Is San Andreas primarily an agricultural, industrial, or service-based economy?

The San Andreas Fault is a place where two tectonic plates touch, the North American and Pacific Plates. The plates are rigid (or almost rigid) slabs of rock ... May 28, 2015 ... Everything a city relies on to function—water, electricity, sewage systems, telecommunications, roads—would be damaged and possibly not repaired ... The name of the town is presumed to have come from a tent church called San Andreas (now St. Andrews), first used by the Mexican population of the community. The San Andreas Fault Earthquake Trail is an ideal spot to learn about earthquake geology. Visitors can hike the easy 1.5-mile self-guided interpretive trail ... San Andreas will provide an unshakeable foundation, where all students will be able to: Demonstrate respect for themselves and others. Lead safe and responsible ... May 30, 2015 ... So now we can recognize that an earthquake's begun so quickly that we get the information to you before the shaking gets to you. That doesn't ... Mountain Oaks School Sites in San Andreas, Sonora & Sutter Creek. 150 Old Oak Rd. PO Box 1209 San Andreas, CA 95249 Phone: (209) 754-0532 San Andreas Fault Jeep Tour. This unforgettable experience takes you one mile deep into the heart of the San Andreas Fault zone, where you'll marvel at ... The San Andreas Fault system stretches for 800 miles and extends to over 10 miles deep within the rocks of California. It marks the boundary where the Pacific ... San Andreas Segment. The San Andreas segment extends from Cambridge Lane on the north to Hillcrest Blvd. on the south where it connects to the Sawyer Camp ...