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Tectonic situation of Pacific Colombia.
Legend: Red single lines - from north to south Unguía Fault, Bahía Solano Fault, Naya-Micay Fault and Remolino-El Charco Fault Sources:
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| current | 15:14, 6 June 2018 | | 768 × 759 (476 KB) | Tisquesusa | {{Information |description ={{en|1=Tectonic situation of Pacific Colombia. '''Legend:'''<br> Dark red - {{w|Coiba Plate}}<br> Purple - {{w|Malpelo Plate}}<br> Red double line - Panama Transform Fault<br> Green double line - Coiba Transform Fault<br> Pink thick line - Colombian Deep Trench<br> Red single lines - from north to south {{w|Unguía Fault}}, {{w|Bahía Solano Fault}}, {{w|Naya-Micay Fault}} and {{w|Remolino-El Charco Fault}}<br> Blue single lines - {{w|Romeral Fault System}}<br> Y... |
File usage
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- 1868 Ecuador earthquakes
- 1875 Cúcuta earthquake
- 1906 Ecuador–Colombia earthquake
- 1958 Ecuador–Colombia earthquake
- 1967 Neiva earthquake
- 1970 Colombia earthquake
- 1979 Tumaco earthquake
- 1983 Popayán earthquake
- 1992 Murindó earthquake
- 1994 Páez River earthquake
- 1999 Colombia earthquake
- 2008 El Calvario earthquake
- 2016 Ecuador earthquake
- Abriaquí Fault
- Argelia Fault
- Armenia Fault
- Bagre Norte Fault
- Bahía Solano Fault
- Boconó Fault
- Bogotá Fault
- Bucaramanga-Santa Marta Fault
- Buesaco-Aranda Fault
- Caribbean Plate
- Caribbean Terrane
- Cañasgordas Fault
- Caño Tomás Fault
- Chibcha Terrane
- Chitagá-Pamplona Fault
- Cimitarra Fault
- Coiba Plate
- Cucuana Fault
- Córdoba-Navarco Fault
- Eastern Frontal Fault System
- El Tambor Fault
- Espiritú Santo Fault System
- Garrapatas Fault Zone
- Geology of Colombia
- Guáitara Fault
- Honda Fault
- Ibagué Fault
- Irlanda Fault
- La Dina Fault
- La Guajira Terrane
- La Macarena Fault
- La Plata Fault
- List of earthquakes in Colombia
- Llanos Basin
- Malpelo Plate
- Montenegro Fault
- Montería Fault
- Mulato-Getudo Fault
- Murindó Fault
- Murrí Fault
- Mutatá Fault
- Naya-Micay Fault
- North Andes Plate
- Oca-Ancón Fault System
- Otú Norte Fault
- Palestina Fault
- Panama Plate
- Paraíso Fault
- Piedrancha Fault
- Piendamó Fault
- Remolino-El Charco Fault
- Romeral Fault System
- Rosas-Julumito Fault
- Santa Rita Fault
- South American Plate
- Suárez Fault
- Tahamí Terrane
- Tarra Fault
- Toro Fault
- Tucurá Fault
- Unguía Fault
- Urrao Fault
- Usme Fault
- Vianí Fault
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