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Santa Clarita, California Road Buckles: Vasquez Canyon Road in Santa Clarita has become quite the sight over the past three days. Within a period of only three hours Vasquez Canyon Road became undrivable with hills and massive cracks. A 200-foot stretch of the road, which is 40 miles north of downtown Los Angeles, is closed to traffic. Vasquez Canyon Road between Lost Creek Road and Vasquez Way is closed until further notice. That stretch has grown by more than 15 feet in three days, stumping local engineers and geologists. This Santa Clarita Buckles road attracting skateboarders looking for a challenge. Check out What Geologists said about Vasquez Canyon Road Buckles and the Actual Footage from below article.

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Vasquez Canyon Road in Santa Clarita has been closed indefinitely following mysterious landslide. No recent earthquake or rainstorm caused landslide, though scientist says rocks may be saturated from last month. The two-mile stretch of roadway between Lost Creek Road and Vasquez Way has been closed indefinitely until experts can guarantee the safety of the road.

“This isn’t just the road; it’s the mountain itself that’s moving and it’s pushing the road up,” L.A. County Department of Public Works spokesperson Paul Funk said.

Santa Clarita is located some 30 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles.

Santa Clarita, California Road Buckles Actual Footage:

Landslide Buckles Vasquez Canyon Road Video:

https://youtu.be/mZeRSKsMjrg

UCLA Professor Boyce about Santa Clarita Buckled Road:

There was no big rainstorm that triggered this. There was no big earthquake that triggered this,” UCLA professor Jeremy Boyce Said.

“When we think about geology, we think about processes that happen over millions and billions of years, so the opportunity to bring students out and see something happening over a scale of hours gives them the idea that not only does geology take forever, it can also happen almost instantaneously,” Professor Boyce added to CBS LA.

UCLA Students about Santa Clarita, California Buckled Road:

“It’s a completely different experience hearing about it in a class and then coming here and seeing it in real life, kind of watching it come to life,” UCLA student Sarah Casey said.

“We can build all these buildings, but the earth does what it does, so it kind of puts into perspective our place in the world,” UCLA student Brittany Miles added to CBS LA.

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