Yeah, and the Elliot Bay tsunami hazard map[1] is a nice reminder that most of Seattle is up some steep hills (including flat areas like SLU). The hazard map mo

Yeah, and the Elliot Bay tsunami hazard map[1] is a nice reminder that most of Seattle is up some steep hills (including flat areas like SLU). The hazard map models a 7.3 earthquake on the Seattle fault, which is tiny compared to a 9.0 in the subduction zone, but also doesn't have to travel through all those narrows straits and turns. [1] http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/pubs/PDF/wals2794/wals2794.pdf http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/pubs/PDF/wals2794/wals2794.pdf