Liquefaction is what soft, water-logged ground does in an earthquake. Below are 69 of the areas we cover, grouped by the wording PHIVOLCS uses for each.
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PHIVOLCS mapped these in two rounds and the wording differs between them, so the groups below are not one ranked scale. The words are theirs, kept as written.
High Potential41
- MalateManila
- ErmitaManila
- BinondoManila
- TondoManila
- SampalocManila
- Santa CruzManila
- QuiapoManila
- San NicolasManila
- IntramurosManila
- PacoManila
- PandacanManila
- Santa AnaManila
- San AndresManila
- San MiguelManila
- Port AreaManila
- San AntonioMakati
- PalananMakati
- UsusanTaguig
- Lower BicutanTaguig
- SantolanPasig
- PinagbuhatanPasig
- San JoaquinPasig
- PlainviewMandaluyong
- MOA ComplexPasay
- Roxas BoulevardPasay
- BaclaranPasay
- LibertadPasay
- TramoPasay
- SucatParañaque
- Aseana CityParañaque
- San DionisioParañaque
- BayananMuntinlupa
- TunasanMuntinlupa
- ConcepcionMarikina
- Santo NiñoMarikina
- NangkaMarikina
- San RoqueMarikina
- LongosMalabon
- TonsuyaMalabon
- North Bay BoulevardNavotas
- PaterosPateros
Moderate Potential8
Least Susceptible7
Highly Susceptible5
Low Potential4
Moderately Susceptible4
Each value is read at one point in the centre of the area, not across the whole area. From PHIVOLCS. Acknowledge Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology.