PasoRobles20041011.png
Description PasoRobles20041011.png |
English:
This illustrates a number of remote sympathetic events —
if we presume
that these are in response to the primary earthquake at Parkfield. This appears reasonable as they appeared within a few weeks of the primary event. There is a corresponding region at a similar distance on the opposite side of the San Andreas Fault. This area, Coalinga-Avenal area, experienced a significant earthquake, the
Coaliga
seismic event May 2, 1983 in an area with no geologically recent surface faulting.
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Excerpt of 122-36 USGS public domain image Related to the Parkfield California seismic event . |
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w:Parkfield earthquake | Aftershocks (October 11, 2004) note Paso Robles sympathetic events. ( Cholame is located near the southernmost yellow square on the eastern side of the San Andreas fault extending south-southeast from Parkfield) |