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In general terms, yes. Compared to neighboring states, no.
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Which states are threatened by earthquakes?
Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and California
Why are large magnitude earthquakes infrequent?
Large earthquakes release a lot of energy, and it takes a long time for this energy to build up in faults, so they don't occur that often.
Where are the most earthquakes?
All over the world. Like, California, Japan, and others because they sit on fault lines where the plates push against each other to cause earthquakes. Wherever a fault line is that country will most likely have tons of earthquakes over the years.
Does Africa have earthquakes?
Yes, Ethiopia does have earthquakes. However, they are rare now a day. They also tend to have a lot of volcanic eruptions in Ethiopia.
What is the difference between long-term earthquakes and short-term?
long term earthquakes are earthquakes that are for a long period of time and short term earthquakes are when the earthquakes are for a short period of time
Did Oregon had earthquakes?
yes they do
Do Oregon and Washington State get Earthquakes?
yes
Which states are threatened by earthquakes?
Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and California
Where does earthquakes happen most?
earthquakes mostly happen around plate boundaries!
Does Malta get a lot of earthquakes?
nope
How do you write a conclusion to your essay on earthquakes?
In conclusion,Earthquakes are so strong and leave a lot of damage,and kills a lot of people,destroy a lot of stuff,and are very dangerous.
Do earthquakes make volcanoe eruptions?
a lot
Does Kilimanjaro cause earthquakes a lot?
yes
What food is popular in Oregon?
a lot of mexician food is really popular in Oregon because a lot of hispanic people live there,
Can you give an example with the word Oregon?
Oregon gets a lot of rain, but Florida gets a lot of Tropical storms. Oregon has average temperatures, Florida is warmer and more humid.
What states have a lot of forests?
Oregon has a lot of forests! =d
Is there a lot of lumber in Oregon?
yes
