seen this movie and would like to submit a comment Avalanche Directed by Corey Allen Writing credits Corey Allen Frances Doel (story) (more) Add to MyMovies IMDbPro Professional Details Genre: Action Drama (more) Tagline: Six million tons of icy terror! Plot Outline: The vacationers at a winter wonderland struggle to survive after an avalanche of snow crashes into their ski resort. Their holiday then turns into a game of survival.

80. Disaster News Network: Disaster & Weather Links program offered to homeowners and businesses following Presidentiallydeclareddisasters. Winter Storms - avalanche Danger Scale this chart provides a http://www.disasternews.net/links.php

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