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"Three are considered “major”: the San Andreas, the Rodgers Creek, and the Hayward fault. Other faults (the West Napa, Green Valley, and Concord) are smaller"
I got this from google, dunno if its true, I dunno.
I got this from google, dunno if its true, I dunno.
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Thanks Issa- I found this on the USGS website. It's a list of all the faultline in our area. I mapped from Novato- Vallejo up to Lower Lake to Santa Rosa and out to the Coast line. More than I thought there were, that's for sure.
There is no reason that I am posting this, just was bored and thought I'd share the info...
Number
Name
1b San Andreas fault zone, North Coast section
28 Great Valley fault zone
30a Maacama fault zone, north section
30b Maacama fault zone, south section
31 Healdsburg fault
32 Rogers Creek fault
33 Tolay fault
34 Collayomi fault zone
35a Hunting Creek-Berryessa fault system, Wilson section
35b Hunting Creek-Berryessa fault system, Hunting Creek section
35c Hunting Creek-Berryessa fault system, Lake Berryessa section
36a West Napa fault, Browns Valley section
36b West Napa fault, Napa County Airport section
37 Green Valley fault
38a Concord fault, Avon section
55a Hayward fault zone, Northern Hayward section
61 Point Reyes fault
165 Big Valley fault zone
166 Cross Spring fault zone
169 Konocti Bay fault zone
170 West Margin fault
219 Cordelia fault
220 Alexander-Redwood Hill fault zone
221 Wight Way fault
222 Chianti fault
223 Joy Woods fault
224 Bloomfield fault
225 Americano Creek fault
226 Burdell Mountain fault
227 Soda Creek fault
228 Geyser Peak fault zone
229 Bennett Valley fault zone
231 Cobb Mountain fault
There is no reason that I am posting this, just was bored and thought I'd share the info...
Number
Name
1b San Andreas fault zone, North Coast section
28 Great Valley fault zone
30a Maacama fault zone, north section
30b Maacama fault zone, south section
31 Healdsburg fault
32 Rogers Creek fault
33 Tolay fault
34 Collayomi fault zone
35a Hunting Creek-Berryessa fault system, Wilson section
35b Hunting Creek-Berryessa fault system, Hunting Creek section
35c Hunting Creek-Berryessa fault system, Lake Berryessa section
36a West Napa fault, Browns Valley section
36b West Napa fault, Napa County Airport section
37 Green Valley fault
38a Concord fault, Avon section
55a Hayward fault zone, Northern Hayward section
61 Point Reyes fault
165 Big Valley fault zone
166 Cross Spring fault zone
169 Konocti Bay fault zone
170 West Margin fault
219 Cordelia fault
220 Alexander-Redwood Hill fault zone
221 Wight Way fault
222 Chianti fault
223 Joy Woods fault
224 Bloomfield fault
225 Americano Creek fault
226 Burdell Mountain fault
227 Soda Creek fault
228 Geyser Peak fault zone
229 Bennett Valley fault zone
231 Cobb Mountain fault
Try this site http://quake.usgs.gov/recenteqs/latestfault.htm I check it time to time ![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
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http://earthquake.usgs.gov/recenteqsUS/ ... .-115.html
I especially love this site, it lists all the last >1.0 earthquakes in the past week. Its another one like what Stemsch posted but has cities and you can zoom and stuff.
I especially love this site, it lists all the last >1.0 earthquakes in the past week. Its another one like what Stemsch posted but has cities and you can zoom and stuff.
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Re: faultline
LOLzippyquipster wrote:Is that the line between the city counciland the city manager
? Where the city attorney
is the ref who calls the "faults" as they occur? Just a hunch.