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Worldwide earthquakes with M4.0+ located by USGS and Contributing Agencies. (Earthquakes with M2.5+ within the United States and adjacent areas.)

The Earthquake Hazards Program offers frequently asked questions about earthquakes, research on earthquakes, and more...
This map combines shaded relief and geology on a single map of the 48 states. It is a useful resource for discussing physiographic provinces within the conterminous U.S.

Geology at the U.S. Geological Survey provides resource collections and maps for studying earthquakes, hurricanes, floods...
House in the Magnolia Bluffs area overlooking Puget Sound that was struck by a rapidly-moving landslide. The flow deposited material in the garage (upper level) and collapsed the front wall of the liv

Geologic Information describes activities of the Geologic Division of the Department of the Interior. The...
Rivers of molten rock leave a lava tube and flow seaward across a young outcropping of land at the Ka`ili`ili entry on Kilauea volcano in Hawaii on Feb. 20, 2005.

Disasters looks at research that helps anticipate disasters and minimize their effects. Learn about...

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