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Fonseca. 1 mapa 70°00' 70°00' 69°00' 69°00' escala 1:20.000.escala Santiago. 1:20.000. Santiago. No. 13 PeligrosNo. 13 VolcánicosPeligros de Chile.Volcánicos 2011. deL. Lara,Chile. G. 2011. Orozco, L. Lara, Á. Amigo G. Orozco, y C. Silva. Á. Amigo Texto y yC. 1 Silva. mapa Texto escala y 11:2.000.000. mapa escala Santiago. 1:2.000.000. Santiago. No. 14 PeligroNo. 14 de Licuefacción:Peligro de área Licuefacción: Concepción-Talcahuano-Hualpén-Chiguayante, área Concepción-Talcahuano-Hualpén-Chiguayante, Región del Biobío. Región 2012. del M.F. Biobío. Falcón, 2012. M. Arenas,M.F. Falcón, M. Arenas, P. Ramírez, M. P.Marín, Ramírez, C. Creixell M. Marín, y S. C.Huerta. Creixell 1 mapay S. Huerta. escala 11:50.000. mapa escala Santiago. 1:50.000. Santiago. PERÚ PERÚ No. 15 PeligroNo. 15 de InundaciónPeligro por de Tsunami:Inundación área por Concepción-Talcahuano-Hualpén-Chiguayante, Tsunami: área Concepción-Talcahuano-Hualpén-Chiguayante, Región del Biobío. Región 2012. del M.F. Biobío. 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