California-Nevada Fault Map centered at 35°N,118°W

Earthquake map centered at 35°N,118°W
Advanced National Seismic System Homepage M=1.4 2012/02/08 15:21:51 M=1.6 2012/02/08 12:12:20 M=1.1 2012/02/08 10:41:27 M=1.7 2012/02/08 09:00:31 M=1.3 2012/02/08 04:20:12 M=1.5 2012/02/08 02:48:42 M=1.3 2012/02/07 16:32:42 M=1.9 2012/02/07 16:03:25 M=1.7 2012/02/07 13:50:03 M=1.4 2012/02/07 10:02:31 M=1.3 2012/02/07 07:33:00 M=1.3 2012/02/07 00:34:51 M=1.2 2012/02/06 16:08:16 M=1.8 2012/02/06 15:35:04 M=1.7 2012/02/06 13:00:14 M=1.7 2012/02/06 08:52:48 M=1.4 2012/02/06 08:40:05 M=1.9 2012/02/05 16:14:36 M=2.0 2012/02/05 05:43:41 M=1.7 2012/02/04 13:19:55 M=1.1 2012/02/04 06:47:50 M=1.2 2012/02/04 06:41:53 M=1.4 2012/02/04 01:39:51 M=1.7 2012/02/03 19:19:48 M=1.2 2012/02/03 08:42:39 M=1.0 2012/02/03 00:18:52 Airport Lake fault zone Ash Hill fault Bailey fault Brown Mountain fault Chatsworth fault Chino fault Clearwater fault Cucamonga fault Garlock fault zone Gravel Hills-Harper-Harper Lake fault zone Helendale fault Holser fault Kramer Hills fault Lenwood fault Little Lake fault zone Lockhart fault Malibu Coast fault Mill Creek-North Branch San Andreas fault zone Mirage Valley fault Newport-Inglewood-Rose Canyon fault zone North Frontal fault zone Oak Ridge fault Panamint Valley fault zone Pine Mountain fault Pleito thrust fault Raymond fault San Andreas fault zone San Bernardino-South Branch San Andreas fault zone San Cayetano fault San Gabriel fault zone San Jacinto fault zone Santa Monica fault Santa Susana fault zone Santa Ynez fault Sierra Madre fault zone Sierra Nevada fault zone Simi fault South Lockhart fault Wheeler Ridge fault White Wolf fault map centered at 36° N, 119° W map centered at 36° N, 118° W map centered at 36° N, 117° W map centered at 35° N, 119° W map centered at 35° N, 117° W map centered at 34° N, 119° W map centered at 34° N, 118° W map centered at 34° N, 117° W

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  • Red lines are known faults (orange lines are unnamed faults).
  • Thin grey lines are roads.
  • Magnitude = ? for new earthquakes until a magnitude is determined (takes 4-5 minutes).
  • Earthquakes can appear near a fault without having occurred on that fault. To associate an earthquake with a fault requires viewing both of them in three-dimensions.
  • Maps show events recorded in the past 7 days.
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