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[[Image:122-38HaywardFault.jpg|thumb|300px|For recent activity in the region shown on this map see [http://quake.wr.usgs.gov/recenteqs/FaultMaps/122-38.htm the USGS map for this location.] With appropriate browser settings the "live" maps will also show all of the names of faults shown on the map as you rollover with the cursor.]]

(contracted; show full)event probability and consequences have awakened a broad interest in training people for emergency response. It is becoming widely understood that professional fire fighting, police, and medical services will be overwhelmed by a major event and that neighbors will have to assist each other as best they can. As of Spring, 2008 there has been little government interest in fostering support for organizations akin to the [[Civil Defense]] (CD) efforts of the late 1940s and early 1950s.

==Principal segments==

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The complete fault zone, including the Rodgers Creek fault, is divided by seismologists into three segments - Rodgers Creek, Northern Hayward, and Southern Hayward. It is expected that these segments may fail singly or in adjacent pairs, creating earthquakes of varying magnitude. The [[Association of Bay Area Governments]] (ABAG) in concert with other government agencies has sponsored the analysis of local conditions and the preparation of maps indicative of the destructive potential of these earthquakes. (contracted; show full)[[Category:Geography of Alameda County, California]]
[[Category:Geography of Contra Costa County, California]]
[[Category:Geography of the San Francisco Bay Area]]
[[Category:Napa County, California]]
[[Category:Solano County, California]]
[[Category:Seismic faults of California]]

[[fr:Faille de Hayward]]