The hazard map of an area is used to:
A. Show weather patterns
B. Display topographic features
C. Indicate probability of natural disasters
D. Locate mineral deposits
Answer: Option C
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A hazard map illustrates zones with high risk for specific natural hazards (e.g., earthquakes, floods, landslides) to aid planning and mitigation.This Question Belongs to Geological Engineering >> Geological Hazards
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