Lori Dengler | A shaky history on the North Coast

I found it fascinating to experience past earthquakes not through a table of numbers, but from descriptions such as: fissure near Fort Humboldt, knocked down all chimneys in Petrolia, or damaged mill in Eureka. It’s quite clear from the reports that the frequency of strong North Coast earthquakes was very similar to what we’ve seen in more recent times.

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