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Is San mateo closer to the San Andreas fault than Riverside?
Riverside and San Mateo are both in California.
Both are equally close. Remember: a fault is more than one simple line. The San Andreas Fault is better described as a fault system with lots of branch faults that are equally or even more dangerous. So geographic distance from the main fault is not necessarily going to determine vulnerability. An house built on bedrock just 10 miles from the epicenter is likely going to be less damaged than a house 20 miles away built on sandy soil or landfill or any similar weakly- consolidated ground.
Here is a good description of the fault:
http://www.sci.sdsu.edu/salton/San%20AndreasFaultSyst.html
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