File:Where Tectonic Plates Go for a Swim.jpg
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current | 04:09, 11 February 2021 | ![]() | 4,823 × 4,823 (10.36 MB) | StellarHalo | {{Information |Description=There is an obvious difference between the dark green coniferous forests that dominate the western shore of Tomales Bay and the lighter green grasslands on the east side. But the differences between the two shores run much deeper than the vegetation. Tomales Bay lies about 50 kilometers (30 miles) northwest of San Francisco, along the edges of two tectonic plates that are grinding past each other. The boundary between them is the San Andreas Fault, the famous rift... |
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