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What are the largest earthquakes to strike the US?

There have only been a handful of notable earthquakes to strike the U.S. greater than the magnitude 7.8 earthquake that recently struck Turkey and Syria. The earliest dates back to 1700.

Prince william soundUnited statesNew mexicoSan franciscoSan francisco baySan andreasElizabeth lakeGreat americanNew madridVancouver islandBritish columbiaRocky mountainsCanada generalSan bernardino valleySan andreas faultNuevo leóx

What are the largest earthquakes to strike the US?

There have only been a handful of notable earthquakes to strike the U.S. greater than the magnitude 7.8 earthquake that recently struck Turkey and Syria. The earliest dates back to 1700.

Prince william soundUnited statesNew mexicoSan franciscoSan francisco baySan andreasElizabeth lakeGreat americanNew madridVancouver islandBritish columbiaRocky mountainsCanada generalSan bernardino valleySan andreas faultNuevo leóx

What are the largest earthquakes to strike the US?

There have only been a handful of notable earthquakes to strike the U.S. greater than the magnitude 7.8 earthquake that recently struck Turkey and Syria. The earliest dates back to 1700.

Prince william soundUnited statesNew mexicoSan franciscoSan francisco baySan andreasElizabeth lakeGreat americanNew madridVancouver islandBritish columbiaRocky mountainsCanada generalSan bernardino valleySan andreas faultNuevo leóx

Why it s so hard to predict an earthquake - Portland Press Herald

Predicting earthquakes is hard, and even the most promising attempts to do so may only give people a few seconds' head start.

United statesSan andreas faultJohn rundleChristine gouletUniversity of california at davisUs geological surveyWorld health organizationFederal reserveEarthquake science centerWorld healthEarthquake science

How to predict earthquakes — and why it s so hard

Even the most promising attempts at forecasting may only give a heads-up of a few seconds

United statesSan andreas faultJohn rundleChristine gouletUs geological surveyUniversity of california at davisWorld health organizationFederal reserveEarthquake science centerImage creditWorld healthEarthquake science

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