Vol. 21, No.3 Have earthquakes strong enough to rupture theground surface occurred onfa ults in central Arizona during the recent geologic past? Couldsuchearthquakeshappenin the future? If so, where are they most likely

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Date: 2011-10-05 02:26:28 Geology Structural geology Geography of Arizona Earthquake Seismology Horseshoe Dam Fault Escarpment Horseshoe Lake Arizona Scarp Arizona		Vol. 21, No.3 Have earthquakes strong enough to rupture theground surface occurred onfa ults in central Arizona during the recent geologic past? Couldsuchearthquakeshappenin the future? If so, where are they most likely Add to Reading List Source URL: azgs.az.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,01 MB Share Document on Facebook

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