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Originally Posted by chiliD
{weaseling in...'xcuse me, pardon me, 'xcuse me, pardon me} I'll take the liberty of butting in and answering for David 
It's San Bernardino. The multi-level freeway interchange between the I-10 & the I-215 freeways is directly on top of the San Andreas.
Yeah, Coalinga is one...but it is right near the San Andreas, too. You have to remember the San Andreas runs right through California from where it crosses the border from Mexico around Calexico/Mexicali all the way up to where it hits the coast about Monterey Bay, then makes a left turn into the Pacific Ocean just south of Eureka about 950 miles later.
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Im a CA girl born and raised, so Im very VERY familiar w/San Andreas
but by Earthquake Capital, I think Parkfield is more accurate, because it has an earthquake approx every 20 years. It too is right on the fault. therefore, it gets the crown.
btw: I found another neat
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also: did you visit my other link? lotsa neat info there.....this subject fascinates me, as Im sure it does every Californian...