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	Diablo Magazine > The Magazine of The East Bay
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	Search Results for "Diablo"
		Diablo, Mount, isolated peak (3,849 ft/1,173 m), Contra Costa co., W Calif. at N end of Diablo Range, c.20 mi/32 km E of Oakland, in Mt. Diablo State Park (16,577...
		Diablo Lake (dee-AHB-lo), reservoir, Whatcom co., NW Wash., on Skagit R. in Ross Lake Natl.
		Diablo Range, 3,000 ft/915 m-4,000 ft/1,220 m; rises to 5,239 ft/1,597 m in San Benito Mt., W central Calif. One of the Coast Ranges, forms W wall of Central Valley...
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	Mount Diablo State Park - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The summit of Mount Diablo itself is accessible by motor vehicle, hiking, running, or bicycle (the record time from The Athenian School in the town of Diablo to the summit is under 45 minutes; casual bicycle riders should bring plenty of food and water).
		Diablo globe lily (Calochortus pulcellus) and Diablo sunflower (Helianthella castanea).
		Species of plants endemic to the Mount Diablo area are Brewer's Phacelia (Phacelia breweri)at Mt Diablo and the Mt. Hamilton Range of The Diablo mountains; Chaparral Harebell (Campanula exigua), Mt Diablo and Hamilton Range; Contra Costa Manzanita (Arctostaphylos manzanita ssp.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mount_Diablo_State_Park (3302 words)

	Solas Marine Services Co. (Life Saving Equipment)
		DIABLO compressed air self-contained breathing apparatus is an innovative open-circuit device belonging to the new range of SEKUR devices.
		DIABLO is an extremely versatile device allowing use with 200, 250 and 300-bar cylinders made of steel or composite.
		The DIABLO range is completed with C607 and SFERA positive-pressure full face masks equipped with M45X3 threaded connector and available both in neoprene rubber (fl) and silicon rubber (yellow).
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	diablo - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Coast Ranges, discontinuous mountain system of western North America, extending along the Pacific coast from southern Alaska to Baja California,...
		The Coast Ranges parallel the Pacific Coast in a complex series of ridges and valleys.
		The only major low-lying pass through the ranges is formed by...
	encarta.msn.com /encnet/refpages/search.aspx?q=diablo (108 words)

	The San Andreas Fault System, California - Chapter 8 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The velocity structure of the Diablo Range derived by Walter and Mooney (1982) from seismic-refraction data collected by Stewart (1968) includes, beneath a 3.5- to 5.3-km/s near-surface layer, a 5.7- to 5.9-km/s layer beginning at 3-km depth, a 6.7- to 7.1-km/s layer beginning at 15-km depth, and the Moho at 29-km depth (fig.
		The occurrence of detritus derived from the Franciscan assemblage in Paleocene and Eocene strata of the Coast Ranges (Dickinson, 1966; Berkland, 1973) indicates that the lower plate was exposed by the early Tertiary.
		As in the Diablo Range, the lower crust must have been brought to its present 18-km thickness by (1) imbrication of slices of island-arc crust, (2) tectonic underplating of several thicknesses of oceanic crust, and (or) (3) magmatic underplating.
	education.usgs.gov /california/pp1515/chapter8.html (12561 words)

	4.3 GEOLOGIC RESOURCES AND SOILS (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Coast Ranges consist of the Mendocino Range to the north of San Francisco Bay, the Santa Cruz Mountains west of the Bay, and the Diablo Range to the east of the Bay.
		Mount Diablo is separated from the western East Bay hills by the Calaveras fault and from the southern extension of the Diablo Range by the Livermore Valley, an east-west-trending Cenozoic basin.
		The Diablo Range is bounded to the east by the Coast Range-Sierran Block boundary zone, which typically is represented by a series of blind and partially concealed thrust faults (Wong et al., 1988; Unruh and Moores, 1992).
	www.ci.pittsburg.ca.us /pittsburg/pdf/tbc/4-3-Geology.htm (8042 words)

	Refraction and other data: TECTONIC WEDGINGGEOLOGIC HISTORY
		In one place, the Coast Range fault and associated faults are overlapped by sedimentary rocks of Oligocene and younger age, and in another place by sedimentary rocks of Paleocene and younger age.
		The occurrence of detritus derived from the Franciscan assemblage in Paleocene and Eocene strata of the Coast Ranges (Dickinson, 1966; Berkland, 1973) indicates that the lower plate was exposed by the early Tertiary.
		To the west of the present Diablo Range, where movement initiated, the basement was an outboard part of the Coast Range ophiolite.
	www.johnmartin.com /earthquakes/eqsafs/safs_827.htm (877 words)

	CA82934 - San Justo Dam - California
		The mountain ranges consist of uplifted, pre-Cenozoic "basement" rock, comprising a series of narrow v-shaped canyons and ridges flanked by rolling foothills.
		The Diablo Range to the east is underlain by two different rock units, the Franciscan Assemblage and the Great valley Sequence.
		East and south of Hollister, the Diablo Range and the Gabilan Range are capped by Mesozoic volanic flows.
	www.usbr.gov /dataweb/dams/ca82934.htm (218 words)

	California Geography in the Southland Natural Regions
		The principal range is the Diablo Range, which flanks the Central Valley and rises to 1,500 m (5,000 ft) above sea level.
		The valley is surrounded by mountain ranges that rise steeply from the valley floor on the west and more gently on the east.
		The Basin and Range province is an arid area of mountain ranges, basins, and deserts.
	www.southlandrealestate.com /CaliforniaNaturalRegionsFrms.htm (757 words)

	Lamborghini Diablo GT
		The Diablo GT is derived from the experience gained in the development of a GT2 race car combined with Lamborghini's competence in the production of high performance road cars.
		The brake and the ABS systems are derived from the well proven high performance systems of the Diablo range with self ventilated large diameter discs (355 mm front, 335 mm rear) with high performance callipers and last generation ABS system.
		Although Lamborghini Diablo GT is a true road car (conforming to EU safety and emissions requirements), the combination of a very powerful engine, reduced weight and improved suspension provides "race car" characteristics for acceleration, handling and top speed (338 Km/h).
	www.lamborghiniregistry.com /Diablo/DiabloGT/index.html (998 words)

	Diablo Grande AVA Final Rule
		There is evidence that the name, ``Diablo Grande,'' has become associated with the area by both the residents of California, and perhaps the nation, as a result of the development of the destination resort and residential community.
		The soil characteristics of the ``Diablo Grande'' viticultural area are not only different and distinct from those of the lower foothills and Central Valley to the east and north, but they are also different from other areas of the Diablo Range to the south and west of the viticultural area.
		The ``Diablo Grande'' soils are residual soils formed from sedimentary deposits of sandstone and calcareous sandstone while most of the surrounding soils are from alluvial deposits of mixed rock parent material having lower slopes and elevations.
	www.wineinstitute.org /industry/ava/reference/fr/htm/diablo_grande_final.htm (3164 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for diablo
		Roughly bounded by San Francisco Bay on the north, the Santa Cruz Mountains on the west, and the Diablo Range on the east, it takes its (unofficial) name from the extensive use of silicon in the region's electronics industries.
		Diablo Research to Receive $15 Million Investment from Safeguard Scientific and TL Ventures; Whisper Radio Technology and Related Products to Accelerate AMR and Home Automation.
		Diablo YMCA Plans Approved; Two New Facilities and Expansion in Pleasant Hill to Provide Broad Range of Services for Contra Costa County Residents.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=diablo (626 words)

	EPA: Federal Register: Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants; Proposed Threatened Status for Arctostaphylos ...
		The Diablo Range is part of the inner South Coast Range of California.
		The altitude of the Diablo Range varies from 600 to 1,280 meters (m) (2,000 to 4,200 feet (ft)) and is broken by four or five east to west passes.
		The current range of Arctostaphylos pallida is unchanged from what was known to exist at the time the species was described in 1933; however, the present populations of this species are thought to be smaller due to habitat fragmentation by urbanization (B. Olson, CNPS, in litt.
	www.epa.gov /fedrgstr/EPA-SPECIES/1995/August/Day-02/pr-345.html (4809 words)

	Map of Open Space (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mount Diablo is the northernmost peak of the Diablo Range.
		In the future we may bridge the gap south through Altamont Pass to the rest of the Diablo range.
		Helena to the north, to the Sierra range to the east.
	savemountdiablo.org /mapof.htm (1842 words)

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		The Coast Range fault was greatly modified by several younger, northeast-vergent reverse faults (including the Berrocal, Sierra Azul, and Sargent faults), which trend northwestward, have unknown components of right slip, and join the boundary obliquely from both within and northeast of the block.
		The age range of the Santa Clara Formation overlaps that of the Silver Creek Gravels, the Packwood Gravels, and the Irvington Gravels northeast of the Santa Clara Valley.
		Coast Range Ophiolite (Jurassic) Jbk Basalt, keratophyre, and quartz keratophyre -- Pillow basalt, massive basalt, and basalt breccia interfingered with keratophyre and quartz keratophyre that consists of highly altered intermediate and silicic volcanic and hypabyssal rocks in which most feldspar is replaced by albite.
	pubs.usgs.gov /of/1998/of98-795/of98-795_3a.txt (17392 words)

	Diablo Range - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Diablo Range is a mountain range in western California, part of the Pacific Coast Ranges.
		The range extends 180 miles (290 km), from Mount Diablo in the northwest to the Polonio Pass (north of the Temblor Range and the Carrizo Plain) in the southeast.
		The Diablo range is largely unpopulated, particularly outside of the San Francisco Bay Area.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Diablo_Range (481 words)

	Benitoite : Louderback's 1909 Article, p.334
		The Diablo Range is primarily a range of folding and is essentially anticlinal in its structure.
		However, the Diablo Range is- not in its general nature a single great anticline with axis practically coincident with the range line.
		By reference to the map (plate 27) the general nature of the structure in the vicinity of the benitoite locality can be recognized by its influence on the topography.
	www.mip.berkeley.edu /geology/benitoite/Louderback/1909_334.html (278 words)

	FM 94/9 Workplace Distraction
		Coalinga is a former mining town about 28 miles northeast of Parkfield in a pocket of Fresno County, on the west end of the San Joaquin Valley and east slope of the Diablo Range, a sister Coast Mountains range to the north of the Temblor.
		Like the Temblor Range, the Diablo is also made up of wild, rolling hills, a bizarre effect of surface deformation caused by millions of years of movement along the nearby San Andreas Fault, where the Pacific Plate is slowly grinding northwest at the rate of a centimeter or two a year.
		Like the Temblor Range, the Diablo - Spanish for âdevilâ - has an ominous, at times otherworldly appearance, and on May 2, 1983, Coalinga was jarred by a destructive magnitude 6.5 shock which came completely out of the blue.
	www.fm949sd.com /wd/may05/parkfield5.htm (526 words)

	Environmental Impact Statement and Environmental Impact Report for Continued Operation of Lawrence Livermore National ...
		The Diablo Range, which includes the Altamont Hills, is part of the northwest-trending Coast Ranges, and parallels three major faults in the area (Nilsen, 1977; Atwater, 1970).
		The Suisun Bay is to the north and the Livermore Valley to the southeast flank of the Diablo Complex.
		The Diablo Range consists primarily of metamorphic and igneous rocks known as the Mesozoic Franciscan Assemblage (Dibblee 1980a, 1980b).
	www.eh.doe.gov /nepa/eis/eis0157/EIS0157_48.html (5653 words)

	Arctostaphylos pallida (Pallid Manzanita), Threatened, WAIS Document Retrieval, re-served by U.S. Fish & Wildlife ...
		The Diablo Range extends in a northwest to southeast direction as a more or less continuous mountain chain, 32 to 48 kilometers (km) (20 to 30 miles (mi)) wide, for approximately 300 km (190 mi) from San Pablo Bay in central California to Polonio Pass in northeast San Luis Obispo County.
		Portions of the Diablo Range are thought to have been surrounded by marine embayments since the middle Miocene era, when modern flora and fauna were developing (Sharsmith 1982).
		The overall current range of Arctostaphylos pallida is similar to that known at the time the species was described in 1933.
	www.fws.gov /endangered/r/fr98635.html (7371 words)

	SummitPost - Mount Diablo and me -- Trip Reports
		My quench for outdoors took me to Mt Diablo, which was an hour’s drive from the place we were staying at.
		My ambitious plans of summiting Diablo, the North Peak, and Mt. Olympia, which form a circular trail, in a day, kind of crashed to the ground, when I learnt that the Diablo trail itself was 11.7 miles one-way.
		From this point onwards the summit of Mt. Diablo was in constant view, from the trail.
	www.summitpost.org /trip-report/279825/mount-diablo-and-me.html (1406 words)

	Bob Burd's Trip Reports (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The name Monte del Diablo 'devil's woods' appears on the Plano topografico de la Mision de San Jose about 1824, where there was an Indian rancheria perhaps near a thicket at the approximate site of the present town of Concord.
		The orographic identity of the range headed by Mount Diablo was recognized by cartographers in Mexican and early American times.
		The BGN (May 15, 1908) designated the entire range from Carquinez Strait to Antelope Valley in Kern Co. as Diablo Range to distinguish it from the other chains of the Coast Ranges.
	sepwww.stanford.edu /sep/morgan/snwburd/etymology/diablo_1.html (713 words)

	Winter wanderings in the Diablo Range
		The Diablo Range is one of the dominant landforms in the Bay Area, but strangely one of the least appreciated.
		Clustered around Mt. Diablo are more key wilderness parks that together form a corridor for wildlife and a haven for day-hikers, picnickers, backpackers, and wildlife watchers.
		Scramble over the camelback ridges of Diablo Foothills Regional Park, or head for Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve and stroll past remnants of long-vanished towns of the Diablo Range.
	www.sunset.com /sunset/travel/article/0,20633,686086,00.html (851 words)

	Geology and plate tectonic development: Coast Range Thrust (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The upper plate of the Coast Range thrust, consisting of Great Valley sequence with Coast Range ophiolite at a the base, is cut by the San Andreas fault only along the west side of the Diablo Range in central California.
		There, the upper plate of the Coast Range thrust forms a broad blanket over the Franciscan rocks except in several places along the length of the Diablo Range where windows, or piercement structures, in the upper plate expose Franciscan rocks of the lower plate (Figure.
		South of the Pacheco Pass window, the structure is complicated by a series of west-northwest-trending synforms that cross the axis of the Diablo Range antiform at a low angle, and by multiple strands of the San Andreas fault.
	www.johnmartin.com /earthquakes/eqsafs/safs_340.htm (430 words)

	Diablo Trust-2004 Project List
		Two other pipeline projects are awaiting approval that are to benefit antelope by providing water in poorly watered areas in the northern and western areas of the Bar T Bar winter range.
		Presentation of the Diablo Trust to numerous regional groups, including presentations to: Grand Canyon Forests Festival, Coconino Community College Environmental Issues class, Arizona Council on Environmental Education, the Kiwanis club, The Ecological Society of America, the Flagstaff Leadership Program, and Northern Arizona University classes: Wildlife, Geography, and Environmental Planning
		Three additional range study plots, fenced off from livestock and wildlife, are being built for further grazing research.
	www.diablotrust.org /projects_list.htm (708 words)

	District Description 1
		Westlands is located near the centerline of this basin, bordered on the east by the Fresno Slough and on the west by the Diablo Range of the California Coast Ranges.
		The Diablo Range consists of complex, folded, and uplifted mountains which are composed predominantly of sandstones and shales of marine origin.
		The texture of the Diablo Range deposits depends on the relative position on the alluvial fan and ranges from coarse sand and gravel to fine silt and clay.
	www.westlandswater.org /aboutwwd/distdesc1.htm (674 words)

	Mt. Diablo State Park, Contra Costa County, CA
		Diablo State Park, Contra Costa County, CA Mt. Diablo State Park
		The Mt. Diablo's summit is visible in the distance.
		The crest of the Diablo Range in the distance.
	3dparks.wr.usgs.gov /3Dbayarea/html/MtDiablo.htm (244 words)

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