Landslide Forces Evacuation of Ranch

By Scott Weber
|  Friday, Mar 18, 2011  |  Updated 4:45 PM PDT
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A landslide near the small town of Somis in Ventura County forced the evacuation of a residence and several horses.

A landslide near the small town of Somis in Ventura County forced the evacuation of a residence and several horses.

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A landslide near the small town of Somis in Ventura County forced the evacuation of a residence and several horses.

According to the Ventura County Star, a piece of land about 200 yards long and 100 yards deep moved downhill about 100 feet on a ranch located in the 7600 block of Bradley Road. A residence and 63 horses were being moved.

The landslide started around 6:30 a.m. A local property manager reported seeing trees falling and sliding on a hillside and contacted the Fire Department.

The cause of the landslide was not immediately known. A local geologist was called to investigate, the Star reported.

No injuries were reported.
 


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