Lenwood–Lockhart–Old Woman Springs fault zone

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The Lenwood–Lockhart–Old Woman Springs fault zone is a major right-lateral strike-slip fault system in the Mojave Desert of Southern California that accommodates part of the region’s tectonic deformation and seismic activity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fault zone
right-lateral strike-slip fault system
seismogenic structure
accommodates regional shear between the Pacific Plate and North America Plate
tectonic deformation in the Mojave Desert
associatedWith seismic activity in the Mojave Desert
country United States of America
surface form: United States
deformationStyle brittle crustal faulting
discipline seismology
structural geology
tectonics
displacementSense dextral
faultSystem Lenwood–Lockhart–Old Woman Springs fault system NERFINISHED
faultType strike-slip fault
geologicProvince Mojave Desert block NERFINISHED
hosts earthquake ruptures
kinematics horizontal shear dominated
linkedTo regional fault networks of the Eastern California shear zone
locatedIn Mojave Desert
Southern California
movementType right-lateral strike-slip
namedAfter Lenwood NERFINISHED
Lockhart NERFINISHED
Old Woman Springs NERFINISHED
orientation northwest–southeast trend
partOf Eastern California shear zone NERFINISHED
region Inland Southern California
roleInHazard contributes to seismic hazard in Southern California
significance major fault system in the Mojave Desert
tectonicSetting Pacific–North America plate boundary region NERFINISHED

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Eastern California Shear Zone hasPart Lenwood–Lockhart–Old Woman Springs fault zone