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| Site | Slip |
| Pallett Creek (SAF) | 2–6 m (5) |
| Wrightwood (SAF) | 2.5–4.5 m (6, 7) |
| Cajon Creek (SAF) | ~4 m (8) |
| Pitman Canyon (SAF) | 3–4 m (9, 10) |
| Plunge Creek (SAF) | No evidence for early 1800 surface rupture (18) |
| Burro Flats (SAF) | Several centimeters of normal slip on a fault perpendicular to SAF (14) |
| Colton (SJF) | Large liquefaction features; slip not determined (19) |
| Quincy (SJF) | 1.8–3 m (20) |
| Mystic Lake (SJF) | 1.8–3 m (20, 21) |
