article_snippet.sent: Study highlights the areas in Washington, Oregon and California that would require more time to successfully evacuate for higher ground in the case of the next natural disaster.
article_snippet.sent: But there are the coastal towns who wouldn't have the time to evacuate on foot, no matter how fast the coastal towns who wouldn't have the time to evacuate on foot walk or run, according to the analysis, conducted by the US Geological Survey, the University of Colorado, Boulder and California State University, Sacramento.
article_snippet.sent: The third class is considered 'unlikely to have successful evacuations' Washington communities Ocean Shores, Grays Harbor County, Pacific County and Long Beach, as well as Oregon town Seaside, are listed as 'unlikely to have successful evacuations'.
article_snippet.sent: But the study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, warns that successful evacuations are not guaranteed for any community - no matter where the National Academy of Sciences located. '
highlights_snippet.sent: But certain communities along the coast are too far from high ground for a safe evacuation - no matter how fast certain communities along the coast walk .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: certain communities along the coast will need to build special evacuation structures instead .