WES-NUREG-O238-005
rDRnfA)lE~ U. S. SEI91ICtE.l1\ORK
i
BI.liETIN
i
r.b. 7
a:
SEISt"1ICIlY
OF l1-IE f\K)R1}fEASTERNlflITED
~1
01, 1977
- June 30,
STATES
1977
Carpiloo am Edited ~
E.F. arihJris ,
University of Camecticut
R.O. Ahner, t-esta1 (t)servatDry
T. Graham, t-esta1 (1)servatory
CCX>rdinator
Paul
W. Pateroy,
Unite:l
States
Novalter
Geological
Su:Ivey
1977
~
~sta1 (J)seJ:VatDry of ~
College
Massaclmsetts Insti'blte
of Techr¥:>l(XJY
university
of Camecticut
IaDalt-Ik)1~
GeolCXJical (J)servatmy
of Col\m't>ia University
Pennsylvania State University
~laware GeolCXJical Survey
~
GeolCXJical SUrvey
~lear
Iegulatory
Camdssioo
UnitOO States C?eol(XJical Smvey
Natiooal Science FOlJrrlatial
New York State Energy ard Re~s
~lopTent
New York State Sci~
Se:rvi~
~
AutbJrl ty
'PCKt¥:1IlTLE~
Partial
or full
St1RX>rtfran various agencies for the ~ratia1
of the l-brtheastem u. s. SeismicNe~rk
'!he agencies providing
is gratefully
SUW:Jrt to ifeT~rs of mJSSN are as follOl1:
'n1e Nuclear Regulatory CaTrnission - Offi~
'D1e tJni~
States
'nle National
GeolCXJical Survey
Science Foundation
'n1e New York State Energy
'l11e New York State
Data iran
ackroNloogoo,
aIxl
- Offi~
- Geophysics
of Earthquake Stlrlies,
Program,
Resources ~velqxrent
Aut}X)ri ty,
aIrl
Science Service
the Seismic Ne~rk
Catpany of New York ~
of Peactor Safety Research,
provided
q:Jeratai
by the Consolidatai
to NEUSSNam the receipt
FliiSa'l
of these data
is gratefully'acknCJllledged
In a&ti tioo to ~
aOOve q::erational
sURX>rt, equiprent was also
provided by the Office of Enviromental Geologyof the u. s. GeolCX3ical
Survey
to rraTrers of NEIJSSN.
'n'le ad~
lesearch
provided a nunter of gecti~s
Projects
Agency of the ~tnent
aIxi anplifiers
of ~fense
to all if.::aI~S of NEUSSN.
2
ABSTR'ACr
'n1is
relX)rt
is tbe seventh quarterly
northeastern Urlited States am rovers ~
IJ'x;100e:1 are geographic maps of ~
~ioo
for ~
quarters.
Also iJ1Cl\.¥3edare tables of the statim
tiIles,
arrplittrles,
of seisnicity
in t1:e
April - June, 1977.
seismic station
epicenters
arrival
quarter,
b1lletin
lcx:atians,
arrl the ClmJ1ati ve epicenters
~
for the seven
locations
and of
am {::eriOOs for t1'e seventh quarterly
epicenters.
3
Dfm:(D .cr!Q\)
'l1rls report
nor~tern
b1lletin
united States for the pericxl April
organizations
Bostal
is the seventh quarterly
supplying data for this b1lletin
College,
laIta1t-~~
of seisnicity
- J~,
1977.
in tle
'l11e
are JaEston(J)seJ:Vatory of
GeolCX}ical (l)servatDry
of Col\:i1Dia University.
the Massachusetts rnsti'b.1te of TeclmolCXJY,tie Pennsylvania State University,
~
~laware
Mditional
Jersey
data for eart1~s
\-/ere
~icentral
States
GeolCX}ical Survey, and the uni versi ty of Camecticut.
suppl~
supplied
Mines arrl Resources,
tine data for events in Canada near the Oni ted
Canada.
stations
qJeratlng
not listOO in the previous bulletin.
in ~
during
perioo April
- J~
,
this
J:e!X)rting pericrl
'nle five new statioos
, (JJA-MA,NSC-cr. Table I is a list
during ~
New
by the Earth Physics Branch, Def)aL-WCTltof Fl1ergy,
Five seisnic
~
NewYork aIx1 oort1~
by the Ca1so1idated Eklisal IOOian Point ne~rk.
data arxl arrival
\-.'ere
m ~~tern
1977.
~
~
¥.Jere
are LV W, TABN-W,
state of the statioos
q:Jerating
fo:rmat of the infarmatioo
include:}
tables is as folla-1S :
1.
'Ihree or four letter
Eartl'qUake
station
cxx1e, as ~izOO
Infonra.tim Center of ~
(except as noted by an asterisk
2.
3.
Statim
latittxle,
Statim
la'lgi tude,
4.
Statim elevatim,
by ~
u. S. Ge:>logical Survey
follC1l1ing the statim
degrees-1ninutes-secxrlds, north.
degrees-minutes-seoorrls,
neters.
National
~st.
cxx3e).
4
5.
Geographic nan'e of statim.
6.
Net'lKJrk operator reSfX)nSible for statim,
Figw:e 1 is a geographic mapof ~
~stern
(NEXJS5N) .
In Naol York t1'ere are t11ree regioos
of statioos
tCX>dense to represent separately:
Blue lob.mtain lake in ~
facility
is too closely
~DSTFat
Similarly,
spaced to !::e clearly
near Attica in the ~,
~
of ~
Indian Point nuclear
array in mrthern
Maine near Dickey
represented.
CX)Vere:l ~ this
the perioo
billetin,
~
detected am locatOO in the mrtheastem
this
total
are sixteen
Blue l-Duntam
eartJ~s
lake regia}
of New York.
nineteen eartb:juakes
UnitOO States; inclooed in
of nagni ttrle
less than ~
In addi tim
0CCI.Irre1 in Canada having an epicenter within
,
~
in t}e
eart11qUakeS
100 Jdlateters
of ~
Figure 2 is a geCXJraphlcnap of tl1e epiCS1ters for April
oorder.
near
u. S. SEISIoncrl"i
DJring
1977.
of o::Nerage having clusters
rX>rth, aIxl the stations
in tl:Ie southeast.
u. S. Seisnic Ne~rk
Table II is a dtrooologica1
the fol1~
list
of the epicenters
fomat:
1.
Date am ~aphic
2.
~
nane of tre event.
saJrOO of ep~ter
I.lX)- Iana1t-~ty
University
~stal
detenninatim
GeolCXJical
(i,seJ:VatDry
of Camecticut
Cbse.t:vatoxy
Massaclmsetts
Institute
of TechrK:>lCXJY
u.s
- June,
in Figure 2 wi.th
5
- Earth
~
Physics Branch, ~.
of Energy, Mines arxl Resources
Canada
3.
Origin tine of the event, hours-minutes-seoorrls,
4.
Event latibde,
5.
Event longi tooe , degrees ~st.
6.
~t-nean-square
7.
Event nagntidues.
lvt>st nagni ttrles
relation
by Nuttli
wave";
often
degrees north.
error of the least-squares
devel~
although
to te oonsistent
8.
sea=-x3, the catp1~
are labellei
Event depth, kilateters .
For the
depth,
events that
each of the locatioos
calpUtoo
for the "vertical
wi thin the net\\Ork.
s relation
particular
~
solutim.
using the
u...~~t
I.q
the wave periOOs of the events in Table II
nuch less than ~
Nuttli'
~.
If
the letter
are
magni tOOes a~
~gni tudes catpUtBi
using
~,
the solution
was restrai.ns:i
to a
R is apperrloo
have epicenters
deteJ:minsi
by BOre than one source,
is listai.
FARnQJAKEMTA
'n1e
calculations
statim
arrival
are liste:l
incl\x1Erl in Table II.
tines am anplitOOes usm far epicenter am magnitl.x1e
in Table III,
'n1e fomat
as ~ll
for ~
as the infonnatian
a&li tional
infomatioo
already
in Table III
is as f0110.45:
1.
Station ccxie.
2.
Drergent
(E) or inpJlsive
(I),
fol~
by phase type:
P, ~,
P*, m, s, SG, s*, SN. If the phase is iJIpllsi ve , direction
of
6
first
nDtia1 is also included when the systsn IX>lari ty is krXI-m:
cx:npression
3.
4.
Statim
(C), dilatial
arrival
~icentral
tjJte,
distance,
CD) or Jxx1a1 (X).
~.nute-Secxl'd,
kilateters.
tl'1an one epicenter reIX>rter, ~
generally
5.
For tb:>se events having DDre
first
epicenter
listOO is
usOOfor dis'tanoes.
Peak-~peak grol1nd notim,
record9:1 anplitOOe of ~
All
wave).
UlC.
~~
in millin\icra1S,
vertica1-cu-r~.ent
anplitudes
of the ntaXinun
signal
(Rayleigh
have been OOL-rec'-1.-ei
for systan
~se.
6. Pericd, in seoorx1s, of tbe wave frcm which anplit\x1e was IYeasured.
7. Nuttli
magnitOOe as <XJr1PUted
fmn the anplitOOe, pericrl arx1
distance
SUSP&..~
Mil)
POORLY UCATm
In ~tia1
events ~
de~
to the eartJ'KIUakeSliste:1 in Tables II am III,
which oou1d oot be definitely
qup..kes or not enough arrivals
S(")11J.tial.
FARl1Q:JAI(FS
~
detectei
'D1is class of events is listm
format as Table III.
identifiOO
five
as being earth-
to allOli' an aCC2ptable (XXYplter
in Table IV, which has the sane
North
Latitude,
degrees
In
Q)
Q)
~
0\
Q)
'0
~
Q)
'0
~
+J
0\
~
0
~
~
In
Q)
~
Figure
1.
Seismic
April
stations
-
June
operating
1977
during
the period
North
0
CX)
V
0
0
t"V
CD
V
Latitude,
0
0
It)
V
degrees
0
V
V
~
V
0
(\J
V
0
V
0
0
V
0
V
CD
.ww
0
0
toUl
OJ
OJ
J.4
~
OJ
'0
,
OJ
'0
='
~
-rt
~
~
0
~
~
Ul
OJ
~
o
C\J
t-
o
V
to-
o
W
to-
.r-
CD
0
0
CD
Figure
3.
Earthquake
October
epicenters
1975
- June
during
1977
the period
0
m
f()
0
a>
~
TABLE I
LIST OF OPERATING SEISMIC STATIONS BY STATE
APRIL
STA
In
LATITUDE
-
JUNE 1977
LONGITUDE ELEVATION
OPERATOR
DGMNSEC DGMNSEC METERS
CANADA, STATIONS USED FOR LOCATIONS IN THIS BULLETIN
MNQ
MNT
OTT
503148.
453009.
452338.
N 684612.
N 733723.
N 754257.
MANICOUAGAN,aUE.
MONTREAL,aUE.
OTTAWA,ONT
ErB
EPB
EPB
AVERY PT.,CT.
BROOKFIELD CENTER,CT
BRIDGEPORT,CT
ELLSWORTH,CT
HADDAM,CT
NORTH STONINGTON,CT
TALCOTT MTN.,CT
STORRS,CT
UCT
UCT
UCT
UCT
UCT
WES
UCT
UCT
NEWARK,DE
fiGS
ALLAGASH,HE
CARIBOU,HE
DICKEY,HE
DICKEY,HE (KELLY HTN.)
DICKEY,HE (BROWNSBROOK
EAST HACHIAS,HE
HILO,HE
TURNER,HE
tilES
tilES
tilES
tilES
tilES
tilES
tilES
tilES
27
S2
lS
180
201
60
88
DUXBURY,HA
FALL RIVER,HA
GLOUCESTER,HA
HARVARD,HA
QUABBIN RESEVOIR,HA
WESTON,HA
WESTFORD,HA
HIT
WES
HIT
HIT
WES
WES
HIT
472
24
180
280
659
220
BERLIN,NH
DURHAH,NH
HANOVER,NH
OAKHILl,CONCORD,NH
PITCHER HT.,NH
WHITEFACE, NH
WES
HIT
WES
HIT
HIT
HIT
W
W 112
W
83
CONNECTICUT
A,p' T
Bc T
B,P T
EC T
HD, H
NS C
TH T
UC T
411857.5N
720350.0W
412936.
N 732302.
W
411319.5N
731432.0W
415004.7N
732440.8W
412908.8N
723123.6W
412850.7N
715105.7W
414841.
N 724756.
W
414954.
N 721502.
W
3
69
83
342
24
110
290
149
DELAWARE
NED 394215'.2N
754229.
5W
46
MAINE
AGM 470454.
CBM 465557.
D1A*
D2A*
D3A*
EMM
MIM
TRM
N 690124.
N 680715.
W 240
W 250
305
470330.8N
690556.2W
402
470749.3N
690908.8W
259
470515.2N
691007.4W
20
444421. N 672922. W
451437. N 690225. W 140
113
441534.9N 701518.3W
MASSACHUSETTS
DU X
FL R
GL 0
H RV
QUA
WE S
WF M
420407.
414300.0N
423825.
423023.
422723.8N
422304.9N
423638.
N 704604.
W
710717.5W
N 704338.
W
N 713330.
W
722225.8W
711919.5W
N 712926.
W
NEW HAMPSHIRE
BNH
DNH
HNH
ONH
PNH
WNH
443526.
430721.
434219.
43164~.
430539.
435206.
N
N
N
N
N
N
711523. W
705341.3W
721708. W
713020. W
720809. W
712359. W
PAGE 2 OF 3
TABLE I,CONT.
NEW JERSEY
410103. 6N
LVNJ 404834.2N
OGD 410515.
N
PRIN 402200.6N
paN
410026.4N
TABN 395151.0N
GF'D
742739. OW
744505.4W
743545.
W
744304.2W
750509.0W
743946.2W
360
201
363
110
229
30
GREENPOND,NJ
lONG VAllEY,NJ
OGDENSBURG,NJ
PRINCTON,NJ
PAHAQUARRY,NJ
TABERNAClE,NJ
LDO
LDO
LDO
LDO
LDO
LDO
760710.8W
774749.8W
755540.8W
13 7
67 1
12 2
56 4
326
305
579
58 5
491
38 1
ADAMS,NY
ALFRED,NY
ALEXANDERBAY,NY
LDO
LDO
LDO
NEW YORK
ADN 435000.0N
ALF 421331.2N
ALX 441921.0N
AF'H
435028.
8N 742949.
BGR 444943.8N
BML.
435204.
2W
742227.0W
8N 742407.
2W
CLY 435104.8N
CTR 435227.0N
DHN 424931.8N
DNY 425010.8N
DWN 424923.4N
EGN 435134.7N
HNY 424954.6N
MAN 404651.0N
MRH 425021.0N
MSNY 445954.0N
OCN 435305.4N
PAL 410015.0N
PNY 445003.0N
PTN 443421.0N
TBR 410830.0N
UWL 435016.2N
WND 422015.0N
WNY 442327.6N
742656.4W
742736.0W
7811.34.8W
781007.8W
784601.8W
742854.6W
753053.4W
735825.8W
781424.0W
745143.2W
743145.6W
735433.0W
733318.0W
745858.2W
741320.0W
743236.0W
740909.0W
735134.2W
WF'R 411516.8N
733508.4W
BLM*
CHR*
DBM*
DPL*
GOB*
GSC*
IPS*
OSB*
SNP*
SPS*
SRM*
STL*
WGL*
411947.
411229.
411740.
411510.
411946.
411558.
411602.
412137.
411427.
411807.
411342.
411119.
412132.
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
735718.
741316.
735830.
735439.
735519.
740014.
735654.
735526.
735816.
735326.
740050.
740013.
735358.
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
549
500
AIRF'ORT
HANGAR,BLUE
MTN. ,NYLDO
BANGOR,NY
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NY
CRYSTAL LAKE,NY
CASTLE ROCK,NY
DOYLE HILL,NY
DERSAM,NY
DOWNHOLE,NY
EAGLFS NEST,NY
HAMILTON,NY
MANHATTAN,NY
MERCHANTSHILL,NY
MASSENA,NY
OVER CASTLE ROCK,NY
PALISADES,NY
PLATTSBURG,NY
POTSDAM,NY
TABLEROCK,NY
UTOWANALAKE,NY
WINDHAH,NY
WILMINGTON,NY
WARDPOUND RIDGE,NY
134
183
27
67
150
119
BLUM,NY
CALLS HOLLOWROAD,NY
DUNDERBURGMTN.,NY
DELLI PAOLI,NY
GOBBELET,NY
GIRL SCOUT CAMP,NY
212
30
168
165
125
152
OSBORN,NY
STONEY POINT,NY
ST. PETERS SCHOOL,NY
SCHERMAN,NY
STILES,NY
WEGEL,NY
LDO
LDO
LDO
LDO
LD;O
LDO
LDO
LDO
LDO
LDO
LDO
LDO
LDO
LDO
t_DO
LDO
LDO
LDO
LDO
LDO
LDO
PAGE 3 OF 3
TABLE I,CONT.
PENNSYLVANIA
BVR
ERI
HLV
PHI
SCP
4042
4208
395930.
4007
404742.
N 8020
W
N
N
N
N
W
W
W
W 352
7959
7622
7508
775154.
BEAVER,PA
ERIE,PA
HILLERSVJLLE,PA
ABINGTON,PA
STATE COLLEGE,PA
PSU
PSU
PSU
PSU
PSU
LAFAYETTE,R.I.
UCT
ST. ALBANS,VT
COLCHESTER,VT
MIDDLEBURY,VT
MONTPELIER,VT
lDO
lDO
lDO
lDO
RHODE ISLAND
LAF 413403.5N
713024.0W
40
VERMONT
ALV 444730. N
COV 443439.6N
MDV 435957.0N
MPVT 441642. N
730248. W 271
730845.0W
85
134
731052.2W
723624. W
* STATION CODES NOT ALL CLEARED THROUGHNEIC
OPERATORCODE
CON - CONSOLIDATED EDISON, INDIAN POINT,NY
DGS - DELAWAREGEOLOGICAL SURVEY
EPB - EARTH PHYSICS BRANCH, DEPT. OF ENERGY, MINES, AND RESOURCES,CANADA
LDO - LAMONT-DOHERTY GEOLOGICAL OBSERVATORY OF COLUMBIA UNIV.
HIT
-
MASSACHUSETTSINSTITUTE OF TECHNOl.OGY
PSU - F'ENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
UCT - UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT
WES - WESTON OBSERVATORY - BOSTON COl_LEGE
TABLE II
EPICENTER LIST
NORTHEASTERNUNITED STATES
AND ADJACENT REGIONS
APRIL
SOURCEH-TIHE(GHT)
HR HN SEC
-
JUNE 1977
LATITUDE LONGITUDE RHS
SEC
DEG
DEG
MAGNITUDE
DEPTH
KM
06 AF'R
*WES
NORTHEASTOF BRISTOL,NEW BRUNSWICK
06 38 42.1
46.57N
67.53W
0.77
MBN=2.4
OR
06 APR
*WES
ATLANTIC OCEAN
20 3157.8
41.06N
OR
09 APR
*LDO
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
11 49
43.86N
74.48W
02 MAY
*WES
5T. PA5CAL,QUEBEC
22 4123.1
47.49N
70.43W
0.91
MBN=2.5
MBN'(l
69.94W
0.06
MBN=2.8
OR
LAKE FAIRLEE,VERMONT
05 MAY
72.26W
08 39 31.8
43.86N
*WES
0.38
MBN=2.1
OR
10 MAY
*l_DO
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
1124
43.86N
74.48W
HBN<l
~2 MAY
*LDO
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
03 49
43.86N
74.48W
MBN<l
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
15 MAY
03 49
43.86N
74.48W
*LDO
MBN<l
BLUE MOUNTA I N LAKE, NEW YOF~K
15 MAY
05 24
43.B6N
74.4BW
*LDO
HBN<l
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
15 MAY
09 35
43.B6N
74.4BW
*LDO
MBN"~1
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE.NEW YORK
15 HAY
1125
43.86N
74.48W
*LDO
MBN<l
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
20 MAY
00 04
43.86N
74.48W
*LDO
HBN<l
26 HAY
*lDO
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
00 26
43.86N
74.48W
MBN"'~1
28 HAY
*LDO
NEAR THE NEW YORK-CANADABORDER
00 57 15.3
45.12N
74.61W
0.03
MBN=1.2
6
29 MAY
*WES
SOUTHEASTOF BAlE ST. PAUL,QUEBEC
12 49 33.9
47.47N
70.39W
0.68
MBN=2.4
OR
PAGE 2 OF 2
TABLE II,CONT.
01 JUN
*LDO
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
05 33'
43.86N
74.48W
HBN<1
04 JUN
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
12 14
43.86N
74.48W
*LDO
MBN<l
05 JUN
*LDO
MBN<l
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
04 09
43.86N
74.48W
06 JUN
ST. LAWRENCE VALLEy,QUEBEC
*WES
08 10 40.3
47.36N
70.16W
0.28
MBN=2.2
OR
10 JUN
NEAR HIGH BRIDGE,NEW JERSEY
*LDO
12 48 04.8
40.70N
74.89W
0.30
MBN=l-.l
6
15 JUN
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW.YORK
*LDO
08 44
43.86N
74.48W
MBN<l
17 JUN
NEAR THE NEW YORK-CANADABORDER
07 35 16.8
45.14N
74.22W
0.18
*LDO
MBN=1.3
18 JUN
*LDO
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE.NEW YORK
12 18
43.86N
74.48W
MBN<l
20 JUN
*EPB
*WES
NEAR LA MALBAIE,QUEBEC(FELT)
05 05 55.(0)47.69N
70.14W
05 05 54.1
47.75N
70.27W
0.7
0.58
ML =3.2
MBN=3.9
OR
21 JUN
*WES
ST. LAWRENCEVALLEy,QUEBEC
13 4112.1
47.48N
70.12W
0.28
HBN=2.2
OR
22 JUN
*LDO
00 09
23 JUN
*WES
ST. LAWRENCEVALLEY,GUEBEC
00 47 51.0
47.61N
69.83W
27 JUN
*LDO
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
22 32
43.86N
74.48W
1
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
.
43.86N
74.4BW
MBN<l
0.16
MBN=1.9
OR
MBN~'::
1
* SOURCE
DGS - DELAWARE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
EPB - EARTH PHYSICS BRANCH,DEPT. OF ENERGY, MINES, AND RESOURCES,CANADA
LDO - LAMONT-DOHERTYGEOLOGICAL OBSERVATORYOF COLUMBIA UNIV.
MIT - MASSACHUSETTSINSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
.
F'SU UCT -
WES -
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT
WESTONOBSERVATORY- BOSTON COLLEGE
TABLE III
EARTHQUAKEDATA LIST
NORTHEASTERNUNITED STATES
AND ADJACENT REGIONS
APRIL
SOURCEH-TIME(GMT)
HR MN SEC
-
JUNE 1977
LATITUDE LONGITlIDE
DEG
DEG
RHS
SEC
MAGNITUDE DEPTH
KM
OR
ATLANTIC OCEAN
06 APR
20 3157.8
41.06N
*WES
20 32 24.1
FLR ES
20 32 37.1
APT ES
20 32 44.6
UCT ES
20 32 45.3
HDM ES
20 32 55.7
THT ES
20 32 58.2
BPT ES
20 33 01.7
BCT ES
20 33 04.4
ECT ES
70.43W
94KH
28HU
140KH
14HU
175KH
36HU
182KH
31HU
215KH
19HU
237KH
252KH
264KH
10HU
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
09 APR
1149
43.86N
74.48W
*LDO
MBN=2.5
0.91
MBN=2.35
0.3SEC
MBN=2.38
0.2SEC
MBN=2.70
0.3SEC
MBN=2.73
0.3SEC
MDN=2.33
0.5SEC
OR
O.2SEC MBN=2.49
~BN<l
ST. PASCAL,QUEBEC
02 MAY
MBN=2.8
0.06
22 4123.1
47.49N
69.94W
*WES
22 4135.2
74KH
D3A EP
41MU O.lSEC MI(N=2.95
22 4136.6
83KH
AGM EP
22 4146.7
83t<H
AGM ES
O.3SEC MBN=2.74
44HU
22 4147.5
151KH
CBM EP
22 42 05.3
151t<H
CBM ES
OR
PAGE 2 OF. 4
TABLE III,CONT.
05 HAY
LAKE FAIRLEE,VERHONT
08
HNH EPG
HNH ESG
WNHEP
PNH EP
PNH ES
BNH EP
BNH ES
DNH EP
DNH ES
WFH EP
WFH ES
WES EPG
WES ES
UCT ES
ECT ES
HDH ES
BCT ES
HIH ESG
*WES
39 31.8
43.86N
08 39 34.7
08 39 36.6
08 39 43.3
08 39 46.2
08 39 55.5
08 39 50.2
08 40 03.9
08 3954.5
08 40 10.4
08 39 56.7
08 40 13.5
08 40 01.3
08 40 20.8
OS 40 32.7
OS 40 37.7
PS 40 43.5
OS 40 47.7
OS 40 56.8
0.38
MBN=2.1
72.26W
17KH
17KH
69KH
86KH
86KH
114KH
114KH
138KH
138KH
152KH
152KH
9HU O.3SEC MBN=2.2
181KH
181KH
226KH
10IMU 0.3SEC MBN=2.25
248KH
i 'MU 0.3SEC MBN=2.13
266KH
4IMU 0.2SEC MBN=2.09
2S2KH
5,MU 0.3SEC MBN=2.04
299KH
3;MU 0'.3SEC MBN=1.84
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
10 MAY
11 24
43.86N
74.48W
*LDO
MBN"~1
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
12 MAY
03 49
43.86N
74.48W
*LDO
MBN<l
15 HAY
*l.DO
BLUE
03 49
MOUNTAINLAKE,NEWYORK
43.86N
74.48W
MBN<l
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
15 MAY
OS 24
43.86N
74.48W
*LDO
MBN<l
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
15 HAY
09
35
43.86N
74.48W
*LDO
HBN<l
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
1125
43.86N
74.48W
MBN<l
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
20 HAY
00 04
43.86N
74.48W
*LDO
MElN<l
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
26 HAY
00
26
43.86N
74.48W
*LDO
MBN<1
15 HAY
*LDO
NEAR THE NEW YORK-CANADA BORDER
28 HAY
00
57 15.3
45.12N
74.61W
0.03
*lDO
00
57
25.7
68KM
PTN EP
00 57 33.5
68KM
PTN ES
00
57
29.0
90KM
PNY EP
00
57
39.2
90KM
PNY ES
00 57 36.9
142KM
UWl EP
00
57
56.1
142KM
UWl ES
OR
MBN=1.2
6
PAGE 3 OF 4
TABLE III,CONT.
29 HAY
*WES
SOUTHEAST OF BAlE
12 49 33.9
47.47N
ST. PAUL,QUEBEC
.70.39W
0.68
D3A EP
D3A ES
12 49 50.~
12 50 03.7
102KH
102KM
AGH EP
AGH ES
CBH EPN
CBH ESN
12
12
12
12
112KH
112KH
182KH
182KH
01 JUN
*LDO
49
50
50
50
51.6
04.7
02.6
23.1
HBN=2.4
25MU
0.3SEC
MBN=2.37
11HU
0.2SEC
MBN=2.3S
BLUE MOUNTAIN l_AKE, NEW YORK
05 33
43.86N
MBN<l
74.48W
04 JUN
BLUE MOUNTAINLAKE,NEWYORK
*LDO
12 14
43.86N
74.48W
MBN<l
05 JUN
*LDO
HBN<1
BLUE
04 09
06 JUN
ST.
*WES
08 10
D3A EP
08
D3A ES
08
MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
43.86N
74.48W
LAWRENCEVALLEy,QUEBEC
40.3
47.36N
70.16W
10 53.7
81KH
11 03.7
81KH
0.28
MBN=2.2
08 10 55.0
08 11 06.1
92KH
92KH
8HU
O.1SEC HBN=2.28
CBH EPN 08 11 06.2
CBH ESN 08 1125.1
162KH
162KH
5HU
O.2SEC HBN=2.12
AGH EP
AGH ES
NEAR HIGH BRIDGE,NEW JERSEY
10 JUN
12 48 04.8
40.70N
74.89W
*LDO
12 48 07.2
18KH
LVNJEP
12 48 10.3
18KH
LVNJES
12 48 10.9
39KH
F'GN EP
12 48 16.1
39KH
PGN ES
12 48 12.0
40KH
PRINEP
12 48 16.2
40KH
PRINES
12 48 12.8
50KH
GPD EP
12 48 19.5
50KH
GPD ES
15 JUN
*LDO
17 JUN
*LDO
PNY
PNY
PTN
PTN
UWL
UWL
0.30
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
08 44
43.86N
74.48W
NEAR
07 35
07
EP
07
ES
07
EP
07
ES
07
EP
07
ES
18 JUN
*LDO
OR
MBN=l.l
OR
6
HBN<l
THE NEWYORK-CANADABORDER
16.8
45.14N
74.J2W
35 26.6
65KH
35 33.7
65KH
35 30.1
87KH
35 40.5
87KH
35 41.2
147KH
35 56.1
147KH
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
12 18
43.86N
74.48W
0.18
MBN=1.3
HBN<l
1
PAGE 4 OF 4
TABLE III,CONT.
20 JUN
*EPB
*WES
NEAR LA HALBAIE,QUEBECCFELT)
0.7
05 05 55.CO)47.69N
70.14W
0.58
05 05 54.1
47.75N
70.27W
D3A EP
AGH EP
05 06 11.7
05 06 13.2
111KH
120KH
HIH EPN 05 06 37.4
MNQ EPN 05 06 40.5
294KH
32BKH
MNT EPG 05 06 53.0
MNT ESG 05 07 36.0
OTT ESG 05 OB 14.0
21 JUN
*WES
497HU
HL =3.2
HBN=3.9
O.4SEC MBN=3.93
35BKH
35BKM
493KM
ST. LAWRENCEVALLEy,QUEBEC
13 41 12.1. 47.48N
70.12W
0.28
MBN=2.2
D3A EP
D3A ES
13 41 26.0
13 41 36.3
84KH
84KH
AGH EP
AGH ES
13 4127.7
13 41 38.9
94KH
94KH
CBH EP
CBH ES
13 41 38.2
13 4156.4
163KH
163KH
6MU
262KH
3HU O.2SEC MBN=1.96
HIH ESN 13 42 18.0
22 JUN
*LDO
13MU O.lSEC
O.2SEC MBN=2.07
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
00 09
43.86N
74.48W
MBN<l
ST. LAWRENCEVALLEy,QUEBEC
MBN=1.9
0.16
00 47 51.0
47.61N
69.83W
00 48 03.8
77KH
EP
00 48 13.0
77KH
ES
00 48 04.8
85KH
6HU O.lSEC MBN=2.12
EP
00 48 15.0
85KH
ES
0048 33.0
150KH
3HU O.2SEC MBN=1.74
ES
27 JUN
*LDO
OR
MBN=2.49
23 JUN
*WES
D3A
D3A
AGH
AGH
CBH
OR
BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE,NEW YORK
22 32
43.86N
74.48W
OR
MBN<l
* SOURCE'
DGS - DELAWARE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
EPB
-
EARTH PHYSICS BRANCH,DEPT. OF ENERGY, MINES, AND RESOURCES,
CANADA
LDO -
LAMONT-DOHERTY GEOLOGICAL OBSERVATORY OF COLUMBIA UNIV.
MIT PSU UCT WES -
MASSACHUSETTSINSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT
WESTONOBSERVATORY- BOSTON COLLEGE
TABLE IV
SUSPECTEDAND POORLY LOCATED EARTHQUAKES
APRIL
-
JUNE 1977
03 APR
NEAR PlATTSBURG,NEW
YORK
*LDO
06 39
PNY EP
06 39 22.7
PNY ES
06 39 26.6
19 APR
SOUTHEASTOF MONTMAGNy,QUEBEC
*WES
12 58 43.0 46.87N
70.49W
0.50
D3A EP
D3A ES
12 59 00.5
12 59 12.5
103KM
103KM
45MU O.lSEC
MBN=2.5
MBN=3.08
AGMEP
AGMES
12 59 01.9
12 59 16.5
114KM
114KM
12MU O.lSEC
MBN=2.54
CBM EPG
CBM ESG
12 59 12.3
12 59 34.7
180KM
180KM
8MU
05 JUN
5T. LAWRENCEVALLEy,QUEBEC
*WE5
01 21 38.5
46.90N
70.20W
D3A EP
0121 51.4
82KM
D3A ES
0122 02.4
82KM
O.3SEC MBN=2.07
0.85
MBN=2.2
01 21 52.8
0122
04.7
92KM
92KH
9HU
O.lSEC
CBH EPG 0122 05.9
CBM ES6 01 22 23.0
159KM
159KM
4HU
O.2SEC MBN=2.02
AGM EP
AGM E5
OR
OR
MBN=2.33
08 JUN
5T.
*WE5
18 49
D3A EP
18
D3A E5
18
AGM EPN 18
AGM E5N
18
CBM E5N
18
LAWRENCE VALl.EY, QUEBEC
16.7
46.53N
71.58W
0.12
MBN=2.4
49 46.3
194KM
50 08.2
194KM'
49 47.9
205KM
9MU O.lSEC MBN=2.64
50 10.5
205KM
50 24.1
268KM
8MU O.3SEC HBN=2.22
24 JUN
Sf.
*WES
02 03
D3A EP
02
D3A EPG 02
D3A ESG 02
AGH EPN 02
AGH EPG 02
AGH ESN 02
HIH ESG 02
CBH ESG 02
LAWRENCE VALl.EY, QUEBEC
MBN=2.2
52.7
46.69N
71.38W
0.72
04 20.0
174KH
04 20.9
174KH
04 43.1
174KH
04 21.0
185KH
16HU O.2SEC MBN=2.55
04 23.2
185KH
04 45.7
185KH
05 01.8
242KH
3HU O.2SEC MBN=1.93
05 02.3
250KH
6HU O.3SEC MBN=2.07
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