John Hillhouse Robert J. Fleck David M. Miller David C. Buesch Andrew J. Cyr Kevin M. Schmidt Geoffrey Phelps 2017 To add to the regional paleomagnetic data documenting block rotation in eastern California, we determined the age and paleomagnetic rotation of the Broadwell Mesa basalt, a basalt in the Bristol Mountains, CA as part of an effort to constrain the timing and rotation of blocks adjacent to the fault. The east-striking sinistral Broadwell Mesa fault cuts and separates the basalt into two outcrops. An 40Ar/39Ar date from the northern outcrop yields an age of 5.46 ± 0.04 Ma. Two sites consisting of 40 paleomagnetic cores from the basalt indicate the basalt is reversely magnetized and that there has been no significant rotation (< 11º) between the two basalt outcrops. application/pdf en Desert Studies Center, California State University at Fullerton Analysis of the age and paleomagnetic orientation of the Broadwell Mesa Basalt, Bristol Mountains, CA text