California-Nevada Fault Map centered at 40°N,118°W

Earthquake map centered at 40°N,118°W
Advanced National Seismic System Homepage M=2.5 2012/02/08 19:34:05 M=1.7 2012/02/07 21:34:37 M=3.4 2012/02/07 20:16:24 M=1.4 2012/02/04 08:14:26 Battle Mountain fault Benton Springs fault system Black Rock Fault Buena Vista Valley fault system Buffalo Mountain fault zone Buffalo Valley fault zone Clan Alpine Mountains fault Desatoya Mountains fault zone Dixie Valley Fault system Dunn Glen fault Eastern Edwards Creek Valley fault zone Eugene Mountains fault Fairview Peak fault system Granite Springs Valley fault Grass Valley fault zone Hot Springs fault zone Ione Valley fault system Jackson Mountains fault zone Jersey Valley fault zone Paradise Range fault zone Pleasant Valley fault system Pumpernickel Valley fault zone Rainbow Mountain fault zone Sand Springs Range fault Seven Troughs Range Fault Shoshone Range fault system Southwest Reese River Valley fault Stingaree Valley fault The Lava Beds fault Toiyabe Range fault zone Wassuk Range fault system Western Carico Lake Valley fault Western Edwards Creek Valley fault Western Humboldt Range fault Western Toiyabe Range fault map centered at 41° N, 119° W map centered at 41° N, 118° W map centered at 41° N, 117° W map centered at 40° N, 119° W map centered at 40° N, 117° W map centered at 39° N, 119° W map centered at 39° N, 118° W map centered at 39° N, 117° W

Instructions

Tips

  • 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.
  • Maps are updated whenever a new earthquake has been located. Try to reload this page if you do not have the most current map.