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What Will Happen If San Andreas Fault Ruptures?
Experts have given a glimpse on what could happen once San Andreas Fault ruptures. Read more here. The San Andreas fault in California, United States of America, has perhaps the best documented record of paleo earthquakes of any fault in the world.
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