Twelve Months Of Tremors On Cascadia Fault

Five Years of 4.5 > EQs in Cascadia

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Looks like the activity is picking up. Could be real bad west of I5.

The Zipper Starts off the Coast of Coos Bay

Really the Bad Spot in the CSZ is due west of Gold Beach

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hold me, I'm scared, oh wait I live on the east coast and dont give a fuck

as usual

Ten Years of EQs of Cascadia FAST

She’s about to blow!

What are the odds there's a chance that a massive earthquake will hit our Cascadia in the next few decades.

“We’re talking about an earthquake like they had in Japan in 2011, that was a Magnitude 9 earthquake," she said. "The likelihood is 14% in the next 50 years here."

Well looking at this in Dog Years

That's about Twelve Min. and Six Sec.

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The Arrow Off of Gold Beach Points Dead at Yellowstone

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The Scarp Off Gold Beach is Where the Energy Must Be Dissipated

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A Tectonic Plate Under Oregon Is Being Slowly Ripped Apart

More evidence is needed to be sure of what is happening here, but the hypothesis matches seismic activity around southern Oregon and northern California, as well as unusual patterns of volcanism in the region.

Those unusual patterns are the volcanoes known as the High Lava Plains in southern Oregon, where the newest eruptions are at the wrong end of the series from where geologists would expect them to be, based on the direction of drift of the North American tectonic plate.

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A gaping hole in a dying tectonic plate beneath the ocean along the West Coast of the United States may be wreaking havoc at Earth's surface, but not in a way most people might expect.

This gash is so big it may trigger earthquakes off the coast of Northern California and could explain why central Oregon has volcanoes, a new study found.

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there is a global threat afoot, all the leaders have been informed and have resorted to game playing and television fantasy

The ETS for 2019 in Oregon Is Unprecedented

Keep Tour Good Eye on the CSZ off of Gold Beach



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A comprehensive 13-year analysis of the Cascadia Subduction Zone confirms that the region has had numerous earthquakes over the past 10,000 years, and suggests that the southern Oregon coast may be most vulnerable based on recurrence frequency.

Written by researchers at Oregon State University, and published online by the U.S. Geological Survey, the study concludes that there is a 40 percent chance of a major earthquake in the Coos Bay, Ore., region during the next 50 years. And that earthquake could approach the intensity of the Tohoku quake that devastated Japan in March of 2011.

Her last line..."and if you don't already have one, maybe now is the best time to get that emergency kit ready"

kit...KIT????

are you kidding lady??