<span>The Wasatch Fault sits in Utah and slips in a mainly vertical direction. It has mountains that rise relative to the floor of the valley. It is referred to as a normal fault. The Wasatch Mountains were slowly lifted up and tilted slightly east due to the fault moving. On average throughout history it has lifted roughly 1 millimeter per year thought there are signs that a rapid slip has occurred during the past few thousand years.</span>
The horizontal components have the latitudes, while the vertical component are located in the longitudes. The similarity is that they both work together to cause ocean currents, and also they cause cold wind currents, and also warm wind currents in different places.
