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The Wairoa North Fault has a maximum 6.7 Mw potential for normal fault rupture and is the closest known active fault to the city of Auckland being 40 km (25 mi) to the south east.
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The Wairoa North Fault is shown with its p … The Wairoa North Fault is shown with its parallel alignment with the faults of the Hauraki Rift to its east. These include the presumed inactive Hauraki Fault and Firth of Thames Fault. The active Kerepehi Fault intra-rift fault segments are labelled A , E , W , P and O , as is the active Te Puninga Fault . The Hauraki Rift is shown in light purple shading, the old Taupo Rift in light yellow and modern Taupo Rift in light red shading.nd modern Taupo Rift in light red shading.
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The Wairoa North Fault has a maximum 6.7 Mw potential for normal fault rupture and is the closest known active fault to the city of Auckland being 40 km (25 mi) to the south east.
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