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Nevada has the fourth highest number of earthquakes per year after Alaska, California, and Hawaii. They happen in many other places as well but sometimes you just dont feel it. In fact, even NY have earthquakes but they are soooooooooo little. You can barely tell...
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The most frequent number of earthquakes in U.S. are in Alaska followed by California.
Earthquakes (big and small) happen so many times a day, it is impossible to put a number on it.
Alaska has the highest number of earthquakes per year with California second. Hawaii is third with a total of 1533 earthquakes from 1973-2003.
The number of deaths from California earthquakes varies by event. Major earthquakes like the 1906 San Francisco earthquake resulted in thousands of deaths, while more recent earthquakes have caused fewer casualties due to improved building codes and early warning systems.
Arizona does have earthquakes, just not to the degree that California does. The fact that California has an incredible number of faults and is located along a plate boundary is the biggest contributor to their number and magnitude.
Alaska, California and Hawaii in that order have the most earthquakes in the US. California is particularly vulnerable to earthquakes because it is on top of where two of the Earth's tectonic plates meet: The Pacific plate and North American plate meet below California.
It is estimated that about 30,000 earthquakes happen in California each year. However, many of these are much too small to even be noticed. Only about 15-20 earthquakes are 4.0 or higher in California annually.
No it is not. In fact these states are the ones that have the most and strongest earthquakes Texas, Nevada, Arizona, Washington, and California. The reason that you hear about California so much is because California it is right by the fault line. So the plates collide mostly on the border of the US, which is California.
Because Ohio is not near any major fault lines, like California is.
Europe doesn't have the greatest number of earthquakes.