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Parts of a Fault

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Parts of a Fault

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Students will identify the parts of a fault.

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Students will identify the parts of a fault.

by Kimberly Borromeo
1 Fault plane 2 Hanging wall 3 Footwall

Explanation

The surface where movement occurs is called the fault plane. It is a flat surface that may be vertical or sloping.

The block of rock that sits above or rests on top of the fault plane is called the hanging wall.

The block of rock that lies beneath or under the fault plane is called the footwall.

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