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31 December, 23:43

Describe the San Andreas fault and how it affects the southwestern United States

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    The San Andreas fault is a famous fault along the transform plate boundary through California.

    When transform boundaries slide past each other, a great amount of disruption occurs, along with faults comes earthquakes.

    All land east of the fault is moving to the southwest under the influence of plate tectonics.

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