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Description of the hour of the pole shift. What locations are affected by rampaging water, which will assault coastlines, bore up ravines, flow for hundreds of miles inland over flat land, overflow river banks to turn the land into a moving wall of water, or clash with water trying to drain from the rivers. The problems facing survival in some large coastal cities. Sudden climate change near the new poles, and sudden warmth near the old, and how this affects survival. What crustal plates will be turned into gravel when the larger plates start slamming into each other. What to expect where mountain building will occurs, and which mountain areas will be exempt. Where new land will pop up from below the waves, and what land masses will be plunged under the waves. And finally, all the many areas that will not be devastated but can be considered relatively safe for surviving the pole shift.