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According to the American Red Cross, landslides have occurred in almost every state in the U.S.

The following resources from U.S. Government agencies and nonprofit organizations can help you deal with this type of emergency.

Landslide or Debris Flow
Things you can do to protect yourself, your family and your property from the effects of a landslide or debris flow
(FEMA)

Landslides and Mudslides
Fact sheet on what to do in case of landslides and mudslides
(Centers for Disease Control)

After a Landslide
What to do after a landslide
(U.S. Geological Survey)

Landslides Safety Check List
A list of supplies to collect in case you have to evacuate following a landslide
(American Red Cross)

home surrounded by mud debris
La Conchita, CA, January 15, 2005 -- Damaged buildings are surrounded by mud in La Conchita, California, where winter storms caused fatal landslides that damaged private property and roads. (FEMA/Shea)