Oklahoma Earthquake Activity

[venture]

There's a major fault line that runs on the west side of OKC that is larger than the San Andreas fault in California. Thankfully, it is more stable. I believe Jonathan Condor talked on Channel 4 last night about the largest recorded earthquake to ever hit this area was a 5.5 magnitude back in the mid 1800's (he may have said 1950's but i heard 1850's) in El Reno. Oklahoma County is at the convergence of the 'Central Oklahoma Fault Zone' & the 'Nemaha Fault Zone'.

Here's the link to an awesome map I found. I don't know how to post the pic in here:

http://www.okgeosurvey1.gov/level2/g...nces.large.gif

OOOO Nice. I could never find anything like this. Must not have dug far enough.

[OKCisOK4me]

OOOO Nice. I could never find anything like this. Must not have dug far enough.

You're welcome

I've been waiting a long time to use that emoticon, lol.

I think it's funny that I felt the 3.8 but slept through the 4.0. Maybe it's because I was actually asleep for the 4.0 and for the 3.8 I was laying there with my eyes open in that frozen mode right before you jut out of bed to get your day started, lol. But in regards to the 4.0, this damn dog was barking this morning that never does. He must have felt it...