> Where can I get a table of stations and coordinates?

which ones,  USA only ?  your're on a worldwide forum here  :)

Bob and I have given you sites that will give info on world wide sites operated by the USGS
but there are many many other networks around the world.
a number of them in the USA alone run by different institutions
NW Pacific (Pacific NW) Seismic Network, Southern California Seismic Network to name but 2
University of Nevada has their own network. Im sure there are others on the East Coast,
Canadian guys have their networks.  New Zealand has a big network across the country, Philippines  
Japan  etc etc around the world

cheers
Dave
From the "Land Down Under, where women roar and make thunder"     ;)


> Dan Bolser  wrote:
> 
> Thanks all for the very informative replies. I think I understand now
> (there is no simple answer).
> 
> Sorry if the line of my argument was getting confusing, I'm certainly
> not arguing that any stations should be closed!
> 
> Where can I get a table of stations and coordinates?
> 
> 
> Cheers,
> Dan.
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