Little factual information is known about the event. It is believed that the San Fransisco Earthquake of 1906 cased the San Andreas fault line to literally snap off of the North American Plate, causing the coastline to slide into the Pacific Ocean. Government officials were able to keep civilians who witnessed the event quiet. National governments had been monitoring the area and predicted the event, allowing about 98% of civillians to be evacuated. Unfortunately, about 3,000 citizens remained behind, and were pulled into the ocean along with the violently crumbling landmass.
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| - Little factual information is known about the event. It is believed that the San Fransisco Earthquake of 1906 cased the San Andreas fault line to literally snap off of the North American Plate, causing the coastline to slide into the Pacific Ocean. Government officials were able to keep civilians who witnessed the event quiet. National governments had been monitoring the area and predicted the event, allowing about 98% of civillians to be evacuated. Unfortunately, about 3,000 citizens remained behind, and were pulled into the ocean along with the violently crumbling landmass.
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| - Little factual information is known about the event. It is believed that the San Fransisco Earthquake of 1906 cased the San Andreas fault line to literally snap off of the North American Plate, causing the coastline to slide into the Pacific Ocean. Government officials were able to keep civilians who witnessed the event quiet. National governments had been monitoring the area and predicted the event, allowing about 98% of civillians to be evacuated. Unfortunately, about 3,000 citizens remained behind, and were pulled into the ocean along with the violently crumbling landmass.
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