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(05-22-2015, 12:09 AM)Island Chris Wrote: On the other hand, how a future southern San Andreas quake might start is not likely to be known or understood.

Yep. Whether it's my amateur input or a seasoned expert, we just don't know. The southern SA has not ruptured in recorded history. About all we have to go on right now is paleosesmological trench work.

But I know a southern SA quake would be bad. I presume you saw those shake movies of a hypothetical rupture starting in the south and moving north? Yikes. And I live here.

Brian