The nearly 800-mile-long San Andreas fault in California is to blame for a large number of earthquakes that occur there. The San Andreas fault marks the boundaries of the transform plate.
The topography of an old subduction zone is disturbed by the San Andreas Fault, which is a component of a transform plate boundary.
39 gas and oil pipelines cross the San Andreas Fault in various places. High-pressure gas pipes might be damaged as a result, spewing gas into the atmosphere and setting off possibly fatal explosions.
About 30 million years ago, the North American plate consumed practically the whole Farallon plate, creating the San Andreas fault line. Since then, a fault known as a strike-slip fault has allowed the North American plate to collide with the Pacific plate.
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