Fault lines in Singapore

[SBFNews]

Revised but simplified geological map of Singapore derived from our interpretation of all available BCA data, including offshore bathymetrical data that provides some measure of constraint on fault patterns offshore.​

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The map shows the principal geological units with the major fold, thrust, and fault structures superimposed.​

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The Mesozoic Jurong and Sentosa group outcrops are shown undivided for clarity (cf. Figure 3).​

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‘Murai Reservoir’ is highlighted as a key exposure of the Murai Thrust in western Singapore; NTU – Nanyang Technological University campus (see text). Named brittle faults are labelled: HRF - Henderson Road Fault; PRF - Pepys Road Fault; NSF - Nee Soon Fault; SF – Seletar Fault; BTFZ - Bukit Timah Fault Zone. Boxed area is shown in more detail in Figure 5. The inset strain ellipse shows the array of fault orientations in Singapore in relation to a predicted maximum compressive stress direction, σ1 (redrawn after McClay, 2013).​

https://www.researchgate.net/figure...nd-mudstone-northern-shore-of_fig15_333872603

 

[ODACHEK]

Means what?

 

[cocobobo]

Means landed property along those lines sell cheap cheap $S250k