Bolivar, MO
- Station N4 S39B (Bolivar, MO)USGS Earthquake Hazards Program
- September 3, 2016 seismogram S398 HHZ N4 - Bolivar, MOFacebook post from U.S. National Weather Service, Springfield, MO. Seismogram from a station near Bolivar, MO showing an earthquake (9/3/2016) which was felt across at least 7 states in the Central U.S. (This earthquake was not a result of the New Madrid or Bolivar-Mansfield faults, the epicenter was in Oklahoma)
Image of seismogram, Bolivar, MO, Sept. 3rd, 2016. Epicenter in Oklahoma. 
- Welcome to the BMT zone
Geocache Description: Bolivar-Mansfield Tectonic Zone (BMTZ) A cache by stearman5, Hidden : 11/17/2013 In Missouri, United States - AmerenUE Callaway Plant Unit 2 COLA (FSAR), Rev. 1 - Chapter 02 - Geology, Seismology and Geotechnical Engineering - Section 02.05.01 Basic Geology and Seismic Information"The Chesapeake and Bolivar-Mansfield Fault Systems are inactive features that lie on the Border between Kansas and Missouri. ... ' The Bolivar-Mansfield Fault System (see No. 5 in Missouri on Figure 2.5L-5) is a broad zone of discontinuous; generally parallel faulting that extends northwest from Douglas through St.Clair and Bates counties, Missouri into Kansas, approximately 150 miles (240 km) west-southwest of the Site. Many of the individual faults in this system have been named separately. This zone may extend southeastward into Arkansas (McCracken, 1971, in AmerenUE, 2004) and has been extended northwestward through Bates County by Gentile (1965, 1976). The Eldorado Springs North fault has been extended from Bates County into Kansas (McCracken, 1971, in AmerenUE, 2004) and is shown as an unnamed fault on the top of the Precambrian in Linn County, Kansas by Cole (1976). It had previously been interpreted as a valley on the basement surface (Cole, 1962). The system appears to border the southwest flank of the Ozark Uplift. Faulting is mostly high angle normal, with throws of up to 300 ft (91m) McCracken, 1971, in AmerenUE, 2004). The faulting involves beds ranging in age from early Pennsylvanian (Cherokee Group) to early Ordovician (Roubidoux Formation)' "-- FSAR: Section 2.5.1
- Devonian and Mississippian tectonism in western Missouri; syndepositional sedimentation and backstepping of the Mississippian shelf margin (Field Trip II, Sat., September 28, 2013)Kevin R. Evans & Damon J. Bassett - (Dept. of Geography, Geology & Planning, MO State Univ.). Association of Missouri Geologists, 2013
- EVIDENCE OF LATE CENOZOIC ACTIVITY ALONG THE BOLIVAR-MANSFIELD TECTONIC ZONE, MIDCONTINENT, USARandel Tom Cox, Dept. of Geology, Univ. of Arkansas,
Fayetteville. The Compass, v. 64, no. 4, Sum 1988, p.207-213. - Geological and Geophysical Maps of the Illinois Basin – Ozark Dome RegionIllinois Map 23 compiled by Stephen Marshak, Timothy H. Larson, and Curtis C. Abert 2016, Prairie Research Institute, ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
- Geology and mineral-resource assessment of the Springfield 1 degree x 2 degrees quadrangle, Missouri, as appraised in September 1985Bulletin 1942, By: Walden P. Pratt, Edited by: James A. Martin
https://doi.org/10.3133/b1942
There are 11 instances of the phrase "Bolivar-Mansfield" in this document. - Interpretive subcrop map of the Precambrian basement in the Joplin 1° x 2° quadrangleBy Pieter Berendsen and Kevin P. Blair, Kansas Geological Survey, Subsurface Geology Series 14, originally published in 1991
- The Mansfield Fault SystemA resource of the Bryant Watershed Education Project, based in West Plains, Missouri.
- New Madrid seismic zone fault geometryGeosphere, Oct. 2008, p. 802-813. by Ryan Csontos, Ground Water Institute, University of Memphis, Roy Van Arsdale Department of Earth Sciences, University of Memphis,
- Regional potential of selected paleozoic carbonate units in the northern midcontinent for undiscovered Mississippi Valley-type depositsBy Walden P. Pratt, U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin #1989, U.S. GPO, 1995. References the Bolivar-Mansfield Tectonic Zone, page G11
- Geology and Mineral-Resource Assessment of the Springfield 1 o x 2° Quadrangle, Missouri, As Appraised in September 1985Edited by James A. Martin, and Walden P. Prait, prepared in cooperation with the Missouri
Department of Natural Resources, Division, of Geology and Land Survey. U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin 1942
- Earthquake in Illinois could portend an emerging threatWashington University in St. Louis Newsroom, April 24, 2008, By Tony Fitzpatrick
- EARTHQUAKES IN THE STE. GENEVIEVE (MO.) FAULT ZONEdoi: 10.1785/gssrl.21.3.17 v. 21 no. 3 p. 17-18 EARTHQUAKE NOTES, Vol. m. September 1950, No. 3, by Ross H. Heinrich
- Geologists Record Widespread Activity On Ste. Genevieve Seismic ZoneWKMS, By Jacob McCleland, Originally published on Thu December 4, 2014
- Reflection Seismic Profiling of the Wabash Valley Fault System in the Illinois BasinU.S.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PROFESSIONAL
PAPER 1538-0 - Ste. Genevieve Fault Zone, Missouri & IllinoisIllinois State Geological Survey Report, 1985-3