Yes, earthquakes are more frequent in California generally. Many are so small they go unnoticed by humans. Los Angeles and San Francisco sit nearly atop two major plates. When these plates shift, or grind together as they pass each other, earthquakes occur.
The shorter answer would be to the question of when Los Angeles did not have an earthquake.
When (Spanish) European explorers first visited the area, a name related to 'temblors' was given to the area, for immediately obvious reasons.
The USGS link listed below will give you real-time, up-to-date information regarding the region that continues to rock and roll.
Yes. Earthquakes occur in Los Angeles because of the city's proximity to the San Andreas fault.
Los Angeles happens to be on the "Ring of Fire" which is a huge circular tectonic plate that shifts constantly.
Yes, California does have earthquakes. Most quakes happen around its eastern border.
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There are a lot of small earthquakes, but they are not reported, because they are so small.
Because of its proximity to the San Andreas Fault.
Yes, quite often, mostly small tremors.
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The duration of The Great Los Angeles Earthquake is 3 hours.
The Great Los Angeles Earthquake was created on 1990-11-11.
the two tetonic plates collided and made a earthquake
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The Northridge earthquake occurred in January in the year of nineteen ninety four, and is located in a resident neighborhood just outside of Los Angeles.
The duration of The Great Los Angeles Earthquake is 3 hours.
The Great Los Angeles Earthquake was created on 1990-11-11.
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The famous Northridge earthquake in Los,Angeles CA.
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the two tetonic plates collided and made a earthquake
it was 6-7 magnituoe
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Because Los Angles is very prone to earthquakes and is right on a Tectonic Plate.
The shifting of tectonic plates causes earthquakes.