Electronic Supplement to
Liquefaction Features Produced by the 2010–2011 Canterbury Earthquake Sequence in Southwest Christchurch, New Zealand, and Preliminary Assessment of Paleoliquefaction Features

by P. Villamor, P. Almond, M. P. Tuttle, M. Giona-Bucci, R. M. Langridge, K. Clark, W. Ries, S. H. Bastin, A. Eger, M. Vandergoes, M. C. Quigley, P. Barker, F. Martin, and J. Howarth

Table S12. Dike Strikes Measured in Trenches

Feature ID Type of Feature Trench Location Strike (°) Dip (°) Dip Direction* Average Width (mm) Width Range (mm) Observations
2 Paleodike (L2) HWK 6W 10.6 244 88 NW 70 0–100
3 Paleodike (L2) HWK 6W 10.9 215 74 NW 40 0–80
4 Dike (L1) HWK 6W 13.5 151 84 NW 80 0–100 Upper part of feature 4
4 Dike (L1) HWK 6W 13.5 126 90 60 0–100 Lower part of feature 4
5 Paleodike (L2) HWK 6W 13 115 90 80 2–100 Strike from trench floor log; running parallel to feature 4
6 Dike (L1) HWK 6W 13.9 22 75 E 80 0–100
7 Dike (L1) HWK 6W 15.1 ? ? 20 0–60
9 Dike (L1) HWK 6W 20.5 35 80 NW 20 0–30
10 Dike (L1) HWK 6E 12.5 29 86 NW 5 7–8
10 Dike (L1) HWK 6E 12.5 40 86 NW 5 7–8
12 Paleodike (L2) HWK 6E 12.7 49 89 NW 10
17 Dike (L1) HWK 6E 17.7 103 81 S 3.5 3–5
17 Dike (L1) HWK 6E 17.7 116 68 S 3.5 3–5
19 Dike (L1) HWK 6E 22.4 330 76 W 4 4–45
22 Dike (L1) HWK 5W 4.9 114 75 N 10 2–15
23 Dike (L1) HWK 5W 3.3 90 84 S 20 2–40
23 Dike (L1) HWK 5W 3.3 100 90 20 2–40
25 Dike (L1) HWK 5E 3.25 122 84 S 20 10–30 Measure at HWK 5E2a
26 Dike (L1) HWK 4bW 2.5 124 49 S 150 0–300 Extends from vertical 1 to vertical 6; at 2.5, splays into two with the upper one injecting into the blister; strike and dip on the upper one
28 Blister HWK 4bW 4.5 93 4 S ? 0–240 Same as 27; no log (information from field and photo)
29 Dike (L1) HWK 4bW 4.5 122 70 N 80 60–140 No log (information from field and photo); dike from blister to surface
30 Dike (L1) HWK 3W 1 79 90 30 20–70 Strike from linking dike across opposite walls with dikes 33 and 34; strike values 72–87
33 Dike (L1) HWK 3E 1.3 ? 75 SE 80 70–90
34 Dike (L1) HWK 3E 1.6 72 55 NW 50 10–60 Strike from linking dikes across opposite walls with dike 30
35 Dike (L1)–sill HWK 3E 0.75 87 85 NW 180 150–240
37 Dike (L1) HWK 1W 2.4 120 85 SW 20 10–50 Dike strike not measured in field: taken from photos (dike perpendicular to the wall) and wall orientation (not measured in the field but ~30° N). Dip value from 60° to 85°
39 Dike (L1) MAR 1E 4.4 72 81 N 20 10–25
42 Dike (L1) MAR 1SW 4.2 26 82 N 6 0–8
45 Dike (L1) MAR 3W 1.1 43 90 10 0–100
46 Dike (L1) MAR 3W 1 to –1.2 160 58 W 30 0–40
48 Dike (L1) MAR 3W −0.8 48 85 W 10 10–20
49 Dike (L1) (MAR 3W-)MAR 3N 0 58 28 N 50 0–100
59 Dike (L1) MAR 4E 2.3 30 70 SE 40 10–70
60 Dike (L1) MAR 4E 2.6 72 70 SE 15 10–20 Strike is the mean strike of 60a, 60c, and 60d; dip from the log
63 Blister MAR 4E 3 54 30 NW 200 150–250
63 Blister MAR 4E 3 59 13 N 200 150–250
64 Blister MAR 4E 2.1 25 80 E 120 20–200
60a Dike (L1)–fault MAR 4E 2.6 70 52 S 20 0–30
60b Dike (L1) –fault MAR 4E 2.65 56 55 S 10 0–10
60d Dike (L1) –fault MAR 4E 2.65 72 83 S 10 0–10
60c Fault MAR 4E 2.7 71 69 S

*E, east; W, west; S, south; N, north; NW, northwest; SE, southeast; SW, southwest.

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