Pisgah–Bullion–Mesquite Lake fault zone

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The Pisgah–Bullion–Mesquite Lake fault zone is a major right-lateral strike-slip fault system in the Mojave Desert of eastern California that accommodates part of the region’s active tectonic deformation and seismic hazard.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fault zone
right-lateral strike-slip fault system
accommodates active tectonic deformation in the Mojave Desert
affects regional crustal strain in the Mojave Desert
associatedWith intraplate seismicity in eastern California
contributesTo seismic hazard in eastern California
country United States of America
surface form: United States
deformationStyle strike-slip faulting
faultType strike-slip fault
geologicalAge Quaternary activity
hasComponent Bullion fault NERFINISHED
Mesquite Lake fault NERFINISHED
Pisgah fault NERFINISHED
hazardType earthquake source
isActive true
locatedIn Mojave Desert
eastern California NERFINISHED
movementType right-lateral strike-slip
namedAfter Bullion NERFINISHED
Mesquite Lake NERFINISHED
Pisgah NERFINISHED
orientation northwest-trending
partOf Eastern California shear zone NERFINISHED
relativeMotion right-lateral horizontal displacement
tectonicSetting Pacific–North America plate boundary region NERFINISHED

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Eastern California Shear Zone hasPart Pisgah–Bullion–Mesquite Lake fault zone