New Madrid

History of New Madrid Earthquake 1811-1812

Follow me Once upon a time, North America almost divided along a very deep subsurface rift. Today, that rift system and the faults

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Maps: New Madrid Seismic Zone fault line quake activity.

See how earthquakes may be tied to FRACKING ... USGS to raise Texas earthquake hazard risk - The U.S. Geological Survey will update their hazard map to account for recent quakes in parts of Texas, said Mark Petersen, who coordinates the survey's national earthquake hazard program. An updated map will be released within a few months, he said.

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The New Madrid Seismic Zone is 150 miles long, and experts say a quake would impact seven states - Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi.

Missouri is not a stranger to disasters. Missourians have proven time and time again to be resilient, and came back each time stronger than before.

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The Paseo de la Castellana is a well known and busy 6 kilometres long stretch in the city of Madrid. Along your route down this beautiful promenade, you will discover some of the country's most important ministries, as well as the main business centres of the capital. Start your tour in the Plaza de Castillo, walking around some of the city's most impressive and iconic buildings.

There was plenty I didn’t know about Missouri before I moved to St. Louis in 2007, but one of the things I did know, or thought I knew, was that the...

The border of Kentucky at what is known as "The New Madrid Bend" owes it's strangeness to the serpentine path of the Mississippi River. The River was supposed to define the western edge of the state of Kentucky and the Southern edge of Missouri. The result is an exclave peninsula of land in Kentucky that is completely surrounded by Missouri and Tennessee. To drive here from the rest of Kentucky, you must leave the state, drive through Tennessee and come back into Kentucky. This spot along…

The infamous New Madrid Seismic Zone has a terrifying 40% chance to blast in the next few decades taking out 150 miles of the Midwest.

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Real Madrid

New Madrid earthquakes of 1811–12, series of three large earthquakes that occurred near New Madrid, Missouri, between December 1811 and February 1812. There were thousands of aftershocks, of which 1,874 were large enough to be felt in Louisville, Kentucky, about 190 miles (300 km) away. The number of lives lost from the earthquakes remains unknown; however, scholars note that the number was probably not great, because the region had only a sparse rural population. The earthquakes and their…

– If the New Madrid Fault Line experiences an earthquake, so may the east coast. – Presented are some other maps to study. See where you live. – – – – …

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These waving lines, buried within sediments in what is now central Louisiana, were discovered through seismic imaging by the University of Louisiana in Lafayette.