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  The California earthquake of April 18, 1906 : report of the State Earthquake Investigation Commission, in two volumes and atlas.
 
    Acknowledgements
    Foreword
    Introduction
    Preface
    Introduction

  collapse section The California Earthquake of April 18, 1906  Volume I, Part I
  expand section Geology of the Coast System of Mountains
  expand section The San Andreas Rift as a Geomorphic Feature
  expand section The Earth Movement on the Fault of April 18, 1906
  expand section Provision for Measurement of Future Movements on San Andreas Fault
  collapse section Isoseismals: Distribution of Apparent Intensity
    Introductory
    Southern Oregon
    Klamath Mountains and Northeastern California
    Humboldt County
    Northern Mendocino County
    Shelter Cove to Alder Creek
    Alder Creek to Fort Ross
    Between the Coast and the Upper Russian River
    Healdsburg to Willets
    Clear Lake District
    Fort Ross to Bodega Head
    Tomales Bay to Bolinas Bay
    Between the Coast and Santa Rosa Valley
    Santa Rosa
    Vicinity of Santa Rosa
    Santa Rosa Valley to San Francisco Bay
    Sonoma Valley
    Napa Valley to the Sacramento Valley
    Sacramento Valley
    Northern Sierra Nevada
  collapse section Distribution of Apparent Intensity in San Francisco
    Introduction
    Physiography
    Geology
    Destructive Effects and Intensity Scales
    Detailed Description of the Evidence By Localities
    Localities of Lesser Importance Affected by Intensity of Grade B
    Phenomena of Especial Interest
    Conclusions
    Addenda
  expand section The San Francisco Peninsula
  expand section The California Earthquake of April 18, 1906  Volume I, Part II
  expand section The California Earthquake of April 18, 1906  Volume II

  expand section Appendix  Theory of the Seismograph