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uigphotos449051 Roadcut in San Andreas Fault Zone near Palmdale, California. It exposes folded and faulted sandstone and shale of the Pliocene Anaverde FormationUnited States//

uigphotos426139 San Andreas fault zone and San FranciscoUnited States//

hiphotos196110 Earth from space - Imperial Valley, California, USA, seen from the Space Shuttle, c1980s. On the right is the Salton Sea, a shallow, saline, endorheic rift lake located directly on the San Andreas Fault. Also visible are the Peninsular Ranges of southern California , block fault mountains in southwest Arizona, and the Mojave Desert.//

krtphotoslive872821 This simulation shows the shaking that could be felt during a magnitude 8 earthquake on the San Andreas fault. (Southern California Earthquake Center/TNS)parkfield/CA/USA

uigphotos224250 Colour satellite image of San Jose, California, USA. Image taken on July 24, 2014 with Landsat 8 data.//

uigphotos224251 Colour satellite image of San Francisco, California, USA. Image taken on July 24, 2014 with Landsat 8 data.//

uigphotos224253 Colour satellite image of San Francisco and San Jose, United States. Image taken on July 24, 2014 with Landsat 8 data.//

uigphotos224262 Colour satellite image of Los Angeles, California, USA. Image taken on October 23, 2014 with Landsat 8 data.//

uigphotos224264 Colour satellite image of Los Angeles, California, USA. Image taken on October 23, 2014 with Landsat 8 data.//

pfhphotos017181 The San Francisco earthquake of 1906 was a major earthquake that struck San Francisco and the coast of Northern California at 5:12 a.m. on Wednesday, April 18, 1906.<br/><br/> The most widely accepted estimate for the magnitude of the earthquake is//

krtphotos023654 KRT TRAVEL STORY SLUGGED: PINNACLES KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY TOM VAN DYKE/SAN JOSE MERCURY NEWS (KRT111- March 20) A volcanic eruption long ago, the movement of the San Andreas Fault and erosion shaped the rocky landscape of Pinnacles National Monument inPINNACLES NATIONAL MONUMENT/CA/USA

krtphotoslive211613 James Williams Sr., left, and his wife, Rita Williams, talk about earthquakes over dinner at their home in Daly City, California, March 27, 2006. Three generations of the Williams family lives in their home on the San Andreas Fault on Clearview Drive .DALY CITY/CA/USA

krtphotoslive211723 Harbor seals lounge on the rocks in Shelter Cove, California, a small coastal town where the San Andreas Fault heads into the Pacific Ocean. (Mark Rightmire/Orange County Register/KRT)CENTRAL VALLEY/CA/USA

krtphotoslive211733 A forest of hundreds of palm trees grow at the Dos Palmas Spring, a fissure in the San Andreas Fault, causing water to come to the surface of the desert floor just east of the Salton Sea, the southern end of the San Andreas Fault in California. (MarkCENTRAL VALLEY/CA/USA

krtphotoslive211617 Nicole Engel stands in front of her Los Gatos home in Fremont, California, March 30, 2006. Her home is located near the San Andreas Fault. (Patrick Tehan/San Jose Mercury News/KRT)FREMONT/CA/USA

krtphotoslive211730 The San Andreas Fault runs parallel to this road as pronghorn antelope make their way across a road just north of the Carrizo Plain National Monument in California. (Mark Rightmire/Orange County Register/KRT)CENTRAL VALLEY/CA/USA

krtphotoslive211724 A sign boats that Parkfield Cafe in Parkfield, California, is the "Earthquake Capital of the World." Parkfield, a small town located nearly equal distance between Los Angeles and San Francisco, sits on the San Andreas Fault. (Mark Rightmire/OrangeCENTRAL VALLEY/CA/USA

krtphotoslive211731 With the sign saying nothing about riding bikes, a girl takes a ride along the Earthquake Trail at the Point Reyes National Seashore, an hour north of San Francisco, California, on a cool spring afternoon. The San Andreas Fault runs adjacent to theCENTRAL VALLEY/CA/USA

krtphotoslive364984 This image showing a portion of the San Andreas Fault along the San Francisco Peninsula was taken by the UAVSAR instrument on NASA's Gulfstream III research aircraft. The narrow body of water running diagonally along the fault from upper left to lowerCA/USA/

krtphotoslive143321 KRT US NEWS STORY SLUGGED: ENV-FAULT KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY JOE JOHNSTON/SAN LUIS OBISPO TRIBUNE (September 8) Chris Walls, with the Southern California Plate Boundry Observatory, during a tour of EarthScope's San Andreas Fault Observatory at Depth drillPARKFIELD/CA/USA

krtphotoslive143322 KRT US NEWS STORY SLUGGED: ENV-FAULT KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY JOE JOHNSTON/SAN LUIS OBISPO TRIBUNE (September 8) Drilling engineer Louis Capuano uses a chart to explain the bore path of the drill as it makes its way towards the San Andreas fault. Behind himPARKFIELD/CA/USA

krtphotoslive143323 KRT US NEWS STORY SLUGGED: ENV-FAULT KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY JOE JOHNSTON/SAN LUIS OBISPO TRIBUNE (September 8) Driller Jim Dobbs, left, and other floorhands add a new piece of drill pipe at EarthScope's San Andreas Fault Observatory in Parkfield,PARKFIELD/CA/USA

krtphotoslive301920 Harbor seals lounge on the rocks in Shelter Cove, California, a small coastal town where the San Andreas Fault heads into the Pacific Ocean, located an hour south of Eureka. (Mark Rightmire/Orange County Register/MCT)Shelter Cove/CA/USA

ambphotos005311 Green Door Mission San Miguel ArcangelSan Miguel California USA//

ambphotos005310 Junipero Serra Statue Framed by Arch Mission San Miguel ArcangelSan Miguel California USA//

ambphotos005309 Mission San Miguel ArcangelSan Miguel California USA//

ambphotos005308 Mission San Miguel ArcangelSan Miguel California USA//

uigphotos150793 The San Andreas Fault, California, United States. Aerial view.//

krtphotos079088 KRT NEWS STORY SLUGGED: FAULTMAP KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY RICHARD WISDOM/SAN JOSE MERCURY NEWS (KRT7-April 17) Earl Pampeyan displays his map of the San Andreas Fault that he made in 1967. The map was never published or released except for on a limited basisMENLO PARK/CA/USA