Pichilemu Plan De Protección Civil Ante Tsunami

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72°2'30"W 72°2'0"W 72°1'30"W 72°1'0"W 72°0'30"W 72°0'0"W 71°59'30"W PICHILEMU PLAN DE PROTECCIÓN CIVIL ANTE TSUNAMI ² 34°22'30"S COMUNA DE PICHILEMU VI REGIÓN DEL LIBERTADOR GENERAL BERNARDO O'HIGGINS 34°22'30"S Punta La Puntilla PRIVADO MIRAMAR EL BOSQUE 34°23'0"S LAS VIOLETAS LOS CRISANTEMOS LOS LIRIOS 34°23'0"S COSTANERA CARDENAL CARO O CAMILO HENRIQUEZ AGUSTIN ROSS ARTURO PRAT LOS PINOS LAS MERCEDES LOS EUCALIPTUS C ALCALDE W SALDIAS F JOSE MARIA CARO AGUIRRE ANIBAL PINTO I PASAJE C ORTUZAR FEDERICO ERRAZURIZ LA LAGUNA JORGE MONTT VALDES CUEVAS F PRIVADO Í DOCTOR E DIAZ LIRA LUIS ROSS DE FERRRARIVALDERRAMA HUELLA C DIAGONAL URRIOLA SANTA CRUZ EL BOSQUE MANUEL MONTT A COSTANERA B ITURRIAGA PAVEZ POLANCO P Laguna LAS ACACIAS LOS ALERCES El Ancho MILLACO EL ARRAYAN MANUEL RODRIGUEZ SANTA MARIA RAPANUI MIRAMAR LOS AROMOS 34°23'30"S O BASILEA GINEBRA RAMON FREIRE PE G LIRETA PRIVADO Villa EL PARQUE JOSE JOAQUIN PEREZ N SANTA TERESITA ZURICH PASEO DEL SOL 34°23'30"S CONSTANZA Arauco BERNA LUGANO MANUEL BULNESCARRERA PRIETO EL BOSQUE ESMERALDA A LAS NACIONES LA ESTRELLA 18 DE SEPTIEMBRE LOS JASMINEZ É LOSAROMOS SAN FERNANDO SANHUELLA JOSE ANTONIO BIANCHI BULNES C C COLON RANCAGUA LOS PERALES O FERRARI PE EVARISTO MERINO Cerro La Cruz PRIVADO PASAJE 4 PASAJE 5 PASAJE 3 CHENA PASAJE 1 SANTIAGO PASAJE 2 PICHILEMU PE 34°24'0"S SANTA NOEMI MANUEL DE JESUS Villa Los Navegantes 34°24'0"S BRISAS DEL MAR VISTA HERMOSA LOS HANGARES EL PINO PE SAN LUIS LOS HERMANOS COMUNA Escuela Pueblo de Viuda SANTA HERMOSA D E LA BALLENA PASAJE 4 PICHILEMU MARIA MERCEDES Cordón Cerro PASAJE 3 PE CALLE 1 La Cruz CALLE 2 Cerro PE SECTOR DE CAHUIL ² Cruce de Esculturas COYA Playa Hermosa Cardumen PANGAL 34°28'0"S 34°24'30"S LA FORTUNA GUILLERMO PENA Villa Esperanza 34°24'30"S COMUNACOMUNA DD E E PICHILEMUPICHILEMU SIMBOLOGÍA ÁREA A EVACUAR VÍAS DE EVACUACIÓN La Virgen PE LÍNEA DE SEGURIDAD PE PUNTOS DE ENCUENTRO Camino La Virgen o c 34°25'0"S 34°28'40"S i Ciruelos f í c PE a 34°25'0"S P L o a Camino a Ciruelos g n u a n é a c C O a h u i l 0 200 400 m. 72°1'20"W 72°0'40"W Punta Lobos 34°25'30"S Camino a la Pampa ² PE SECTOR DE BARRANCA 34°25'30"S EX - BASURAL 34°30'0"S PE L a g u n a C CAMINO A PUNTA LOBOS a h u i l Barranca I-520 34°30'40"S 34°26'0"S Iglesia 34°26'0"S HACIA CATRIANCA La Villa 0 400 800 m. La Villa PE 34°31'20"S 72°0'0"W 71°59'20"W 71°58'40"W 71°58'0"W 71°57'20"W FUENTE: DISEÑO: - Dirección regional de ONEMI Lib. Bernardo O'higgins Oficina Nacional de Emergencia del Ministerio del Interior y Seguridad Pública. Elaboración: Marzo del 2013 - Comite comunal de protección civil y emergencia NOTA: 0 400 800 m. Descarga la versión actualizada en: www.onemi.cl - Ilustre Municipalidad de Pichilemu El plano de Pichilemu es solo una imagen de referencia COD:061304001 34°26'30"S 72°3'0"W 72°2'30"W 72°2'0"W 72°1'30"W 72°1'0"W 72°0'30"W 72°0'0"W 71°59'30"W.

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