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In response to "Yep. It hasn't let off energy in so long that when it does....." by the liioulu with those hershey kiss flag things

Yep, the last known Cascadia quake was in 1700. It's capable of produce a quake of 9.0 or higher. -- nm

Posted by loosilu (aka loosilu2) Jan 14 '11, 16:47

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The Yellowstone Super Volcano will kill us first -- nm - Bacon Jan 14, 16:47 10
- I think they're related. -- nm - the liioulu with those hershey kiss flag things Jan 14, 16:48
- Don't forget the Megatsunami. -- nm - loosilu Jan 14, 16:48 8
  - I am 70 miles from the coast. I should be safe from that. -- nm - Bacon Jan 14, 16:49 7
    - How high above sea level are you? -- nm - the liioulu with those hershey kiss flag things Jan 14, 16:50 2
      - 80 feet. I guess if it traveled up the Columbia River somehow I could be affected. - Bacon Jan 14, 16:52 1
        
        There's only one non-volcanic mountain in the range. - the liioulu with those hershey kiss flag things Jan 14, 16:54
    - then St Helens is going to get you. -- nm - loosilu Jan 14, 16:50 3
      - I am 50 miles from that. -- nm - Bacon Jan 14, 16:50 2
        
        fine, then I'm back to the Cascadia fault, and you can't talk your way out of that. -- nm - loosilu Jan 14, 16:51 1
        
        That would get me. I do have Earthquake insurance for that reason -- nm - Bacon Jan 14, 16:53

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