Electronic Supplement to
Liquefaction Induced during the 2010–2011 Canterbury, New Zealand, Earthquake Sequence and Lessons Learned for the Study of Paleoliquefaction Features

by Martitia P. Tuttle, Pilar Villamor, Peter Almond, Sarah Bastin, Monica Giona Bucci, Robert Langdridge, Kate Clark, and Caroline M. Hardwick

Table S3. Surface Effects of Liquefaction during the 2010 Darfield Earthquake in Agricultural Paddock at Marchand Site

Map Number and Location	UTM Zone* M East M South	Event	Feature Type and Number	Sediment Vented	Feature Thickness (cm)†	Feature Width (cm)†	Feature Length (cm)†
29. L29	0621595 5165009	4 September 2010	Sand fissure; 1	Blue gray fine sand	20	210	500
30. L30	0621575 5164963	4 September 2010	Composite sand fissure; 1	Blue gray fine sand	20	200–300	2500
31. L31	0621585 5164974	4 September 2010	Composite sand fissures; 2	Blue gray fine sand	12–20	300	1600
32. L32	0621643 5165031	4 September 2010	Composite sand fissures; 3	Blue gray fine sand	8–15	180	1000
33. L33	0621638 5164995	4 September 2010	Composite sand fissures; 2	Blue gray fine sand	15–20	400	1700
34. L34	0621653 5165005	4 September 2010	Composite sand fissure; 1	Blue gray fine sand	15	300	4000
35. L35	0621653 5164991	4 September 2010	Composite sand fissures; 16	Blue gray fine sand	12–20	250	4600
36. L36	0621663 5164990	4 September 2010	Composite sand fissures; 3	Blue gray fine sand	14–16	260	4700
37. L37	0621650 5164976	4 September 2010	Composite sand fissures; 1	Blue gray fine sand	13	260	5500

NA, not applicable; NM, not measured.

*UTM Zone 59G for all sites.

^†Sand blow dimensions measured.

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