Can anyone tell me the exact location of where the Santa Monica-Hollywood fault runs through?
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Actually  the Santa Monica fault and the Hollywood fault are considered separate:\n\nSee the map here (101 and 102 in the south of the map)\nhttp://earthquake.usgs.gov/regional/qfaults/ca/lax.html
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I don't know for sure, I believe it mainly affects the Arkansas and Missouri area.  It is likely related to the Ozarks, and caused that huge earthquake in the early 1900s near St. Louis.\n\nTo answer the other question, there is also a San Andreas fault system and plate in California but that is losely related to this fault system.
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The fault is about 25 miles east of the town center. The USGS maps show the fault crossing Highway 46 between a school in Cholame and a water tower.\n\nFrom the TopoZone website below, click view maps, type Paso Robles in the place name field, choose California, then click "search". Click on "Paso Robles" in the table on the next page. You'll be zoomed way in on the map, so select these options on the left:\n\n1:250K Series\nLarge\n1 : 1,000,000\n\nThen click "Update Map". You should see Paso Robles in the center of the map and the San Andreas Fault as a black diagonal line, cutting across the upper right hand corner. There's a bar scale below the map to help you figure out distances.
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The San Andreas fault line !
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It's near downtown L.A. This is the address:\n\nMexican Consulate\n2401 W. Sixth St., Los Angeles, CA 90057\nhttp://maps.google.com/maps?oi=map&q=2401+W+Sixth+St,+Los+Angeles,+CA+90057\n\nclose to the McArthur Park.
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Mount Wilshire (if you are referring to Wilshire Mountain, or Wilshire peak, near San Bernadino) is in the San Bernadino mountains.  These were formed by tectonic activity, not volcanic.  There is a blind thrust fault at the base of both the san bernadino and san gabriel mountains, that accommodates the motion resulting from the NW/SE -moving San Andres fault shifting to the west.  Since the pacific plate is moving NW relative to the north american plate, in the LA area, where the boundary fault trends east-west, the LA basin is being pushed against the North american plate.  This push results in a thrust fault, as the pacific plate here piles up against the N-A plate.
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more than a hundred miles. it runs over near death valley. but, there are other faults that run through North Hollywood. There ewas the Northridge quake in 94 and no one knew that fault existed...
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check ou the US Geological Survey website. they should have maps and numbers for you.
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marikina fault line!!!
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hypocenter\nlearn more at\nhttp://earthquake.usgs.gov/learning/facts.php
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try this link:http://www.warpedtour.com/pre06map/index.php
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15 north to the 91 west.\n91 west to 71 north.\nto the 57 north\nFinally get to the 210 west.\n\nThat will take you the back way to Pasadena\nGo Trojans.  I will be watching it at Indigo Joe's in Murrieta..
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Here's an aerial.\n\nhttp://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=1201+SE+Lennard+Road,+34952&ll=27.305092,-80.284009&spn=0.007741,0.018432&t=k
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http://pen.ci.santa-monica.ca.us/home/index.asp
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There are quite a few places around southern california...Unfortunatley it is hard for me to tell you the exact location...I would reccomend you buy this book...Its about 12 bucks and will give you all of the locations with maps...Gem Trails of Southern California\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0935182837/104-1279614-2312742?v=glance&n=283155
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The USGS has an interactive fault map on their site. See the Source link below.
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http://theshadowlands.net/places/california2.htm\nThis link will tell you all you need to know.