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MAP OF NEOTECTONIC (LATEST PLIOCENE-QUATERNARY) DEFORMATION IN ARIZONA by C.M. Menges, and P.A. Pearthree. Arizona Geological Survey OpenBFile Report Arizona Geological Survey 416 W. Congress, Suite #100, Tucson, Arizona 85701 Includes 48 page text, 4 sheets scales: 1:500,000; 1:133,830; 1:121,000 This report is preliminary and has not been edited or reviewed for conformity with Arizona Geological Survey standards
Transcript of MAP OF NEOTECTONIC (LATEST PLIOCENE … · Fault N_~bol) Reliability ... Lower Granite Gorge scarps...
MAP OF NEOTECTONIC (LATEST PLIOCENE-QUATERNARY)
DEFORMATION IN ARIZONA
by
C.M. Menges, and P.A. Pearthree.
Arizona Geological Survey OpenBFile Report 83~Z2
Arizona Geological Survey 416 W. Congress, Suite #100, Tucson, Arizona 85701
Includes 48 page text, 4 sheets scales: 1:500,000; 1:133,830; 1:121,000
This report is preliminary and has not been edited or reviewed for conformity with Arizona Geological Survey standards
to accompany MAP OF NEOTECTONIC (LATEST PLIOCENE
QUATERNARY) DEFORMATION IN ARIZONA by C.M. Henges
and P.A. Pear three
Footnotes - TABLE 1. KNOWN OR SUSPECTED QUATERNARY FAULTING IN ARIZONA
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Fault symbols (in parens) are those used to label faults on accompanying map and appendices.
Reliability in identification of neotectonic (i.e., latest PlioceneQuaternary) faults.
R - Reliable i.e., faulting proven or probable fault with good control on neotectonic displacements.
F? - Very possible neotectonic-age fault or fault scarp. Usually this feature is an anomalous topographic scarp of neotectonic age that is likely due to faulting, although other nontectonic origins are ?ossible. Only those features most suggestive of faulting have been included. (See Explanatory text of map for more complete discussion of minimum inclusion criteria.)
Q? - Known or probable fault with geomorphic characteristics and/or offset relationships, suggestive, but not diagnostic, of neotectonic displacements. Usually precise stratigraphic control on neotectonic movement is lacking.
Most photo-interpretation used high-altitude (U2) black and white aerial photography (nominal scale 1:125,000) with uniform statewide coverage and generally good, but variable, image quality. Refer to Explanatory text of map for discussion of resolution limits.
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Field data refers to data on scarp morphology, geometry, age, or presence or absence of faulting along a given feature conducted as part of this study, unless otherwise specified. (I) refers to a more reconnaissance field check, with collection of no or ambiguous data, in contrast to (X) that indicates a more thorough field study providing more usable and diagnostic data.
Topographic profiles refer to data on scarp morphology collected via topographic profiling transversely across scarps using Abney level and rod or tape.
Tectonic land form analyses refer to assessment of amount and rates of tectonic activity on a given structure or topographic feature based on either quantitative (X) or qualitative (v) assessment of associated landforms. Quantitative estimates employ the methods and parameters developed by W. B. Bull (see Explanation for accompanying map).
References listed are those that either provide a basic source for feature listed and/or basic data that compliments this map. This is not an exhaustive reference list; instead we have included mainly those sources that provide mapping and/or data directly of use to this study, and especially for those features either not visited or checked cursorily during this study. Lack of reference indicates this map/study is the sale source.
STJ\T~ ('~? ARIZONA eU;~c.A U O~:-.~ GEOLOGY
AND IV\INERA' .... TECHf-":OLCGY
Interpretations and conclusions in this report are those of the consultant and do not necessarily coincide with those of the staff of the Bureau of Geology and Mineral Technologv.
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TABLE 1. KNOWN OR SUSPECTED QUATERNARY FAULTINC IN ARIZONA
1 Fault N,ime (Symbol)
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OmIAIN: SOUTHEASTERN SEVADA -LAKE HEAD
ArroIJ Canyon Kange SE (ACR-SE)
Arrow Canyon Range WI (ACR-Wl)
Arrow Canyon Range W2 (ACR-W2)
Bitter Ridge Fault (BtR)
Black Hills EI (BH-El)
Black Hills E2 (BH-E2)
Black Ridge NW2 (Br-NW2)
Black Ridge SE (Br-SE)
Boulder City faults (BCi)
Bunk~rville Ridge N (BuR-N)
Detrital Valley scarps (DV)
Frenchman Htn. :-;W (FH-SW)
Garnet Mtn. fault (Gn)
(~ld Basin fault (GBF)
Grand Wash fault scrarps-grabens (GW)
Q?
R
Q?
R
Q?
Q?
Q?
Q?
Q?
Q?
F?
Q'i
Q? F?
Q?
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in~erpretalion
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X
X
X
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References7
s. Reneau, written communicat ion, 1982
Mayer, 1982; Mayer, oral communication, 1982
S. Reneau, written communication, 1982
Schell and Wilson,_ 1981
S. Reneau, written communication, 1982
s. Reneau, written communication, 1982
Blacet, 1975
Blacet, 1975; this map
(Note: this table contains abbreviations of faults used on the 1:500,000 scale map by }lenges, et. al.)
(2.)
5 6 3 4 Topographic Tectonic
1 2 Photo Aerial Field Profiles Landform 7 Fault N_~bol) Reliability interpretation Overflight Data (number) Analyses References
.. rand Wash fault escarpment - Northern Basin segment (CWF) R-Q? x
(;rand Wash fault - Pocum Wash segment (CWF-P) , Q? x
r.rapevine Mesa scarps (GV) R, F? x
Littlefield Mesa scarps (Li) F? x
Lower Granite Gorge scarps (LGG) F? x
:-lead Slope fault scarp (HSl) R, F? x
Meadow Valley Mtn. WI (HVM-WI) R
~!ead()w Valley Htn. W2 (MVM-W2) R
Mesquite fault scarp (H) R x
}!uddy Htn. WI (Hl't-Wl) Q?
N,~rth Huddy Mtn. fault scarp (NMM) R
North Muddy Htn. WI (NMl't-Wl) Q?
North Muddy ~ltn. W2 (NMM-W2) Q?
North Muddy Mtn. W3 (NMM-W3) Q?
Petroglvphs fault scarp (Pg) R x
P~ramjd Peak faults (PyP) Q?
qua i I-Overton Arm grabens (QOG) R x
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x
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(see reference)
(see reference)
85 Ha ver,I982b
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x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Hamblin and Best, 1970; Hamblin, 1970
Longwell, 1963
S. Reneau, written communication, 1982
Mayer, 1982b; Moore, 1982; this map
S. Reneau, written communication, 1982
Nakata and others, 1982; Schell and Wilson, 1981
S. Reneau, written communication, 1982
Mayer, 1982b; S. Reneau, written communication, 1982
Schell and Wilson, 1981
Mayer, 1982b
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7 Fault Name ReI iabi Ii t;t inteq~retat ion Overf1isht Data (number) Analyses References
Hiver Muuntain fault (RMF) O? Schell and Wilson, 19b1
Hiver Mountain Interior (RM-I) O? X S. Reneau, written communication, 1982
Hiver Mountain 1,11 l R.'H.Il) O? X
Hiver Nuuntain 1,12 ( Rli-W2) O? X
Snap Canyun scarps (SnC) F?
Sunrise Mtn. W (SrH--W) O? X S. Reneau, written communication, 1982
Tramp Ridge fault zone (TRF) O?, F'! X
Valley of Fire faults (VOF) O? Schell and Wilson, 1911i
Virgin Mtn. North (VJi-N) O? X X X S. Reneau., wr it ten communication, 1982
Whpeler graben (I,G) R X X X
l-'heeler fault zone and mountain Q? X X X S. Reneau, written communi-front-Hualapai Wash segment (WFZ-H) cation, 1982; B1acet, 1975
-Northern segment (WFZ-N) O? X X .;
DO~V\ 1",: NORTHWESTERN ARIZONA
Andrus Canyon fault (Ane) C)? X X ,j
Huntoon, 1977
Aubrey fault Nllrth segment C..>,u-N) Q? X X
Central (Au-C) Q? X X
South segment and fault scarps (Au-S) X X X X II Huntoon., 1979
Aubrey Valley scarp (AuV) F? X X
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Fau 1 t Name (S)'mbol) Re 1 iabi 1 i ~ ___ ~nterpretati0fl.. Over fl ight Data (number) Analyses Ref<:r<:nces
Audley escarpment (Aud) Q? X X
Big Chino fault scarp (BC) R X l( X 41 X Kreiger, 1965, 1967a, 1976b; Soule, 1978, 1979
Black Rock faults (BRF) Q? X HamblIn and Best, j1970
Bright Angel fault Coconino segment (BA-C) Q? X X .; Shoemaker and others, 1978;
Huntoon, 1974
Grand Canyon sement (BA-G) Q? X
Cataract Creek fault set (CCk) Q? X (part ial) .I Shoemaker and others, 1978 (partial)
Central Kaibab fault system .; .; Demotte Park set (CK-D) Q? X Huntoon, 1960, 1974; Babcock (pa rt ia]) and others, 1976; Huntoon and
others, 1976
Summit Valley Set (CK-S) Q? X X .; Huntoon, 1969, 1974
Dutchman Draw graben (DDG) Q? X X .; / Hamblin and Best, 1970
Eminance Break fault zone (EB) Q? X X .; Shoemaker and others, 1978; Huntoon, 1974
Fence fault zone (FF) Q? X .; Huntoon, 1974
Frazier Well scarps (FzW) F? X X
Cyp PUCk2r graben and faul ts (GPG) Q? X .; / Hamblin and Best, 1970
Hidden Canyon graben (HCG) Q? X .; .; Hurricane fault zone
Grandstand segment (H-Gs) R X X .; X Hamblin, 1970; HClDllfin and Best, 1970
Hells Hollow segment (H-HH) R X X X
Hurricane segment (H-Hu) R X X 2 X " Merchant Tank segment (H-Hr) R X X X X
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Fault Name (Symbol)l
Southern segment (H-So)
Temple Trail segment (H-TT)
Twin Butte segment (H-TB)
~litmore Wash segment (H-WW)
Hain Street fault zone Graben segment (MS-C)
Mt. Dellenbough segment (MS-D)
Poverty Knoll segment (MS-P)
Seegmuller Mtn. segment (MS-S)
Mohawk fault zone (MkF)
Mt. Hope fault zone (MtH)
Peach Springs graben (PeS)
Robbers Roost fault set (RbF)
Rose Well fault zone (RW)
Sand Creek fault zone (SCF)
Seligman fault and scarp (SeF)
Seventy-four Plains fault and scarps (SFP)
Sinyala fault zone (Sy)
Sunshine Trail graben and faults (STC)
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Reliability interpretation Overflight Data
Q?
R
R
R
Q?
R
Q?
Q?
Q?
Q?
Q?
Q?
Q?
Q?
R, Q?
Q?, F?
Q?
Q?
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x X
X
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References7
Hamblin, 1970; Humbin and Best, 1970
Huntoon, 1977
Hamhlin, 1970; Hamblin and Best, 1970
Hamblin and Best, 1970
Koons, 1964; Hualapai
Shoemaker and others, 1978
R. Whitney, 1981, oral and writ.ten communication
Huntoon, 11174; Shoemaker and others, 1978
Hamblin and Best, 1970
1 Fault Name (Symbol)
Toroweap fault zone Antelope Valley segment (T-AV)
Bulrush Wash segment (T-BW)
Heaton Knolls segment (T-HK)
Losing C~nyon segment (T-LC)
Moccasin segment (T-Ho)
Pipe Springs segment (T-PP)
Prospect Valley segment (T-PV)
Ranger Station segment (T-RS)
Southern segment (T-So)
Toroweap Cliffs segment (T-TC)
Vulcan's Throne segment (T-VT)
Uinkaret Valcanic field faults (UKF)
Washington fault zone Mokaac Wash segment (W-MW)
Seegmuller Mtn: segment (W-SM)
Sullivan Draw segment (W-SD)
West Kaibab fault zone Big Springs segment (WK-B)
Central escarpment (WK-C)
Grand Canyon (Muav) sement (WK-G)
Moquitch Canyon segment (WK-Hq)
Monocline segment (WK-M)
North segment (WK-N)
Reliabilit/
R
Q?
R
R
R-Q?
R-F'!
R
R
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Q?
Q?
Q?
Q?
Q?
Q?
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interpretation
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X
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X
X
X
X
X
X
X
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Aerial Field Profiles Landform Overflight l)a~,,-____ L~~l11b~rL Analyses
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References
Hamblin, 1970; lIaumbl in and Best, 1970
Hamblin, 1970; lIamblin and Best, 1970; Huntoon, 1977
Hamblin, 1970; Hamblin and Best, 1970
Hamblin and Best, 1970
Hamblin, 1970; Hamblin and Best, 1970
Huntoon, 1969, 1974
Huntoon 1969, 1974; Babcock and others, 1976
Huntoon, 1969, 1974
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Fault Nam~ (Symbol) Reliabilit;t interpretation Overflight Data (number) Analyses References
Yampai graben (YG) Q? X X / ,/
Yellowhorse Flat fault zone R X J' Hamblin and Best, 1970
OOHAIN: SAN FRANCISCO VOLANIC I FIELD
Arrowhead fault scarps R, Q? X X .J Hoore and Wolfe, 1976; Ulrich and others, 1979
Bellemont fault scarp (BI) R X X 2 .; Ulrich and others, 1979
Big Snake graben (BSG) Q? X ./ Ulrich and others, 1979; Haynes and Hackman, 1978
Bill Williams fault zone (BWm) R X Ulrich and Wolfe, written communication, 1981
Black Point fault set (BPt-E Q? X .; Ulrich and others, 1979 (15-16 individual faults)
Black Point Honocline (BPt-H) Q? X X
Cameron graben and faults (CmG) R, Q? X X .; Akers and others, 1962; Reiche. 1937; Ulrich and others, 1979
Campb~ll Francis Wash fault set R, Q? X V Ulrich and others, 1979 ( 30-40 individual faults. including CWF-Bl)
Chavez Ntn. faults (CzM) Q? X ./
Citad~l Riuns fault set (CtR) Q? X .; .; Moore and Wolfe, 1976; (3 individual faults) Ulrich and others, 1979
Doney Ntn. fault scarps (DnM) R, Q? X i J' (3-4 individual faults)
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1 Fault Name (Symbol)
Double Top fault set (DTp) 30 individual faults)
Flagstaff fault set (FIg) (4-6 individual faults)
I~rland Prairie fault scarps (GrP) (3 individual faults)
Gray Htn. fault set (CrH) 60 individual faults)
Kendrick Peak fault (KnP)
Lake Hary fault zone (LkN)
Leupp fault set (LpF) ( 25 individual faults)
Marble Platform fault set (MPF)
Mesa Butte fault zone and graben North segment (HBt-N)
South segment (HBt-S)
Hesa Butte fault set (NBF)
2 Rel1abil~
R, Q?
R, O?
Q?
Q?
R
Q?
Q?
Q?
Q?
R
R, Q? (15-20 individual faults including)
NBF-HI
HBF-2
NBF-B)
NHF-B4
Hormon Lake fault zon<' (HLF)
Munds Park graben and faults (MPI;)
Oak Creek f;lllit zone-north segment (OCK-N
R
R
R
R
Q?
Q?
R-I)'?
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interpretation
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Aerial Overflight
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Ulrich and others, 1979
Haynes and Hackman, 1978; Ulrich and others, 1979
Ulrich and others, 1979; Shoemaker and others, 1978
Ulrich and others, 1979
Ulrich and others, 1979
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Fault Name (Symbol)l 2 Photo Aerial Profiles Landform
7 l<~liilbil}ty interpretation Overflight Data {number) Analyses References
Shadow Htn. grabens (SHG) R, Q? X .X j Akens and others, 1962 ; Condit, 1974; Ulrich and others, 1979
SP fault set ( SP) R, Q? X some some .j Ulrich and others, 1979 (13-15 individual faults including
SP-BI R X X ../ SP-B2 R X j ../
SP-B3 R X j V
Walnut Canyon fault set (WIC) R?, Q? X .j ~Irich and others, 1979 ( 35-40 individual faults)
Wupatki fault set (WpF) R X .; ,j
OOMAIN: CENTRAL ARIZONA
Alder Creek fault zone (AIC) (!? , R X ../
Camp Verde scarp (CVS) R X X 9 R. Whitney, oral and written (part of Verde fault zone) communication, 1981
Cottonwood fault scarp (OW) R, F? X X 7
Deadman Creek fault zone (DmC) Q? X ,j
Hackberrv ~Itn. scarps (Hid-I) F? X
Horseshne Dam faul t (HsF) R-Q?-F? X X X 4 Fugro, 1981a,b
Orchard fault zone (OrF) Q? X .; Lehner, 1958
Paulden scarps (PaS) F? X J Prescott Valley grabens (PVC.) R-Q?, F? X X X J
Railroad fault zone (RRF) Q? X .; Lehner. 1958
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Fault Name (Symbol)1 Reliability:
~even Springs fault (SSF)
Sugarloaf Pk fault zone (Su)
The Rolls (Rls)
Tonto Basin-Central (TnB-C)
Tonto Basin-SW (TnB-S~)
Tonto Basin-NW (TnB-NW)
Turret Peak fault zone (TuP)
Verde fault zone North segment (VdF-N)
South segment (VdF-S)
Williamson Valley grabens (WVG)
DO~~IN: EAST-CENTRAL ARIZO;-A]
Big Lake faults and graben (BgL)
Coyote Creek fault (CyC)
Ray fault/scarp (Ray)
St. Johns fault set (StJ) (6 individual faults)
San Carlos escarpment (SaC)
Sevenmile Htn. fault and scarp (SmM)
Q?
R
F?
Q-Q?
Q?
Q?
Q?, F?
Q?
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R-F?
Q?
Q?
F?
Q?
F?
Q?, F?
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References?
Fugro, 1981a, b
Twenter and Metzgar, 1963; Anderson and Creasey, 1967
Twenter and Hetz~: 1963; Wolfe, oral communication. 1981
Wilson and others, 1969
Keith and Scarborough, oral communication, 1979
Crumpler, oral communication, 1982
Topographic 5 6
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Spruceda1e fault and escarpment (Spd) Q? X j
Whitlock Wash fault and escarpment (WtF) Q? X Krieger,
DONA IN: SOUTHEASTERN ARIZONA -SOUTHWESTERN NEW MEXICO
Alma Besa fault scarp (AlB) R, Q? X
Artesia Escarpment F? X ~
Bunk Robinson Peak fault set Q? X Hayes, 1982 (Brb) (4-5 individual faults)
Cactus Flats faults and fractures Q? .;
California Wash Monocline and faults Q? if Scarborough, 1975 (C\.Ol)
China Camp scarp Q?, F? X
Chiricuhua fault scarp (C) R, F? X X 7 ,/
Chiri,mes fault scarp (CIl) R X
Clifton faults (CI) R X X / Wahl, 1980; Cunningham, (2 individual faults) 1981; Witcher, 1980, 1981 ;
Ratte and Ha~lund, 1981
Cotton City fault scarp (CC) R X X 9 Gillerman, 1958; Smith, 1978; Wynn, 1981; Machette, written communication. 1982 _
Cowboy Pass scarps and faults Q?, F? X j j Gillerman, 1958
Deep Creek Mesa scarps (DCM) Q?, F? X Ratte, 1981
Duncan fault scarps (Du) R, F? X X .; Morrison, 1965; Machette, (3-4 individual scarps)
(12.) written communication, 1982
3 4 1 2 Photo Aerial Field
Fault Name (Symbol) Reliability interpretation Overflight Data
Eastern Silver City scarps (ESC) (18-19 individual scarps)
Gillespie Hountain fault scarp (CM)
Grays Ranch fault scarps (GR) (4-10 individual scarps)
Guadalupe Canyon fault (CdC)
Hereford fault (HFF)
Huachuca fault scarp (H)
Joe Glenn Ranch faults (JGR)
Little Rincon Bts. fault (LRM)
Mogollon faul t zone (HgF) North segment (MgF-N)
South segment (HgF-S)
Outlaw Hountain fault (OtH)
Patagonia Htn. fault zone (PgH)
Pedregosa Hountains fault scarp Main segment (Pd)
Central scarp (Pd-C)
Peloncillo fault scarp (Pe)
R?
R
R, F?, Q?
R?
Q?
R, F?
Q?
Q?
Q?
Q?
Q'?
Q?
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R
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References7 ----
Hacbette and others, in prep.; Hachette, written communication, 1982
Zeller, 1962; Zeller and Alper, 1965; Seager and Horgan, 1979
Wrucke and Bromfield, 1961; Seager and Morgan, 1979
Hayes, 1982
Haynes, oral and written communication, 1979
Lynch, 1972, 1978
Lingrey, oral communication. 1980; Drewes, 1974
Leopoldt, 1981
Simons, 1974
Lynch, 1972
Gillerman, 1958; Seager and Morgan, 1979; Drewes and Thorman, 1980; Wynn, 1981; Maehette, oral and written communication, 1981-1982
· f> L Topu~r-ll'hi(' Tt-'C'(on1c
I 2 Phllto] A.'rlal FI,'ld' Pr(llll.·~ I.andform 7 r~~_Na~. i~.!'~)~)}L ____ .. _. _______ Ii!'.!.G!.h..!l.I_IY ... ___ ..!nteq)_r_<:_t~~)!.!.. __ _ .!~v-,,_r.UJ.B.!!! ___ ~I.t-,!_. ___ (-,"~mb!.!) __ h_. ___ ~~'ll..l~'O.~. ___ n ____ ~ef erences. ____ _
/'I( ayc,,· .. 1 LllJlt scarp (Pi) R
Rice Hesa scarp (RHS) F? x
Rim Ruck faille scarp (RR) R, Q? x
Satlurd-Plnaleno fault scarp (Sa/po) R x
Santa IUta I"ull scarl's (SR) R x x
Swisshelm B<lsln scarp (Swll) F? x
Swisshelm fault scarp (S..,) /(-Q? x
Swisshelm ~Iollntain ft'ont (5..,H) Q1 x
( roMAIN: WESTERN DESERTS 1 Hul~~ Subdo~.!~
Big Salldy fault (Ilsy) <)? X ./
Ikad Mtn. W (lm-W) Q?
lnead Htn. El (lM-EI) Q?
Hualapai HIllS. »citrl' (BIB) F? X X
Nt'L'dlt.s "grahen"/f;lult 5C'lCP (NCF) /( X X
Ncedl .. " Lltlit (NS) F? X X
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Hayer, 1982; Bull and Pearthree, oral and written cUOUDllnlcat lon, 1981-82; Bull and others, 1981; Herd and HcMasters, 1982
Swan, 1976
Drewes, IY1I; Calvo and Pearthree, 1981; Pearthree and Calvo,
Druke, 1979
S. Reneau, \Jcitten communication, 1982
S. Reneau, written communication, 1982
Purcell and Hiller, 1980; Schell and Wilson, 1981
Topographic 5 Tectonic6
3 Field
4 2 Photo Aeri<jl Profiles Landform
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Fault Name (Symbol) "~~.U~.~~"l u."~, r' ~"~"~~U
Sacramento Mts. EI (SR-E1) Q? X S. Reneau, written communication, 1982
Sonoran Subdomain
Blythe graben (BIG) R X (see (trenching) X Purcell and Miller. 1980; reference) Schell and Wilson, 1981
Date fault (DtF) Q? X X
Lake Pleasant scarp (LPl) F? X X
Lost Trigo fault (LTF) Q? X (see Mill .. r, written refert'nce) connnunication, 1980
Quitoquibito fault (Qtq) Q? X X
Sand Tank fault scarp (ST) R X X X 12 Van Horn, oral and written connnunication, 1976, t981
Sonoyta faults (SoF) Q?-R Merrill, 1972; Schell and Wilson, 1981
Wagoner fault (WgF) Q? X X V
Yuma Subdomain
Algodones fault scarp (AgF) R X X (see (trenching) Bull, 1974b reference)
Cargo Muchacho fault (CMF) R (see Bull, 1974b reference)
Gila Mountains fault (eNt) Q? X X X Bull, 1974a
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INSET MAP A - WASHINGTON FAULT ZO NE MOKAAC WASH SEGMENT (W-MW)
MAP UNITS
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Lower Quaternary basalt
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