Combining Natural Hazards with Societal Issues: Unit 1 Hazard Map Template

Delve into Unit 1 of the Hazard Map Template, identifying and locating regions susceptible to hazards by choosing top hazards in the mapping area. Create hazard maps, combine shapes, and include a key and sources for a comprehensive view of potential hazards and vulnerabilities.

• Natural Hazards
• Societal Issues
• Hazard Mapping
• Vulnerabilities
• Hazard Mitigation

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1. Hazard Map Template Unit 1 Map Your Hazards! Combining Natural Hazards with Societal Issues

2. Title: Authors:

3. Base Map

4. Unit 1 Hazard Map Identify and locate regions within the map that are susceptible to hazards. Choose three top hazards in your mapping area (you can include more if you would like). Use one map (slide) per hazard. Label the slide with the hazard. Draw shaded (but 60% transparent) shapes around the hazard area in each map (use a different color for each hazard). Combine hazard shapes (copy and paste) onto a single map slide (make sure to align the shapes properly), and include a key and cite sources.

5. Map for Hazard 1:

6. Map for Hazard 2:

7. Map for Hazard 3:

8. Key Hazard 1: Hazard 2: Hazard 3: Combined Hazard Map

9. Citations Sources for Hazard 1 shapes: Sources for Hazard 2 shapes: Sources for Hazard 3 shapes:

10. Key Major Transportation routes: Major Bridges: Hospitals: Retirement homes: Schools: Low income areas (cite source): Additional vulnerabilities (cite source): Map for Vulnerabilities

11. Key Hazard 1: Hazard 2: Hazard 3: Major Transportation routes: Major Bridges: Hospitals: Retirement homes: Schools: Low income areas (cite source): Additional vulnerabilities: Combined Hazards and Vulnerabilities Map

12. Key Very high risk: maroon High risk: red Moderate risk: orange Low risk: yellow Risk Level Map

13. Risk Level Reasoning