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A cross-country fault refers to a geological fault that runs horizontally across the Earth's surface rather than vertically. It can be caused by the movement of tectonic plates, resulting in the displacement of rocks and landmasses in a horizontal direction. Cross-country faults can have significant impacts on the landscape and may lead to earthquakes or other seismic activity.

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