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This is an image of the San Andreas Fault in California. It is over 750 miles long and marks the boundary between two plates. The plates are sliding by each other about two inches per year.
Aris Multimedia Entertainment, Inc. 1994

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This is an image of the San Andreas Fault in California. It is over 750 miles long and marks the boundary between two plates. The plates are sliding by each other about two inches per year. Aris Multimedia Entertainment, Inc. 1994

This is an image of the San Andreas Fault in California. It is over 750 miles long and marks the boundary between two plates. The plates are sliding by each other about two inches per year. Aris Multimedia Entertainment, Inc. 1994

This is an image of the San Andreas Fault in California. It is over 750 miles long and marks the boundary between two plates. The plates are sliding by each other about two inches per year. Aris Multimedia Entertainment, Inc. 1994

This is an image of the San Andreas Fault in California. It is over 750 miles long and marks the boundary between two plates. The plates are sliding by each other about two inches per year.
Aris Multimedia Entertainment, Inc. 1994

This is an image of the San Andreas Fault in California. It is over 750 miles long and marks the boundary between two plates. The plates are sliding by each other about two inches per year.
Aris Multimedia Entertainment, Inc. 1994

This is an image of the San Andreas Fault in California. It is over 750 miles long and marks the boundary between two plates. The plates are sliding by each other about two inches per year.
Aris Multimedia Entertainment, Inc. 1994