Do you live on A fault line?

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Anyone with an Internet connection can now find out whether the house they want to buy is on one of California's earthquake faults.



The California Geological Survey announced Thursday that it was posting its fault zone maps online for the first time. The 547 maps were previously available only in paper or CD formats.


California state geologist John Parish says the agency uses Google Maps' address-matching technology to link users to the right map for a property's location.


State law already requires home sellers to disclose to buyers whether a home is in an earthquake fault zone.


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Online:


http://www.quake.ca.gov/gmaps/ap/ap_maps.htm

Yep.  Niles Quadrangle.

Oddly enough, there's no quadrangle for my neck o the woods...

Still, cool link Andy!

We have a nuclear power plant with a fault under it up here.

Just off the Laurel Quadrangel.

We like to hike to the epicenter of the Loma Prieta quake.  About 4 miles from my house.

Allen

Oakland East Quadrandgle    Ill trade ya Sean 

yep.

I have some fault ridden chocolate pudding. ( stayed in the fridgerator too long) I guess that might qualify.
Otherwise the mendo triple junction is nearby.

I think wherever I go I am on an 'it's MY fault' line. Just ask my GF.

I think wherever I go I am on an 'it's MY fault' line. Just ask my GF.

 

 
 Looks like Felton is in the clear.  No map for it currently.  Although, Loma Preita is not that far away!