Additional background that may give merit for the hypothesis formed regarding the area north of the North East Bristow Highway. Taken from report page you provided.

"The aftershocks delineate the entire rupture zone. Several pockets of high aftershock activity have persisted, including several near bends in the fault rupture, near the northernmost end of the rupture, and one approximately 10 km north of that. The seismotectonics of this region, which appears to correspond to a complex zone of fault bending and fault interactions, will be explored in future analyses using high-resolution hypocentral relocation techniques and focal mechanism analysis."

If you take a second piece of information provided this report and the current activity along the Northern part of the San Andreas System in the area from Cloverdale to Puma Gorda along the fault sytems to the information you provided about the Axial Seamount. We are most probably about to have a major quake along the San Adreas Fault. The perimeters are now reaching critical completion. Thanks again. What do you think?