MAPS: Metro Manila Landslide and Flood map

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HazardHunterPH - Hazard assessment at your fingertips

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hindi taLaga trueqc acropoLis, katipunan, eastwood LoyoLa, SapoL na sapoL sa pag-gaLaw Lupa. Tabi tabi taLaga tatLong guhit pa!!!!

Tapos sa pasig green meadows at vaLLe verde grabe din guhit.

geo yatta mas bagay ka dito sa thread this is your forte. Wag ka na maging madscientist vaccinator

[dr. d]

geo yatta & travahans ano masasabi nyo ? Iwasan ko mga hiLLy part????

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The study also shows that almost 40% of Antipolo City has been assessed to be potentially dangerous areas in terms of landslide occurrence.


Hindi ko maipost pdf file too large.

the fault line is already an open secret for several decades now.
i am not aware of property owners selling their property at bargain prices...

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doc that website for new buyers to study.

Ako doc i think a thousand years ahead kaya kita mo ngayon pandemic im beasting.

Nagiikot ako LateLy antipoLo, target ko mga 45minutes drive from.
my true qc. So iiwas ako sa mga potential cherry hiLLs disaster.

Tapos mag tatanay din ako. As much as possibLe maximum of 2hour drive. Im from trueqc hindi ako sanay matagaL sa Loob ng kotse.

[dr. d]

doc that website for new buyers to study.

Ako doc i think a thousand years ahead kaya kita mo ngayon pandemic im beasting.

why are you ostracizing the old buyers?

is that the reason why you so openly favor china?
heh heh heh.

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sa project7 ba near uratex inabot ba ondoy? Yung sa area jan may binebenta.

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buti na Lang mabusisi ako.

Change of pLan.

ANTIPOLO: HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT (they’re showing but not telling) part 1 | SECRETS of the Marikina Valley Fault Line

paging geo yatta & travahans

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iho dafutah!!!!

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from the comment section

tulisanes on March 2, 2017 at 11:42 am

WMT, i got ahold of that xerox copy of faultlines in 199O, which i kept and rediscovered about 10 years later; then realizing we had more powerful computers than the XT PCs running on DOS a decade back, and my office had a scanner and a book-bound map of metro manila; meshing curiosity with new-found skills in photoshop, i scanned the metro maps and the phivolcs map and assembled their files and overlay the latter on the former. to my shock and surprise, i discovered the west valley fault ran right smack under MY HOUSE! what chances might that happen to someone who pieces together an earthquake map for more than a nerve-wracking month –fours hours daily– as a weird hobby? for a long time i was in disbelief. then i realized it was my epiphany: a surreal revelation that this was my MISSION IN LIFE …which to date culminated in the metro manila wide campaign some years back to save and alert SCHOOLS and communities that are in the destructive path of the west valley fault (thanks to an influential follower of this blog who triggered an avalanche of awareness).

I digress. Back to your post…

No, no faultline along Marcos Hiway from Ligaya to Cogeo. But beyond Cogeo, over the top and behind Sun Valley, there are two faultlines there that Phivolcs is not naming (thus, i adopt and christen them the TULISANES FAULTLINES –nice ring to it, eh?).

Again, i digress. These two faults intersect in Montalban at the point where the ABANDONED Wawa Dam lies (funny the mountain that split right where the river flows nurses the Bernardo Carpio legend. This giant was apparently trapped inside the mountain, and he pushed it apart creating a river flow and causing an EARTHQUAKE while doing it. An earthquake: coincidence?

Now what is the significance if these two faultlines? Now children, gather round and listen to a scary story.

When the west valley fault was formed, the land mass BROKE off and dropped thus creating a VALLEY. But has it ever occured to anyone that when one end dropped, the opposite end while it did not drop, broke off and may just be hanging precariously by a thread? Imagine a corner roof of a house, specifically the “medya agua” that is usually bordered by rain gutter. Imagine at the height of a typhoon, amid howling wind, this corner roof broke off, fell –but not totally– and hangs precariously just by a thread. THIS is the picture of the west valley fault, where one point is lower. But a very powerful quake can dislodge and totally break off the hanging “roof corner” and the entire “medya agua” falls! By high magnitude earthquake, this can mean SEVERAL TENS OF FEET of land drop (whether slow or sudden, only God knows)! No wonder the “red patch” i point out in the new Phivolcs study gets the most number and degree of damages and toll on human life and property!

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pette on April 6, 2017 at 9:56 pm

Subdivisions or villages with the West Valley Fault:

Rizal (Rodriguez)
Amity Ville
Christine Ville

Marikina
Loyola Garden Village
Loyola Subdivision
Monte Vista Village
Industrial Valley Subdivision
Cinco Hermanos Subdivision
Wood Crest Subdivision

Quezon City
Sunnyside Heights Subdivision
Doña Anna Village
Fil-Heights
Filinvest Homes II and Villa Amor Uno
Northview Subd
Loyola Grand Villas
White Plains Subdivision
Queensville Court
Greenmeadows
Blue Ridge B

Pasig
Valle Verde 6
Valle Verde 5
Valle Verde
Valle Verde 3
Valle Verde 1
Kawilihan Village

Makati
East Rembo
Pembo
Rizal

Taguig
Pinagsama
Pinagsama Phase II
Pan-Am Village
North Signal Village
Central Signal Village
South Signal Village
Maharlika Village
Camp Bagong Diwa

Parañaque
Posadas Village

Muntinlupa
Solid Mills Village
Embassy Village
Liberty Homes
Carmina Compounds
L&B Subdivision and Compound
UP Side Subdivision
Country Homes Alabang
Planas Ville
Camella Homes Alabang 3
Country Homes Subd and Jose Marey Subdivision
Camella Homes
Susana Heights Village 1
Susana Heights Subd Phase I
St Anne Homes
Real Ville Subdivision

Laguna
Adelina 1A Subdivision
GSIS Village
Elnor Homes
Sampaguita Village
United San Pedro Subdivision

Cavite
Wedgewoods Subdivision