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Originally Posted by uh-oh
YO
my pops was trying to tell me we're near a fault line. i was like wtf? cmonson. never heard of that shit. but then i think i remember something about michigan having one? i dunno so maybe he's right
to my knowledge ohio's pretty straight. unless we get an ice age and glaciers flatten out some more of the ohio valley |
there a few inactive sister faults that branch out from the New Madrid that potentially could affect your area given the amount of seimic shock. These are pretty defunct and ancient but given the right amount of juice, could reactivate. You've got a Nuclear power plant in Midland PA directly East of you but given the fallout and wind West to East, shouldn't be an issue, unless a pole shift happens and everything including wind trajectory gets reversed. I hate factoring that type of thing in because you really don't know but I always try to account for it somehow. The Great Lakes are going to come further inland and could join with the Missouri and Mississippii rivers so that may be something you would want to consider.