Some Hot Springs of Southern California Their Origin And Classification

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The Eden Hot Springs are on this fault. They issue from granite and have a temperature of 110 F. The Tertiary shales and sandstone of the "Bad Lands" outcrop close to these springs but the waters are not affected by them. The San Jacin- to Hot Springs (Relief Hot Springs) are about six miles east of Eden. Here, half a dozen springs issue from the granitic alluvium ; the Ritchey Hot Springs are about five miles farther on, at the base of the range. They are in gneiss and have a temperature of 82.... F.
Hot Springs of Southern California 7 Wells. Between the Cajon and the San Jacinto fault lies the San Bernardino Valleyr In this valley thermal waters have been found in a number of wells drilled into the alluvium. Har- lem Hot Springs and Urbita Hot Springs are examples; the temperature ranging from 106 to 90 F. The abundance of the thermal waters in the valley filling can only be explained as com- ing from a common source, namely the fault lines.
Elsinore Fault Line. The Elsinore fault is nearly parallel to the San Jacinto fault.

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