Jabuka–Andrija Fault Explained

The Jabuka–Andrija Fault is a seismically active thrust fault under the Adriatic Sea in Croatia.^[1] A 2003 series of earthquakes near Jabuka island, the strongest reaching a magnitude of 5.5, was caused by movements along the Jabuka–Andrija Fault.^[2]

See also

• Jabuka (island)
• Svetac, an island also known as Sveti Andrija

Notes and References

1. Ivančić. Ines. Herak. Davorka. Markušić. Snježana. Sović. Ivica. Herak. Marijan. Seismicity of Croatia in the period 2002–2005. Geofizika. 2006. 23. 2. 9 August 2014.
2. Herak. Davorka. Herak. Marijan. Prelogović. Eduard. Markušić. Snježana. Markulin. Željko. Jabuka island (Central Adriatic Sea) earthquakes of 2003. Tectonophysics. 398. 3–4. 167–180. 10.1016/j.tecto.2005.01.007.