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Actıve Fault Map Serıes of Turkey Türkiye Diri Fay Haritası Serisi 75 76 36°00' KAYSERİ (NJ 36-8) 7 7 38°00' 45' G . 3 4 D . i lık D 7 7 d in Taş Çatak 30' i s 1 2 r a 7 o nt Çorak K KEÇİDAM T. s a 6 6 6 0 a Ç M 15' D r 7 8 9 a a . D ta Kızılağaç 6 6 6 35°00' T . D. Bahçecik ğ 4 5 6 as L ı Min G n 34°30' 45' ü rü D Avlağa U Gürümze mz 15 e D . 38°00' 0 2495 . Orhaniye Tarhana D. A 0 D Y Küçükköy z F 1:250.000 ÖLÇEKLİ . u ıö E r D v Fesleğen 2263 Güzpınarı v G a Kavlaktepe g ö k Gümüşler k Y e a z ı a 1776 u l y Z su M la n TAHTAFIRLATAN DAĞI P l Y 2 a s ı n a D u I i . e 0 v s D h D t Ç lp . 0 K iş . D I ni ir e Kumluca u o ara d 2 se D Ö 0 t o . 0 i . D K lu ö R 0 K k re . k D k i n DOKUZLAR T. e 0 Fertek D n 0 TÜRKİYE DİRİ FAY MADEN TETKİK VE ARAMA S Hamamlı . A . D 0 r D R . iz S 5 p B a 1 Özyurt k HOROZKAYASI T. a 2094 u h . ur / n D K ç GÜNEYKAYA T. da 0 A e in Delialiuşağı c HARİTASI SERİSİ GENEL MÜDÜRLÜĞÜ Z 0 D 0 Suphandere NiĞDE MEŞELİĞİNSİVRİ T. I i 0 k 5 5 e 1 2 l Ç . Koyunlu DELİKTAŞ T. i SARIÇİÇEK T. A 3333 Y a D . l y n A i L C ı YAPRAK T. D u ğ d A e lı k ADANA (NJ 36-12) e e ş v r v i ı r s a z ğ e F lik a e u ta ğ S 2 o D ş ı l Oruçlu 0 ı D . D 0 Z D Ğ . Okçu . PAFTASI, SERİ NO:33 . Eynelli 0 . Bağdatlı I Ç r ÇİĞDEM DAĞI ı Göbelli 42 42 R d A Condu ı 0 0 A H Bademdere Çivikli . S Yeşilköy YÜKSÜN T. D ÜÇAĞAÇKIRI T. 1804 Akkaya Barajı ri ğüt D. Üçkapılı o Sallısö D 2167 ot Aksu D. Çamlıca Şahmuratlı T F U H Çürükler a G 1:250,000 SCALE li I Kızılyer . lb Yaylapınar FEKE DAĞI ö D . ö b ğ . GENERAL DIRECTORATE Z e D r Olucak ş 2 e D l u r 0 l D t i 0 2404 k a . D 0 Çar L ü G o n dak ı D. ğ 1838 . Bor Sazlıca y p . ö a Çavdaruşağı A I ACTIVE FAULT MAP r ş D S . s Ö a a k u m T l 0 D Çandırlar OF MINERAL RESEARCH K o Hıdıruşağı Y 0 M ş lu A a Ta IRGAT T. 0 n Ormancık L DÖVEN T. 3 e c A u M a l k e Ü r a F Ç o n n Z g 0 . SERIES OF TURKEY . 0 Örenköy 15 T s İ i D . u Pınarbaşı ç L AND EXPLORATION y 1 l F D r i l a T 5 İnderesi u . C ç D A k u D Y 0 in 3185 l D y L A . e b ğ b Y 0 a . kı E r H o a U b F I o S T p B Demirkazık ğ u a A 2 a r ADANA (NJ 36-12) Genel Müdür / General Director Ü 0 z su F GÜLÜK T. ç 2105 ı A M / k 00 D z . 2703 a . D L Balcıçakırı Mansurlu İ İ p . A D HACIİSA T. T ı A L İ l lu n ı c D U QUADRANGLE, SERIAL NO:33 Mehmet Üzer U . S Y i . k k D U Yala YASSIYER T. K 150 Z e A a T DEDEDAĞI T. 0 Değirmenciuşağı E l b r . Kaynarca e P O Z A N T I D A Ğ I a a D B ! DEMİRKAZIK T. s n k r A . llı G i D l Ke D ık Burhaniye Kaleyüzü a D m . B M ikl k D e İ Ö . i D . er . F la ğd 41 L 2667 Çukurbağ a Ba A 41 Ü 3756 Y Musalar 9 Çamardı S 9 F H 0 ıd Tortulu A 0 K Ğ ır Yerebakan HAZIRLAYANLAR / PREPARED BY U T a oğ Feke 5 L r l 1 T a . u K Halaç r y D DİVRİK DAĞI I a a . A i ra l t a k k n a Bahçeli a y Ömer Emre, Tamer Y. Duman, Selim Özalp, Hasan Elmacı, Şeyda Olgun Kavaklıgöl Ulupınar . D a D m ZİYARET T. r . AKKAYA T. D K Celaller a K Karamahmutlu L 0 Ç 2524 . a 1422 S u Çam 0 a Z ı ru lık D y ra ATIZI T. c . A 5 ı b Kırıkuşağı ş a Ç R 1 rı Akkaya y ORTAKAYA T. n Ka a a D Ş ran 1931 1727 c Kemerhisar t İ L D lık D a ı . M . Yukarı Keçili k Kılavuz p . E D D TEKEÇ T. a ü C T Ortaköy . z E A opra E K 00 ö U kt l K Karacaören 20 ır aş e d D İ m i Burçköy Il . n Kayadibi A Ç I K L A M A L A R / E X P L A N A T I O N S d ll Ke Kapuzbaşı a 1629 m e ik E A ik / Çubukharmanı n li m ka r D p e Paşalı 0 S l ız Kısacıklı i b D s Görbeyaz . 0 r Ş o . Akkaya . am ğ Çardak i 2 lıç az I 1 a ! 0 y A ı Büyük Çakır AKÇAKAYA T. 1 ! D D 0 D. 0 Tenkerli z 2 Y 5 0 cıö Havuzlu 5 0 KIRGIL T. A 0 TORASAN DAĞI 1 0 L A 45' Su Bekçili ba Cardacık F İncirci sa F Kızılkapı r D. Armu Mahmatli Kapıkaya t D. Elekgölü Ğ 3141 GÜRBİYES DAĞI FAY SINIFLAMASI / FAULT CLASSIFICATION PINAR T. Ğ A . D TOPAKKAYA T. Uğurlubağ Gökbez D Kaşaltı 41 41 Köykeleri m . a 8 D l 8 özü A . Konakkuran lik BOZARMUT DAĞI a ift D Ç 2189 L S Koçyazı n Deprem Yüzey Kırığı: 1900-Günümüz Proje Yürütücüsü / Project Leader: Dr. Ömer Emre 45' 1273 G A 1 e ö A 0 A m 1 BOZKAYA T. k l r 0 a 0 i b 0 0 e Ş g arasında yüzey faylanması oluşturan diri fay ğ 0 Proje Çalışanları / Participant: Tamer Y. Duman, z Postallı ö D LORUT DAĞI e Hüsametli D z ik D . 0 Bereket m Kü D 10 T ç . 1 e e ük r . Earthquake Surface Rupture: Fault ruptured Selim Özalp, Hasan Elmacı, Şeyda Olgun kn n D ep S . S ın D iv Kalkumaç a . İ 3588 r r ! i y D D k 0 K since 1900 . a 00 ! 2 a ı Sayısallaştırma / Digitization : Ferdane Karakaya r r s a Şerifli D A Yeniköy l a . i 1910 b K r i D z . eo a a Gülmez, Şule Çörekçioğlu v . l D . u a BÜYÜKEVKAYA T. k k K Kürkçü D D k Celenuşağı l . ı S Kuyubeli r a D 0 i e z M n ı 1899 Holosen Fayı: Holosen'de (11.000 yıl) yüzey ç . 0 i s A e Kavuklu 5 b k GÜRÜZ T. 2 n Y Işıkkaya a l Kup u a MTA Genel Müdürlüğü tarafından 1:250.000 ölçekli Türkiye D 0 i Marankeçili Cüllüuşağı c DİKMENHÜYÜĞÜ T. z p BOSTANKÖYMETRİS T. Yelatan D faylanması oluşturan fay ız o 0 ra Yanalerik U s K 0 . kl ır EBE T. ı . D D Diri Fay Haritaları Serisi kapsamında üretilen bu harita H Karacaören . i D . z r D 0 T ı 1257 e . p Holocene Fault: Fault produced surface y E a n ır 0 h a Mahyalar D t ÇAT T. 1731 a y a K m 5 L l r a i a 1 y D 1992 yılında yayımlanmış olan 1:1.000.000 ölçekli Türkiye h ç Beyazkışlakçı . Velicanlı A in ı a rupture in Holocene (11,000 years) v lim s K ç . ELMADAĞI a s k c a D ı H a R . A Köprucek Y ra Diri Fay Haritası’nın güncellenmesi ile oluşturulmuştur. Fay D ın D . Ç g a D Çamdere . z oc n 0 ı K a 1497 Çürüklü Tokmanaklı Kolsuz C 0 K k 0 5 0 Karakışlakçı Kıbrıslar a haritalaması 1:25.000 ölçeğinde gerçekleştirilmiş ve CBS 5 Basmakçı A s 1 narlı D. r Kuvaterner Fayı: Pleyistosen’de (1.600.000 ! Çı e T 41 417 İmrahor ! 7 ortamında 1:250.000 ölçeğine indirgenmiştir. Haritaya esas A Kızlarsekisi yıl) yüzey faylanması oluşturan, Holosen G 2299 ESMETAŞ T. Eminlik E e H a olan 1:25.000 ölçekli diri fay haritaları MTA Genel 1525 D. d ti Horzum Karabucak ytan e p 0 KIZILGÖÇÜK T. Ergenuşağı etkinliği kuşkulu fay Se l D 0 e . 0 Hüsniye ö 0 00 Camlar Ovacık ! Müdürlüğü Jeoloji Etütleri Dairesi Harita Arşivi’nde z Dağdibi 2 1 ü ! KALTAR DAĞI Toraman ! L Quaternary Fault: Fault produced surface D ! E ! AKNEK DAĞI . ! Minnetli Yukarı Belemedik l ! Karanebili K m Kabaktepe saklanmaktadır.
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