Hector Mine surface rupture after 1999 earthquake in southern California.
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Hector Mine Surface Rupture
Hector Mine surface rupture after 1999 earthquake in southern California.
Aerial Photo of the Surface Rupture
Looking towards NW across Lavic Lake, rupture passing from lower right, stepping out toward upper left; NW end of the surface rupture is in the distance on the far side of Lavic Lake.
Looking towards NW across Lavic Lake, rupture passing from lower right, stepping out toward upper left; NW end of the surface rupture is in the distance on the far side of Lavic Lake.
Ground Photo of Fault
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Ground Photo of Fault
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Ground Photo of Fault
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Ground Photo of Fault
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Ground Photo of Fault
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Ground Photo of Fault
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Ground Photo of Fault
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Ground Photo of Fault
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Ground Photo of Fault
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Ground Photo of Fault
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Ground Photo of Fault
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Aerial Photo of the Surface Rupture
Cracks on far side of wash; called 'en-echelon' breaks where they step sideways.
Cracks on far side of wash; called 'en-echelon' breaks where they step sideways.
Aerial Photo of the Surface Rupture
Splaying of fractures viewed from above.
Splaying of fractures viewed from above.
Aerial Photo of the Surface Rupture
Breaks cutting alluvium, nicely lit.
Breaks cutting alluvium, nicely lit.
Aerial Photo of the Surface Rupture
View downward onto site with maximum observed lateral displacement along the Lavic Lake fault. Here a vehicle track and dry creek bed are laterally offset by approx. 370-480 centimeters. The orientation of fractures here is nearly North-South.
View downward onto site with maximum observed lateral displacement along the Lavic Lake fault. Here a vehicle track and dry creek bed are laterally offset by approx. 370-480 centimeters. The orientation of fractures here is nearly North-South.