name: Central U.S. Earthquake Consortium (CUSEC) -> Central U.S. Earthquake Consortium (CUSEC) (New Madrid Seismic Zone & Wabash Valley Seismic Zone)

parish: -> Shelby

notes: Welcome from the Director - As Executive Director of CUSEC, I want to welcome you to our website. We have tried to present, and will continue to update, a site that we hope meets your needs, covering everything from basic earthquake safety and mitigation issues, to a calendar of events and the science behind this region's seismicity. The intent is to have a site that visitors will find informative and easy to navigate. I welcome any comments that you might have as we are always looking to improve our site to better serve you. Jim Wilkinson The CUSEC Library with CUSEC Publications and Information Pamphlets & Maps http://www.cusec.org/Library/cusec/cusec_pub_phamp.htm Question & Answers http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/sciencenow/0408/02-ask.html -> Welcome from the Director - As Executive Director of CUSEC, I want to welcome you to our website. We have tried to present, and will continue to update, a site that we hope meets your needs, covering everything from basic earthquake safety and mitigation issues, to a calendar of events and the science behind this region's seismicity. The intent is to have a site that visitors will find informative and easy to navigate. I welcome any comments that you might have as we are always looking to improve our site to better serve you. Jim Wilkinson The CUSEC Library with CUSEC Publications and Information Pamphlets & Maps http://www.cusec.org/Library/cusec/cusec_pub_phamp.htm Question & Answers http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/sciencenow/0408/02-ask.html Recent Central U.S. Earthquakes http://www.cusec.org/earthquake-information/recent-earthquakes.html

notes: Welcome from the Director - As Executive Director of CUSEC, I want to welcome you to our website. We have tried to present, and will continue to update, a site that we hope meets your needs, covering everything from basic earthquake safety and mitigation issues, to a calendar of events and the science behind this region's seismicity. The intent is to have a site that visitors will find informative and easy to navigate. I welcome any comments that you might have as we are always looking to improve our site to better serve you. Jim Wilkinson The CUSEC Library with CUSEC Publications and Information Pamphlets & Maps http://www.cusec.org/Library/cusec/cusec_pub_phamp.htm -> Welcome from the Director - As Executive Director of CUSEC, I want to welcome you to our website. We have tried to present, and will continue to update, a site that we hope meets your needs, covering everything from basic earthquake safety and mitigation issues, to a calendar of events and the science behind this region's seismicity. The intent is to have a site that visitors will find informative and easy to navigate. I welcome any comments that you might have as we are always looking to improve our site to better serve you. Jim Wilkinson The CUSEC Library with CUSEC Publications and Information Pamphlets & Maps http://www.cusec.org/Library/cusec/cusec_pub_phamp.htm Question & Answers http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/sciencenow/0408/02-ask.html
latitude: 35.006368 -> 35.006304
longitude: -89.992484 -> -89.975687
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notes: Welcome from the Director - As Executive Director of CUSEC, I want to welcome you to our website. We have tried to present, and will continue to update, a site that we hope meets your needs, covering everything from basic earthquake safety and mitigation issues, to a calendar of events and the science behind this region's seismicity. The intent is to have a site that visitors will find informative and easy to navigate. I welcome any comments that you might have as we are always looking to improve our site to better serve you. Jim Wilkinson The CUSEC Library with CUSEC Publications and Information -> Welcome from the Director - As Executive Director of CUSEC, I want to welcome you to our website. We have tried to present, and will continue to update, a site that we hope meets your needs, covering everything from basic earthquake safety and mitigation issues, to a calendar of events and the science behind this region's seismicity. The intent is to have a site that visitors will find informative and easy to navigate. I welcome any comments that you might have as we are always looking to improve our site to better serve you. Jim Wilkinson The CUSEC Library with CUSEC Publications and Information Pamphlets & Maps http://www.cusec.org/Library/cusec/cusec_pub_phamp.htm

notes: Welcome from the Director - As Executive Director of CUSEC, I want to welcome you to our website. We have tried to present, and will continue to update, a site that we hope meets your needs, covering everything from basic earthquake safety and mitigation issues, to a calendar of events and the science behind this region's seismicity. The intent is to have a site that visitors will find informative and easy to navigate. I welcome any comments that you might have as we are always looking to improve our site to better serve you. Jim Wilkinson -> Welcome from the Director - As Executive Director of CUSEC, I want to welcome you to our website. We have tried to present, and will continue to update, a site that we hope meets your needs, covering everything from basic earthquake safety and mitigation issues, to a calendar of events and the science behind this region's seismicity. The intent is to have a site that visitors will find informative and easy to navigate. I welcome any comments that you might have as we are always looking to improve our site to better serve you. Jim Wilkinson The CUSEC Library with CUSEC Publications and Information
mission: The Central U.S. Earthquake Consortium is a partnership of the federal government and the eight states most affected by earthquakes in the central United States. Those states are: Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, and Tennessee -> The Central U.S. Earthquake Consortium is a partnership of the federal government and the eight states most affected by earthquakes in the central United States.