Reply With QuoteNo, too far away. Thanks for the link though, having gone through the Newcastle earthquake in 1989, I looked it up on your link.
Wizard
OldBushie
No, too far away. Thanks for the link though, having gone through the Newcastle earthquake in 1989, I looked it up on your link.
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link comes up as error
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Hardly anyone lives in the earthquake affected zone except for the occasional gas driller and perhaps a lost tourist or two. It's serious desert country.
Swaggie
so where was it?
I cant get info from the link....
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Link's gone now but it was somewhere north of Lake Torrens and south of the Oodnadatta Track. You may have possibly felt it around Leigh Creek.
Wizard
New link here......
Earthquakes @ GA — Earthquake Details
Swaggie
between the 10th of May and 4th of June , South Australia has experienced 21 earth tremors......
btw....there is a reasonable population living in the area that experienced the earthquake on 4th June......if you call hundreds reasonable.
It may be serious desert country , but people live and eek out a living there , many I know.
Swaggie
out of interest I tried to find a list of how many tremors/quakes have happened in South Australia this year.
the info above I found easily but I'm buggered if I can get a list for the year so far.
if anyone else is as interested as I am and can find that info , I'd love to see it.
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