... include the L-shaped Milkweed-Hindu channel on the central Hualapai Plateau and Peach Springs Canyon, the trunk valley coincident with the Hurricane fault ( Young, 1966 , 1979 , 1982 , 2001a ). The paleocanyons preserve the greatest buried relief at the plateau margin, 1200 m near Truxton, Arizona...

... Koyna, Maharashtra 17.398 73.767 3-4 Felt for “around 40 sec.” Sandhyanand Kuda, Gujarat 23.113 71.385 8 New springs Times of India Kumbakakonam, Tamil Nadu 10.961 79.182 4-5 People ran, strongly felt The Hindu Lahore, Punjab (Pakistan) 31.542 74.399 4-5 Reported...

...R. C. LEAKE; C. J. N. FLETCHER; H. W. HASLAM; B. KHAN; SHAKIRULLAH Abstract Stratabound scheelite mineralization has been discovered in the Hindu Kush range of northern Pakistan as a result of a geochemical drainage survey. The mineralization occurs predominantly in clinozoisite-bearing...

...Norman Woods; Mohammad Karimi; Ibrahim Jafari; Richard Hinchliffe Abstract The present road over the Hindu Kush Mountain Range via the Salang Pass (termed the Salang Corridor) links the south of Afghanistan, including the capital Kabul, with northern Afghanistan and Central Asia. It is the only...

... in orogenic belts ( Edwards et al., 2000 ; Schneider et al., 1999 ). A cluster of seismicity associated with the Tato hot springs included a swarm of 26 events in a 24 h period. When relocated using cross-correlation techniques, hypocenters locate within ±50 m of each other and define a fault plane that may...

... the Milkweed, Hindu, and Peach Springs paleocanyons are the stratigraphic equivalent of Koons’ (1948a , 1948b ) Blue Mountain gravel, but are located on the opposite side of the Hurricane fault ( Young, 1966 , 1999 ). The upper Peach Springs Canyon (Peach Springs Wash) Tertiary section is similar...

... in Himalaya are known to be triggered between January-March ( Ballesteros-Cánovas et al., 2018 ), where powder snow avalanches tend to occur due to cumulative snow precipitation. Given the unusual timing of the avalanche (spring) it is speculated that warmer snow surface temperature (0°C) with rising...

... associated with the India/Eurasia collision and the activity of the Tibetan plume. Plume geophysical fields seismicity three-dimensional velocity structure deep structure mantle diapirism plate collision geodynamics High Asia, including Tibet, the Himalayas, Pamir-Hindu Kush, and Tien Shan...

... to the north-northeast-trending range in front of the Hindu Kush Mountains to the east. ERI calculated a fault strike of 191° and slip of 0.7 m along an azimuth of 111°. According to M. Kikuchi and Y. Yamanaka of ERI, the rupture area was 10 km × 5 km, the source duration was 4 sec, the average stress drop...

.... Cheatum C. E. McEuen R. B. (1978) . Elsinore fault seismicity: the September 13, 1973, Agua Caliente Springs, California, earthquake series , Bull. Seism. Soc. Am. 68 , 429 - 440...

... by a terminal continent–continent collision (e.g. Hatcher, 2010 ). Hindu Raj Pakistan metamorphism monazite petrochronology zircon geochronology Kohistan Himalaya Six days of vehicle-supported field mapping along the Yasin and Ishkuman valleys was carried out in the Spring of 2018...

... to the south of the main Indus suture zone, but also active compression in the mountain ranges north of the Indus suture: the Karakoram, Hindu Kush, Pamirs, Kun Lun and Tien Shan, as well as uplift of the 5 km high Tibetan plateau. Crustal shortening has mainly been accommodated by thrusting and folding...

... . Chu T-C. , and Wang J-J. , (2000) Radioactive disequilibrium of Uranium and Thorium Nuclide series in hot spring and river water from peitou hot spring basin in Taipei . Jour. Nuclear Radio Chemical Sciences , v. 1 , pp. 5 – 10 . Deccan Chronicle , (2016) IAF plane with 29...

... follows stretched exponential relations with spatial inhomogeneities in q value. Tests of a large number of synthetic sequences show that if different parts of a fault zone produced aftershocks decaying with stretched exponentials having a wide variety of q values, the combined sequence will be best fit...

... includes the major Ornach-Nal, Ghazaband, and Chaman strike-slip faults, which continue the left-lateral motion as far north as Kabul, where they join the Herat Fault and ultimately the Hindu Kush and Pamir Ranges. The Chaman Fault itself may accommodate as much as 19-24 mm/yr of strike-slip motion...

... P. (1980) . Microearthquake seismicity and fault plane solutions in the Hindu Kush region and their tectonic implications , J. Geophys. Res. 85 , 1365 - 1387 . Lash C. C. (1980) . Shear waves...

... Slates on the Paleo-Mesozoic sediments of the Northern Karakoram Terrain ( Z anchi , 1993 ; Z anchi & G aetani , 1994 ). This thrust fault can be traced through the Wakhan ( K afarskyi & A bdullah , 1976 ) and across East Hindu Kush down to the Tirich Mir ( Z anchi et alii , 2000...