Felt Far Away
The 1906 San Francisco earthquake was felt from Oregon all the way to Los Angeles!
Source: Wikipedia: 1906 San Francisco earthquake
The 1906 San Francisco earthquake was felt from Oregon all the way to Los Angeles!
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The 1906 San Francisco earthquake was felt from Oregon all the way to Los Angeles!
Source: Wikipedia: 1906 San Francisco earthquake
Los Angeles is creeping toward San Francisco. In about 20 million years they could be neighbors!
Source: Geological Society: San Andreas Fault
Tiny earthquakes happen in Southern California about every 3 minutes. Most are too small to feel!
Source: ABC7: Southern California hit by tiny earthquakes every 3 minutes
In some places, you can see the San Andreas Fault from an airplane.
Source: Exploratorium: Faultline, the San Andreas Fault from the air
Tall buildings are built to bend and sway a little, so they can handle shaking.
Source: PBS NewsHour: Why skyscrapers can withstand most earthquakes
Every October, millions of people practice earthquake safety together.
Source: ABC7 News: Millions of Californians take part in the annual Great ShakeOut
In 1906, the ground slipped so much that a fence near Point Reyes was shifted 8.5 feet!
Source: USGS: The San Andreas Fault (fence offset 8.5 feet)
Families keep an emergency kit with water, food and a flashlight.
Source: California Earthquake Authority: How to Make an Earthquake Emergency KitEnter the code printed on the inside front cover of your book, or scan the unlock QR code there with a phone camera. You only need to do this once on each device.
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