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Landslides Landslides are a natural phenomenon of erosion that causes damage to hilly or mountainous areas with steep slopes due to a lack of balance in the stability of the area. This leads to the adjustment of the ground surface to the Earth's gravitational force and the movement of geological components in that area from higher to lower elevations. Landslides often occur in cases of heavy rainfall, where mountainous areas retain water until saturation, leading to collapse according to three types of movement: 1. Landslides that move slowly are called Creep, e.g., Surficial Creep. 2. Landslides that move rapidly are called Slide or Flow, e.g., Surficial Slide. 3. Landslides that move suddenly are called Fall or Rock Fall. In addition, they can be classified into three types based on the characteristics of the material that falls: Landslides caused by the movement of the surface soil of mountains. Landslides caused by the movement of unconsolidated material. Landslides caused by the movement of rock layers. 1. When and where do landslides occur in Thailand? In Thailand, landslides mostly occur after heavy rainfall in mountainous areas, which are the sources of streams, particularly in the upper regions of the country, especially in the North and Northeast. There is a high likelihood of landslides due to tropical cyclones passing through between July and August, while in the South, they occur during the Northeast monsoon season between November and December. 2. What are the components of landslide severity? 1. Rainfall amount on the mountain. 2. Slope of the mountain. 3. Forest integrity. 4. Ch

Agency:

nakhonratchasima-province

Licence:

Open Data Common

Category:

ข้อมูลสาธารณะ

Geographic coverage:

หมู่บ้าน

Update frequency:

ปี

Source portal:

data_go_th

Updated:

25/07/2026

English title machine-translated from the Thai original

Record updated 56 days ago, within its stated annual cycle

The same record appears 1 more times on: gdc_nakhonratchasima — counted once here