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The principal Puget Sound faults (approximate location of known extents) and other selected peripheral and minor faults. Southern tip of Vancouver Island and San Juan Islands at top left (faults not shown), Olympic Mountains at center left, Mount Rainier at lower right (near WRZ). Faults north to south: Devils Mountain, Utsalady Point, Strawberry Point, Mount Vernon Fault, Little River, Sequim, Southern Whidbey Island Fault, Cherry Creek, Tokul Creek, Rattlesnake Mountain Fault Zone, Lofall, Canyon River, Frigid Creek, Saddle Mountain faults, Hood Canal, Dabob Bay, Seattle Fault Zone, Dewatto Lineament, Tacoma Fault Zone, East Passage, White River (extends east), Olympia Structure, Scammon Creek, Doty (extends west), Western Rainier Zone, Saint Helens Zone (extends south). Also shown: Victoria (V), and part of the Olympic-Wallowa Lineament.

• Devils Mountain Fault
• Strawberry Point and Utsalady Point faults
• Southern Whidbey Island Fault (SWIF)
• Rattlesnake Mountain Fault Zone
• Cherry Creek Fault Zone
• Seattle Fault
• Tacoma Fault
• Saddle Mountain Faults
• Olympia structure (suspected fault)
• Doty Fault
• Saint Helens Zone and Western Rainier Zone
• stacked test target. Over?
• stacked test target. Under?

References

• (Smith & Jones)
• Smith & Jones

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