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 "description": "This file contains lines (vector format) situated within a study area that encompasses all twelve California Department of Transportation Districts. The lines represent locations of faults that are either exposed at the ground surface or are concealed. Faults are interpreted to be of particular interest to Caltrans because of their greater potential as sources of mineral hazards; in places they may be the sites of anomalously high concentrations of different types of mineralization. NOTE:  Some districts in this statewide feature class include faults that overlap from the study areas of adjacent districts. Rather than deleting these overlapping faults, they have been retained in this feature class. In some cases, these overlapping faults were derived from the same geologic sources used to compile the faults in both districts and thus identically coincide with those in the district that is overlapped. In other cases, the overlapping faults may not coincide because they were derived from geologic sources that are different from those used in the district that is overlapped.",
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 "title": "Faults",
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 "accessInformation": "Report by Chris T. Higgins and Ronald K. Churchill.",
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