Geyser Near San Andreas Fault Moves 60 Feet in a Day, Says Report

Geyser Near San Andreas Fault Moves 60 Feet in a Day, Says Report
Officials in Imperial County, California, say a bubbling mud geyser is moving and is now dangerously close to railroad tracks, Highway 111, and optic cables. Google Maps
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Officials in Imperial County, California, say a bubbling mud geyser is moving and is now dangerously close to railroad tracks, Highway 111, and optic cables.

The county declared an emergency over the geyser, KYMA-TV reported in October, adding that officials are trying to prevent the geyser from reaching the Union Pacific tracks and the highway.
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