Jerry,

You bring up a topic that I am very curious about.  Before we retired to =
Oregon, we lived in Oklahoma for many years.  I've still got many family =
members who live in East Oklahoma City and they are regularly feeling =
earthquakes.  If you click on the link at
http://keokuk.ogs.ou.edu/scripts/maps/recenteqs
You will see a map of Oklahoma and see the "hot" spot of earthquakes =
east of OKCity.  I am regularly on the Oklahoma Geological Survey =
website and have not read much information regarding these quakes.  If =
you look at the frequency of earthquakes at
http://www.okgeosurvey1.gov/pages/earthquakes/information.php#FAQ
You will see a spike in 2010.  they still report this as "appears =
consistent with normal background seismicity".

If anybody has any information on these earthquakes I would be most =
interested.  Or if you can provide a link to any reports on the web =
about this increase in seismicity that would be great.

Kay Wyatt

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  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: GPayton=20
  To: psnlist@.................
  Sent: Saturday, October 09, 2010 8:34 AM
  Subject: Re: Guy Arkansas


  Hi Thomas,

  I "googled" Guy, Arkansas and read a lot of information about the many =
EQ's there.  There has been similar activity near Jones, OK, just =
outside of OKC, but not as frequent.

  There has been some speculation as to whether gas well fracting may =
promote seismic activity.  Of course, the gas well people deny that.   I =
don't know if such drilling activity is gong on in that part of Arkansas =
or not.

  Regards,







Jerry,
 
You bring up a topic that I am very curious =
about. =20
Before we retired to Oregon, we lived in Oklahoma for many years.  =
I've=20
still got many family members who live in East Oklahoma City and they =
are=20
regularly feeling earthquakes.  If you click on the link =
at
http://keokuk.og=
s.ou.edu/scripts/maps/recenteqs
You will see a map of Oklahoma and see the "hot" =
spot of=20
earthquakes east of OKCity.  I am regularly on the Oklahoma =
Geological=20
Survey website and have not read much information regarding these =
quakes. =20
If you look at the frequency of earthquakes at
http://www.okgeosurvey1.gov/pages/earthquakes/information.php#FAQ

You will see a spike in 2010.  they still =
report this=20
as "appears consistent with normal background seismicity".
 
If anybody has any information on these =
earthquakes I=20
would be most interested.  Or if you can provide a link to any =
reports on=20
the web about this increase in seismicity that would be =
great.
 
Kay Wyatt
 
 

  
----- Original Message ----- 
  From:=20
  GPayton=20
  
  
To: psnlist@.............. =

  
Sent: Saturday, October 09, =
2010 8:34=20
  AM
  
Subject: Re: Guy Arkansas
  


  
Hi Thomas,
  
 
  
I "googled" Guy, Arkansas and read a lot of =
information=20
  about the many EQ's there.  There has been similar =
activity near=20
  Jones, OK, just outside of OKC, but not as frequent.
  
 
  
There has been some speculation as to whether gas well fracting =
may=20
  promote seismic activity.  Of course, the gas well people deny=20
  that.   I don't know if such drilling activity is gong =
on in=20
  that part of Arkansas or not.
  
 
  
Regards,
  
Jerry