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Earthquakes in West Virginia

This GIS dataset includes 6 documented earthquakes in West Virginia, featuring details like magnitude, depth, and exact locations. Ideal for seismic analysis and research.

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About the map

Access extensive earthquake data for West Virginia with our specially curated dataset. This dataset includes details on six significant seismic events with information on magnitude, depth, and precise location, such as the 5.8 magnitude earthquake near Mineral, Virginia, and the 4.54 magnitude shake east-northeast of Athens, West Virginia. Geographical and technical specifics like magnitude type, time of occurrence, and update statuses are neatly compiled to aid GIS professionals in analyzing seismic activities effectively. Use this dataset for a comprehensive examination of earthquake patterns and impacts in the region.

Included in our Earthquakes in West Virginia dataset are a variety of features, including:

  • 8 km SW of Mineral, Virginia - 4.5mlg
  • 11 km SSW of Mineral, Virginia - 5.8mw
  • 5 km ENE of Columbia, Virginia - 4.5mlg
  • 8 km ENE of Athens, West Virginia - 4.54mw
  • West Virginia - 4.7mb
  • 6 km NE of Luray, Virginia - 4.6fa

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