Assumed crater range for each scale
Fujisan, Japan, 2004
Figure 4.1.4 in: Mt. Fuji Hazard Map Review Committee. (2004). Mt. Fuji Hazard Map Review Committee Report. June 2004. https://www.bousai.go.jp/kazan/fuji_map/pdf/report_200406.pdf
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