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Tsunami The Tsunami Flooding Assumption shows the expected Flooding Areas and Flood Depths in the event of a tsunami of the largest class(※). Due to local ground unevenness, influence of buildings, deformation of structures, etc. there may be changes to Flooding Areas and Flood Depths, so flooding may occur even outside the predicted Flooding Areas. ※Largest Class Tsunami: The Largest Tsunami that causes an enormous amount of damage to Amami City, as hypothesized to occur from the Amami Islands Pacific Ocean Offshore (Northern Area) Earthquake Scenario (Magnitude 8.2), if the hypocenter were to be in the oceans near Amami Oshima. Tsunami Flooding Assumption Creation Date: September, 2014 by: Erosion Control Division, Department of Civil Engineering, Kagoshima Prefecture
	Areas higher than 20.0 meters
	Areas higher than 10.0 meters but lower than 20.0 meters
	Areas higher than 5.0 meters but lower than 10.0 meters
	Areas higher than 3.0 meters but lower than 5.0 meters
	Areas higher than 2.0 meters but lower than 3.0 meters
	Areas higher than 1.0 meters but lower than 2.0 meters
	Areas higher than 0.3 meters but lower than 1.0 meters
	Areas higher than 0.01 meters but lower than 0.3 meters

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	Designated Evacuation Shelter Public facilities, etc. for evacuees and/or victims of a tsunami to stay for a certain period of time
	Tsunami Evacuation Site Place to urgently escape to during a tsunami
	Tsunami Evacuation Building Building to urgently escape to during a tsunami
	AED

※If location information cannot be obtained, the map will be displayed centered on the Amami City Hall Naze Branch.

Sediment Disaster Warning Area/Special Warning Area
	Debris Flow Special Warning Area In the Debris Flow Warning Area (yellow zone), the point where the force of debris flow caused by flooding exceeds the building’s strength capacity (Each point varies depending on the calculation for each mountain stream). by: Erosion Control Division, Department of Civil Engineering, Kagoshima Prefecture
	Debris Flow Warning Area Land with an inclination of 2 degrees or more from the point where the debris flow begins to overflow. by: Erosion Control Division, Department of Civil Engineering, Kagoshima Prefecture
	Steep Slope Special Warning Area In the Steep Slope Warning Area (yellow zone), the point where the force of debris caused by collapse exceeds the building’s strength capacity (Each point varies depending on the calculation for each steep slope). by: Erosion Control Division, Department of Civil Engineering, Kagoshima Prefecture
	Steep Slope Warning Area Area that is twice the height of the steep slope (up to 50 meters) from the lower end of the steep slope (30 degrees of slope and 5 meters or higher), and the upper part is within 10 meters from the top of the steep slope. by: Erosion Control Division, Department of Civil Engineering, Kagoshima Prefecture

Legend of symbols shown on the map
	Designated Evacuation Shelter Public facilities, etc. for evacuees and/or victims of a tsunami to stay for a certain period of time
	AED

※If location information cannot be obtained, the map will be displayed centered on the Amami City Hall Naze Branch.

Flood Disaster
	Past Flooding Record Past records of flooding, including the Amami Heavy Rain Disaster of 2010

Legend of symbols shown on the map
	Designated Evacuation Shelter Public facilities, etc. for evacuees and/or victims of a tsunami to stay for a certain period of time
	Tsunami Evacuation Site Place to urgently escape to during a tsunami
	Tsunami Evacuation Building Building to urgently escape to during a tsunami
	AED

※If location information cannot be obtained, the map will be displayed centered on the Amami City Hall Naze Branch.

消防水利
	消火栓消防車両に消防用水を供給する施設で、道路内（車道や歩道）に設置され、通常時は角型のマンホールで蓋がされています。
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