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Map Showing Recently Active Breaks Along the Elsinore and Associated Faults, California, between Lake Henshaw and Mexico |
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The character and location of surface traces of recently active faults are important to scientists and engineers who study faulting and earthquakes and to people concerned with land use and development on or near the faults. This strip map shows surface traces of faults that appear to have been recently active along the Elsinore and nearby fault zones between Lake Henshaw and Mexico. |
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