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Recent Area Earthquakes

Earthquakes of magnitude 2.0 or greater within 150 miles
Update time = Thu, 07-Aug-2008 17:43:50 CDT
Epicenter NearMagnitudeDistance to
Epicenter		Local TimeLink to
Map
4 mi ( 7 km) SSW of Holland, MO 2.1 63 mi ( 102 km) Wed, 06-Aug-2008 12:31:16 CDT map
4 mi ( 6 km) SSW of Tiptonville, TN 2.6 87 mi ( 140 km) Tue, 05-Aug-2008 16:04:33 CDT map

2 earthquakes found. Click on location or map links for more details from the USGS.


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Local Earthquake Information

Germantown and the surrounding area lie in the New Madrid Seismic Zone. The New Madrid Seismic Zone is famous for its strongest earthquake in 1812 which had an estimated magnitude of 8.0 and was felt in areas as far as New York City. This earthquake is currently the largest earthquake ever in the continental United States. Experts have predicted that an earthquake of at least 6.0 magnitude has a 90% chance of happening by 2040 in the New Madrid Seismic Zone.

Several organizations have been formed for local earthquake awareness:


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