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The Alpine Fault is the main active structure in the oblique continental collision zone of South Island, New Zealand. It is continuous at the surface for ~800 km and accommodates ~70% of current plate motion. A 460 km offset of basement rocks suggests it has accommodated >50% of plate displacement since 45 Ma. Geophysical, geological, and contemporary kinematic data are successfully modeled by...
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