This is Data Repository File DR2 of the article ‘Large near-surface block rotations at normal faults of the Iceland rift: evolution of tectonic caves and.

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This is Data Repository File DR2 of the article ‘Large near-surface block rotations at normal faults of the Iceland rift: evolution of tectonic caves and dilatancy’ by Kettermann et al., 2019. It contains the exact locations of all profiles used to generate the data on which the article is based on.

4 3 2 1 Fig. 1: Exact location of profiles 1 – 4. Coordinates given in UTM format, Zone 27N. Color scale indicates elevation.

5 Fig. 2: Exact location of profile 5. Coordinates given in UTM format, Zone 27N. Color scale indicates elevation.

6 Fig. 3: Exact location of profile 6. Coordinates given in UTM format, Zone 27N. Color scale indicates elevation.

7 Fig. 4: Exact location of profile 7. Coordinates given in UTM format, Zone 27N. Color scale indicates elevation.

8 Fig. 5: Exact location of profiles 1 – 4. Coordinates given in UTM format, Zone 27N. Color scale indicates elevation.

11 10 9 Fig. 6: Exact location of profiles 9 – 11. Coordinates given in UTM format, Zone 27N. Color scale indicates elevation.

12 Fig. 7: Exact location of profile 7. Coordinates given in UTM format, Zone 27N. Color scale indicates elevation.

15 14 13 Fig. 8: Exact location of profiles 13 – 15. Coordinates given in UTM format, Zone 27N. Color scale indicates elevation.

19 18 17 16 Fig. 9: Exact location of profiles 16 – 19. Coordinates given in UTM format, Zone 27N. Color scale indicates elevation.

23 22 21 20 Fig. 10: Exact location of profiles 20 – 23. Coordinates given in UTM format, Zone 27N. Color scale indicates elevation.

26 25 24 Fig. 11: Exact location of profiles 24 –26. Coordinates given in UTM format, Zone 27N. Color scale indicates elevation.

27 Fig. 12: Exact location of profile 27. Coordinates given in UTM format, Zone 27N. Color scale indicates elevation.

28 Fig. 13: Exact location of profile 28. Coordinates given in UTM format, Zone 27N. Color scale indicates elevation.

29 Fig. 14: Exact location of profile 29. Coordinates given in UTM format, Zone 27N. Color scale indicates elevation.

30 Fig. 15: Exact location of profile 30. Coordinates given in UTM format, Zone 27N. Color scale indicates elevation.

31 Fig. 16: Exact location of profile 31. Coordinates given in UTM format, Zone 27N. Color scale indicates elevation.