On 3/23/2012 12:37 PM, Randall Pratt wrote:
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> Thomas,
>
> Do you mean Mt Rushmore when you say Washington Monument?  If so yes 
> there is fracking to the southwest and probably to the west on the 
> Wyoming side of the border but not shown on the map.  We had a couple 
> of quakes about 90km south of the monument last year but I would not 
> relate them to fracking.  I figured at least a mile from a well and 
> that well is listed as dry hole/plugged.  There is also a long fault 
> coming from the east in Nebraska.  I think North Dakota will be the 
> real test.  There is no earthquake history documented up there and now 
> thousands of wells are going in over a short time period fracking the 
> Bakken formation.  I found this resource for the future. 
> https://www.dmr.nd.gov/OaGIMS/viewer.htm
>
> Randy
>
Hey thanks for the tip on GEE. I got the manuel on my tablet but I can't 
download the program ... I have to remove some programs first. I don't 
have enough memory on the HD drive right now. Boy, my computer got real 
lazy when I ask it to download that program. Remember the earthquake 
outside of Washington, DC? Well, there are wells being drilled within 30 
miles of the Washington Monument and fracking going on.
                                                                     Tom

  
    
  
  
    On 3/23/2012 12:37 PM, Randall Pratt wrote:
    

      
      
      
        
          
            
              
              
              

                
Thomas,
                
 
                
Do you mean Mt Rushmore when
                      you say Washington Monument? 
If
                      so yes there is fracking to the southwest and
                      probably to the west on the Wyoming side
                      of the
                      border but not shown on the map.  We had a couple
                      of quakes about 90km
                      south of the monument last year but I would not
                      relate them to fracking. 
                      I figured at least a mile from a well and that
                      well is listed as dry
                      hole/plugged.  There is also a long fault coming
                      from the east in Nebraska.  I
                      think North
                          Dakota will be the
                      real test.  There is no earthquake history
                      documented up there and now
                      thousands of wells are going in over a short time
                      period fracking the Bakken
                      formation.  I found this resource for the future. 
                      https://www.dmr.nd.gov/OaGIMS/viewer.htm
                
 
                
Randy
                
 
              
            
    Hey thanks for the tip on GEE. I got the manuel on my tablet but I
    can't download the program ... I have to remove some programs first.
    I don't have enough memory on the HD drive right now. Boy, my
    computer got real lazy when I ask it to download that program.
    Remember the earthquake outside of Washington, DC? Well, there are
    wells being drilled within 30 miles of the Washington Monument and
    fracking going on.

                                                                       
    Tom