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I agree. There are regularly 4.0-5.5 earthquakes along the oregon coast, and the seismologists that report on these say that they are a result of the Cascadia S
by Sleaker 11y ago
I agree. There are regularly 4.0-5.5 earthquakes along the oregon coast, and the seismologists that report on these say that they are a result of the Cascadia Subduction... I was interested until I got to this point as the local reports on earthquakes are counter to what the article suggest. I mean there was even a 4.2 in Springfield, OR within a week. just check the US geological data. Claims seem dubious without having a full text report of what the difference between the types of quakes are, and difference in areas as related to 'the big one' without this, anyone looking at past earthquake data will say this guy is nuts, because we do have regular quakes in the Northwest, especially coastal.
- davidw 11y ago> I mean there was even a 4.2 in Springfield, OR within a week I felt that one - I was over in Eugene for the weekend of the 4th, and was... uh... seated, when it felt like something slammed into the house. Not much shaking, just one short, sharp impact.