Definition of Downthrow. Meaning of Downthrow. Synonyms of Downthrow

- Jihaguk daejeok toechi seolhwa (Korean: 지하국대적퇴치 설화; lit. The Downthrow of the Fearsome Underworld Enemy) is a Korean folktale about a heroic figure who...
- with a substantial downthrow to the southeast. Running NE-SW through the middle of the range is the Cairnmuir Fault which downthrows to the northwest....
- Peckforton Fault runs into the parish from the SE then turns north. It downthrows to the east. Two parallel unnamed faults, both downthrowing to the west...
- North Craven Fault has a downthrow of about 200 metres (660 ft), and a few hundred yards away the South Craven Fault has a downthrow of about 1,200 metres...
- North Craven Fault has a downthrow of about 200 metres (660 ft), and a few hundred yards away the South Craven Fault has a downthrow of about 1,200 metres...
- fault that crosses the loch in a north-east and south-west direction, its downthrow being to the south-east. From this point southwards for one-half mile...
- the fault are termed upthrow, while those on the lower side are termed downthrow. tidal cr**** A narrow inlet or estuary that is affected by the ebb and...
- mouth of the River Weaver. Both of these faults and others in the area downthrow to the east. Movement on them is thought to have taken place in the Tertiary...
- west of Adlington Park. The Great Standish or St Catherine's Fault has a downthrow to the east and p****es under St Catherine's Church at Ince. The Giant's...
- and the much softer shale. Examples in the Yorkshire Dales lie on the downthrow side (north) of the Mid Craven Fault. There is one set located around...