The Geology of Bear Territory

Last Stop:
Dwight Way Fault Scarp
Next Stop:
Memorial Stadium
Related Links:
Alquist-Priolo
Fault Zoning Act
© 2000,
The Regents of the University of California
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Smyth-Fernwald Residential Complex
Smyth-Fernwald, University-owned housing for student families, lies at the top of Dwight Way, along the Hayward Fault.
The entire complex is built on the slopes of the fault scarp, and the playground and multi-purpose building just west of Dwight sit just above the fault trace. While the eastern section of the building has
been abandoned, the western section is still used
for offices and as a community center. Due to safety concerns and structural damage from creep, several buildings in the complex just south of the multi-purpose building were demolished in 1999, and an empty field was left in their place.
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