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At a fault block, one portion of the block moves upward while the adjacent portion moves downward. What is the upper portion called?.

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Given what we know,  we can confirm that at a fault block, the portion of the block that moves upwards is referred to as "the hanging wall" or more commonly as "headwall".

What is the hanging wall?

  • During faulting, the blocks involved are divided into two sections based on their position.
  • The block that slides upwards will be known as the headwall.
  • Meanwhile, the block that slides downwards will be known as the footer or footwall.

Therefore, since blocks involved in faulting are divided into headwall and footwall based on their position, we can confirm that the block that slides upwards during this process is called the headwall.

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