Westport VFD Fire Atlas
We start looking inland from over the Pacific - the town of Westport at bottom right (with the VFD firehouse just north), then Wages Creek, and at left Branscomb Road winds its way up the DeHaven Creek valley:
Now let’s look at some infrastructure and landscape. We see power lines, Tsunami risk zones, and potential landslide areas here at a large scale with Highway 1 and Branscomb Road: Landcape features
Zooming in on part of that Tsunami zone, we can see where some work has been done to capture details of the campgrounds so prevalent and important on this beautiful stretch of Northern California coastline. You can also see the helicopter landing zone marked for emergency response planning at upper right: Wages Creek Campground
Bridges are important to call out explicitly for response, and we see a few of them marked here alongside helicopter landing areas and the grey zones representing where site specific fire risk analysis has been performed: