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Strike and Dip (or dip and dip direction)

  • These measurements will often be reported together, e.g…
    • Strike:  220° 
      • (approximately southwest)
    • Dip:  42°
    • Dip direction: 310°  
      • (strike + 90°, approximately northwest)
    • Dip:  42°

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