VULNERABILITY
PROCESSES
NATURAL EFFECTS
CULTURAL EFFECTS
RESPONSES
100

Because there are only 2 roads and 1 railway line in. 

What accessibility issues does Kaikoura have that make it vulnerable? 

100

About 15km down

What was the focus of the Kaikoura earthquake

100

Up to 12 metres

How much horizontal movement occurred? 

100

2

How many were killed in the Kaikoura Earthquake? 

100

On the 15th of December, 2017

When did SH1 fully open to the public?

200

The main industry and income source

What is Tourism in Kaikoura? 

200

About 15km North East of Culverden

Where was the epi-centre? 

200

The Leader River

Lake Rebekah was formed due to a landslide that blocked which river? 

200

1 and 70

What are the only two state highways that you can access Kaikoura by road? 

200

Crayfish

What were tourists fed at the local marae in the days after the quake? 

300

Surrounded by many faults, including some of the countries largest? 

What makes the location of Kaikoura vulnerable? 

300

Up to 23

How many faults ruptured during the quake?

300

Up to 7m high at Goose Bay/ Oaro. 

How high was the localised tsunami?

300

The cinema and carpark that were apart of the shopping centre

What had to be destroyed as it was deemed unsafe after the earthquake at the Queensgate Shopping Centre in Wellington? 

300

HMNZ Canterbury

What naval vessel evacuated 450 people on the 16th of November? 

400

Because it rises from a depth of 1200m to sea level very quickly due to the Kaikoura Canyon

Why is is vulnerable to Tsunami? 

400

Is NZ's 2nd largest and ruptured during the quake

What is the Hope fault?

400

About 70km in length, 36km on land, 34km under water. 

How long was the surface rupture created by the Kekerengu and Needles faults? 

400

$1.8 billion

What was the total amount of insurance claims? 

400

An estimated 30,000 of them along with 14 dogs and a cat

How many bees were evacuated? 

500

The steep mountainous terrain and sedimentary rock type

Why is Kaikoura vulnerable to landslides? 

500

The exact time and date of the quake

Why is 12:02am 14th November significant? 

500

Approximately 160,000 cubic metres

How much material came down at the Ohau Point Slip? 

500

Because they were unable to sit the exams up to a week after the qarthquake

Why did students receive derived grades for their NCEA exams? 

500

 The non-acronym for NCTIR 

What is the North Canterbury Transport and Infrastructure Recovery known as? 

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