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Does Illinois have earthquakes

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  • 1909 05 26 - Aurora, Illinois - M 5.1
  • 1968 11 09 - Southern Illinois - M 5.4
  • 1987 06 10 - Near Olney, Illinois - M 5.1
  • 2004 06 28 - Illinois - M 4.2
  • 2006 01 02 - Illinois - M 3.6
  • 2008 04 18 - Illinois - M 5.4
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yeah..that's why we had an earthquake this morning January 10 2010.

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No but they do experience small minor quakes

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Barely ever.

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ITs possible

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