NUREG
WES-238-076
Northeastern U.S. Seismic Network
Bulletin No.40
of
.
:(;
~
States
JULY 01
- SEPTEMBER.30,
Compiled
and Edited
John ~Tigue
Bruce Bouck
by
Chuck Doll
Gregory Lorsbach
Robert Lory
Zayne Zakimi
Weston Observatory.
Department
Paul
W. Pomeroy,
of Geology
and Geophysics
Boston
College
Coordinator
United
States
Geological
Survey
DECEMBER1986
MEMBERS
Weston Observatory
of Boston College
Massachusetts
Institute
of Technology
Lamont-Doherty
Geological
Observatory
of Columbia
Woodward-Clyde Consultants
Pennsylvania
State University
Delaware Geological
Survey
Maine Geological
Survey
State University
of New York
University
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
United States Geological Survey
National Science Foundation
New York State Energy and Resources Development Authority
New York State Science Service
ABSTRACT
This
report
northeastern
Included
during
quarters.
and
all
models
is
the
United
are
the
geographic
Also
and
appropriate
for
period
the
network
of
the
are
tables
the
for
bulletin
the
maps of
included
data
quarterly
for
States
quarter,
event
fortieth
cumulative
quarter.
the
of
of
July
seismicity
in
the
1985.
September,
stations
and
seismicity
seismicity
for
the
station
An appendix
northeastern
locations,
describes
United
forty
epicenters,
the
velocity
States.
Page 2
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Partial
or
full
operation
of
gratefully
acknowledged.
of
the
of
Reactor
Office
of
Earthquake
u.s. Nuclear
Safety
the
Inc.,
Research,
stations
and
provided
to
data
some of
are
for
provided
Mines,
New York
by
the
Woodward-Clyde
the
addition
has been provided
events
Earth
in
to
the
by the
State
Science
Weston
Canada near
Branch,
Service
Geophysical
are
routinely
and station
the
U.S.
border
Dept.
of
Energy,
Canada.
above
operational
Advanced
Survey.
Survey
and Resources
Epicentral
Research
the Dept. of Defense and by the Office
of the U.S. Geological
to members
Commission,
Energy
Consultants
Physics
Ottawa,
support
is
Science "Foundation,
by
operated
NEUSSN when available.
and Resources,
In
the
State
the
(NEUSSN)
Regulatory
the National
New York
and
Development Authority;
from
Network
for
the U.S. Geological
Research;
Studies;
Program;
Data
agencies
Agencies providing
the
Office
various
Seismic.
Northeastern
NEUSSN include
Geophysics
from
support
support,
equipment
Projects
Agency
of Environmental
of
Geology
Page 3
INTRODUCTION
Station
operations
are summarized
in
of the
are
tables
and seismicity
three
figures
results
and four
described
in
the
for
tables
section
the
(the
quarter
formats
EXPLANATIONOF
TABLES).
Figure
1 is a geographic
operational
during
the
maps of seismicity
for
tive
period
Table
is
a
Table
azimuths,
Table
occurring
list
3
amplitudes,
4 lists
during
1975,
lists
of
epicenters
and periods
reporting
2 and 3 are
and for
operating
station
foreshocks,
the
period
Which were
the cumula-
respectively.
list
of
Figures
period;
the reporting
a location
chronological
period;
reporting
from October
1 is
map of NEUSSNstations
stations;
during
arrival
for
aftershocks,
period.
the
the
times,
events
and
Table
2
reporting
distances,
of
Table
microearthquakes
2;
Page 4
SEISMICITY
During
the
were
earthquakes
United
period
States.
had epicenters
kilometers
detected
In
in
-
September
and
located
July
addition,
Canada,
1985, a total
21 earthquakes
12 of
of the U.S. border.
these
Table
the
in
are
events
northeastern
included
were
4 includes
of 15
which
within
100
53 aftershocks
and microearthquakes.
The magnitudes of the 36 earthquakes
1.4 to 3.1.
-0.6 to
2.8.
The magnitudes
of
the
events
in Table 2 range from
in
Table
4 range
from
Page 5
EXPLANATION
Table
1:
List
operating
Seismic
1.
Station
code
2.
Station
latitude,
3.
Station
Station
4.
5.
6.
Table
of
2:
OF TABLES
Stations
degrees
north
longitude,
degrees
west
elevation,
meters
Geographic location
Network operator
Epicenter
1.
ORIGIN:
2.
LAX N:
List
Origin
time
in
hours,
minutes
and
seconds
North
latitude
in
degrees
and
minutes
3.
LONG W: West
4.
DEPTH: Event depth in kilometers
5.
MN: Nuttli
-6.
longitude
in
degrees
and
minutes
Lg magnitude
with
amplitude
by period
MC: Coda duration magnitude
WES: 2.23 Log(FMP)+O.12 Log(Dist)-2.36
LDO: 2.21 Log(FMP)-1.7
7.
ML: Local magni tude
WES: Calculated from Wood-Anderson
seismograms (Ebel 1982)
EPB: Richter Lg magnitude
8.
GAP: Largest azimuthal separation,
degrees, between stations
9.
RMS: Root mean square error
in seconds
10.
divided
ERR: Standard error
kilometers
in
of time residual
of epicenter
in
Page 6
11.
ERZ: Standard error
kilometers
of event depth in
12.
Q: Solution quality
A: Excellent
B: Good
C: Fair
D: Poor
of hypocenter
13.
NS: Number of stations
recording
14. NP: Number of phase arrivals
epicenter
Table
3:
Event
data
1.
STN:
2.
DIST:
3.
4.
5.
event
used in
location
list
Station
Epicentral
code
distance
in
kilometers
AZM: Azimuthal angle between epicenter to
station measured from north in degrees
Description
of onset
I: Impulsive
E: Emergent
R:
of
phase
arrival
Phase
WES and LDO
P: First
P arrival
S: First
S arrival
EPB
P:
p:
S:
s:
6.
7.
M: First
motion
direction
U: Up or c~pression
D: Down or dili
tation
of
phase
arrival
K: Weight of arrival
0: Full weight
1:
2:
3:
4:
8.
PI
Pn
SI
Sn
3/4 weight
1/2 weight
1/4 weight
No weight
HRHN: Hour and minute of phase arrival
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9.
SEt:
Second of phase arrival
TCAL: Calculated
travel
time in seconds
11.
RES: Residual
of station
arrival
12.
WI: Weight of phase used in hypocentral
solution
13.
AM){: Peak-to-peak ground motion, in
millimicrons,
of the maximum envelope
amplitude of vertical-component
signal,
corrected for system response.
14.
PRX: Period in seconds of the signal
which amplitude was measured.
15.
XMAG: Nuttli
magnitude recorded
FMP: Coda duration
in
seconds
at
from
at station
station
FMAG: Coda magnitude recorded at station
Table
4: Foreshocks,
1.
After
shocks,
and Microearthquakes
Event date, arrival
time (UTC), magnitude,
nearest recording station and geographic region
REFERENCE
Ebel
J.E.
(1982).
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TABLE
LIST OF OPERAXINGSEISMIC STATIONS BY STATE
JULY-SEPTEMBER
1985
STA
ID
STATIONS USED FOR LOCATIONS IN 'DIIS BUu.ETIN
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE ELEVATION LOCATION
degrees
degrees
meters
OPmAroR
CANADA
LDN
47. 246ON
47. 4680N
47.7060N
47.4570N
47.5500N
47.6920N
47.6937N
47.8270N
43.3617N
45.9944N
45.0733N
45.1717N
45. 1925N
42. 8583N
47.5400N
43.0917N
43. 1933N
45.4550N
45.7033N
45.1170N
46. 3630N
46.6067N
48.9142N
44. 6333N
53.8022N
46.843 N
43.0400N
LDQ
53. 806 ON
AIO
Al6
A20
A54
A56
A60
A61
A64
BUO
CKO
CWI
CW2
CW3
DLA
EBN
EFO
ELF
FHO
GAC
GGN
GNT
GRQ
GSQ
HAL
JAQ
KLN
LMQ
I;.PQ
LTQ
MNQ
lIfT
OTT
POC
QCQ
SBQ
SCH
SIC
SUD
TRQ
UNB
47.5484N
47. 3408N
53.7020N
50.5300N
45.5025N
45.3939N
47.3600N
46. 7800N
45.3783N
54.8167n
50. 1900N
46.4660N
46.2222N
45.9500N
70. 1930W
70.0100W
69. 6900W
70.4130W
70.3270W
70.0930W
70.0912W
69.8910W
79.7450W
77. 4500W
74.7050W
74.4872W
74.6122W
81.5733W
68. 2410W
79.3117W
81.315OW
76.2170W
75.4783W
66. 8220W
72.3720W
75. 8600W
67.1106W
63.6000W
75.7211W
66.372 W
81. 1830W
77. 4280W
70. 3267W
70.0094W
76.0850W
68. 7700W
73.6231W
75.7158W
70.0400W
71.280OW
71.9264W
66.7833W
66.7400W
80.9660W
74.5555W
66.6333W
45
22
45
384
414
358
358
137
88
191
55
55
67
227
189
168
320
72
62
30
10
290
398
56
366
411
246
198
419
126
152
564
112
77
61
256
540
283
267
853
56
EPB
BURUNGTON t ON
GLEN DONALD, ON
GLm DONALD, ON
GLEN DONALD, ON
DELAWARE, ON
EDMUNDSTON,NB
EFFINGHAM, ON
EWINFIEL»,
ON
FITZROY HARBOUR, ON
GLEN ALMOND, PQ
GENTILLY, PQ
GROSSES-ROCHES,PQ
HALIFAX, NS
MCKENDRICK LAKE, NB
SANSHAWE,ON
LA MALBAIE, PQ
LA POCATImE, PQ
LA GRANDE3, PQ
MANICOUGAN,PQ
MO~.:EAL , PQ
O'rroWA, PQ
LA POCATIERE, PQ
QUEBEC, PQ
SBmBROOK, PQ
SCHEFFERVIU.E, PQ
SEPT-ISLES, PQ
SUDBURY. ON
FREDER.ICTON, NB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
FoPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
EPB
TABLE 1
VDQ
WBO
Page
(Continued)
48. 2300N
45.0003N
77.9717W
75. 2750W
305
85
73. 3839W
73.4113W
72.5232W
72. 4667W
72.4337W
72.4715W
72.5121W
72.4950W
71.8516W
72.2505W
69
342
24
113
61
152
106
101
110
149
39.3416N
38. 7414N
39.7042N
75.6767W
75.4144W
75.7082W
18
15
46
47.0817N
44.6317N
46.9325N
44. 7392N
44.6564N
46.1599N
45.6555N
45. 2436N
44.9863N
44.9035N
44.2597N
69.0233W
68.7893N
68.1208E
67.4894W
69.6408W
67.9867W
240
80
250
20
79
209
378
140
219
93
113
1-2
EPB
EPB
CONNECTICUT
BCT
ECT
HDM
MDl
MD2
MD3
MD4
MD5
NSC
UCT
41.4933N
41.8346N
41.4857N
41.5529N
41.5314N
41.5066N
41.5023N
41.4551N
41.4807N
41.8317N
BROOKFIELD, CT
ELLSWORTH, CT
HADDAM
, CT
MOODUS(COMSTOCKBRIDGE), CT
MOODUS(PICKD.EL LAKE), CT
MOODUS(CAVE HILL), CT
MOODUS(IIADDAM NECK), CT
MOODUS(SHAILERVILLE), CT
N STONINGTON, CT
STORRS, CT
WES
WES
WES
WES
WES
WES
WES
WES
WES
WES
BLACKBIRD, DE
GEORGETOWN, DE
NEWARK, DE
DGS
DGS
DGS
ALLAGASH, ME
BUCKSPORT,ME
CARIBOU, ME
EAST MACHIAS, ME
HINCKLEY, ME
HOULTON, ME
JACKMAN, ME
MILO, ME
COOPER.HILL, ME
EAST RIOOE, ME
TURNER, ME
WES
WES
WES
WES
WES
WES
WES
WES
WES
WES
WES
CAPE COD, MA
DUXBURY, MA
FALL R.IVER, MA
GLOUCESTER,MA
HIT
HIT
WES
HIT
HIT
WES
HIT
WES
WES
HIT
DELEWARE
BBD
GTD
NED
MAINE
AGM
BPM
CBM
EMM
HXM
ImME
JKM
HIM
PQO
PQl
TRM
70. 2426W
69.0403W
67.4674W
67.3271W
70.2551W
KASSACHUSETrS
COD
DUX
FLR
GLO
BRV
LNX
NMA
QUA
WES
WFM
41.6856N
42.0686N
41.7167N
42. 6403N
42.5064N
42. 3389N
41.2950N
42.4566N
42.3847N
42.6106N
70. 1350W -85
27
70.7678W
52
71.1215W
15
70.7272W
71.5583W 180
73.2724W 345
70.0260W -100
72. 3738W 201
60
71.3221W
87
71.4906W
RAB.V AB.D , MA
LENOX, MA
NANTUCKET, MA
QUABBlN, MA
WESTON, MA
WESTFORD, MA
TABLE 1
Page
(Continued)
1-3
NEW HAMPSHIRE
BNH
DNH
HNH
ONH
PNH
WNH
44.5906N
43.1225N
43.7053N
43. 2792N
43.0942N
43. 8683N
71.2564W
70. 8948W
72. 2856W
71.5055W
72.1358W
71.3997W
472
24
180
280
659
220
75.054 W
75.1S4 W
74.4642W
74. 460SW
75.040 W
75.0S9 W
74.7515W
74.230SW
75.117 W
75.076 W
75.155 W
75.123 W
74.0S5SW
74.717SW
74.2140W
170
103
298
360
256
295
201
98
232
305
220
152
229
110
247
FRANKLIN, NJ
ALPHA, NY
DENVILLE, NJ
GREENPOND, NJ
FRANKLIN, NJ
HARMONY,NJ
LONG VALLEY, NJ
MONTCLAIR, NJ
HARMONY,NJ
HARMONY,NJ
HARMONY,NJ
POHATCONG,NJ
PAHAQUARRY,NJ
PRINCETON, NJ
RAMAPO, NJ
wcc
wcc
76.4853W
75.9280W
73.9738W
73.9132W
73.3913W
74.3742W
75.9767W
73.9473W
73. 2967W
75.9200W
76. 1742W
74.0037W
73. 9282W
75.4125W
74. 4600W
78.7672W
74.4398W
73.9240W
224
122
0
42
549
329
408
24
287
301
102
76
128
244
585
AUBURN, NY
ALEXANDm BAY, NY
KANBATrAN, NY
ANNSVILLE, NY
BERLIN, NY
BANGOR, NY
BINGHAMPTON,NY
BUCHANAN,NY
WCC
LDO
LDO
WCC
WCC
LDO
LDO
WCC
WCC
WCC
WCC
WCC
WCC
LDO
LDO
LDO
WCC
WCC
BERLIN t NH
DURHAMt NH
HANOVERt NH
OAKHILL t NH
PITCHER MTN t NH
WHITEr ACE MTN t NH
WES
HIT
WES
HIT
HIT
HIT
NEW JEB.SEY
ABMC
CLMC
DENJ
GPD
FlmC
HRMC
LVNJ
MONJ
PDMC
PEMC
PFMC
PMMC
PQN
PUN
RAMA
40.686
N
40.655 N
40. 9693N
41.0177N
40.751 N
40.723 N
40.8095N
40.8083N
40.756 N
40.758 N
40.725 N
40.641 N
41.0073N
40.3668N
41.0952N
WCC
LDO
WCC
WCC
LDO
WCC
WCC
WCC
WCC
WCC
LDO
LDO
LDO
NEW YORK
ABRN
ALX
AHNH
ANNS
BERL
BGR
BING
BIPS
CAMB
CAZE
CHAU
CLAR
COSP
CROG
CTR
DWN
ELNV
GARN
42.9963N
44.3225N
40. 7808N
41.3080N
42.6913N
44.8288N
42.0757N
41.2678N
43.0488N
42.9313N
44. 1375N
41.1887N
41.4407N
43.9050N
43. 8741N
42. 8255N
41.500ON
41.3603N
323
207
CAMBRI 00 E , NY
CAZENOVIA, NY
CHAUMONT, NY
CLARKSTOWN, NY
COLD SPRING, NY
Cl.OGBAN, NY
CASTLE ROCK, NY
DOWNHOLE, NY
EU.ENVILLE , NY
GARB.! SON.
NY
TABLE 1
GERM
GILB
GLOV
HAVE
LCNA
LDNY
ULH
MASH
MEDY
MSNY
ONTR
OSNY
osa;
PAL
PHEL
PNY
PTN
PUTN
QLNY
RLSP
ROTD
SANY
SONY
SPNY
STWA
SUFF
TBR
UWL
WEST
WMNY
WND
WNY
WPNY
WTVE
Page
(Continued)
42. 1570N
42. 4230N
43.0895N
41.2255N
43.6442N
40.9319N
42.9213N
41.0411N
43. 181SN
44.9983N
43.273SN
41.2117N
43.5170N
41.0042N
42.9542N
44. 8341N
44.5725N
41.3818N
41.3092N
41. 1453N
42.9620N
43. 173SN
43. 1922N
41.8083N
42.9620N
41.1583N
41.1417N
43.837~
43. 1635N
43. 356ON
42.3375N
44.3910N
41.8030N
42.946ON
73.8113W
74. 4527W
74.3320W
73.1113W
75.9260W
73.4681W
77.6172W
72. 2933W
78.3903W
74. 8620W
77.3067W
73. 8283W
76.4162W
73.9091W
77.0950W
73.5550W
74.9828W
73. 8283W
74.0375W
73.9107W
74.0872W
78.8703W
76.9647\.1
74.0040W
73.6773W
74.1092W
74. 2222W
74. 5433W
75.4800W
76.0313W
74. 1525W
73. 8595W
73.9707W
75.3272W
1-4
88
335
292
268
396
30
122
3
186
55
84
122
84
91
188
177
238
170
238
61
283
172
122
122
103
152
261
561
167
158
602
598
76
426
GERMANTOWN,
NY
GILBOA, NY
GLOVERSVILLE, NY
HAVRSTRAW, NY
LACONA, NY
LLOYDS NECK, NY
LIMA, NY
MASHOMACK,NY
MEDINA, NY
MASSENA, NY
ONTARIO, NY
OSSINING, NY
OSWEGO,NY
PALISADES, NY
PHELPS, NY
PLATTSBURG, NY
POTSDAM, NY
PUTNAMVALLEY, NY
QUEENSBORO
LAXE, NY
ROCKLANDLAlCE, NY
ROTTERDAM,NY
SANBORN, NY
SODUS, NY
STONY POINT, NY
STILLWATER, NY
SUFFERN, NY
TABLE ROCK, NY
UTOWANALAXE, NY
WEST MONROE,NY
WINDHAM,NY
WILMINGTON, NY
WEST PARK, NY
WATERVILLE, NY
WCC
SBU
WCC
LDO
LDO
LDO
WCC
WCC
WCC
LDO
WCC
LDO
LDO
WCC
WCC
WCC
WCC
LDO
WCC
WCC
WCC
WCC
LDO
LOO
WCC
WCC
LDO
LOO
LDO
WCC
0
0
0
0
352
BEAVD., PA
ER.IE, PA
MlLLER.SVILLE, PA
ABINGTON, PA
STATE COLLEGE, PA
PSU
PSU
KSC
PSU
PSU
300
370
BALTIMORE t VT
DmBY t VT
WES
WES
WESTMORELAND, NY
wcc
wcc
wcc
wcc
PENNSYLVANIA
BVR
ERI
MVL
PHI
SCP
40.7000N
42.1333N
39. 9992N
40.1166N
40. 795ON
80. 3333W
79.9833W
76.3506W
75.
1 333W
77.8650W
VERMONT
BVT
DVT
43. 3488N
44. 9620N
72. 5853W
72.
1709W
TABLE 1
44. 7228N
44.3623N
43.5221N
43.9991N
FLET
BVT
IVT
MDV
Page 1-5
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72.95] .7W
73.06~iOW
73.05~13W
73.18] .1W
366
344
295
134
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EPICENTER
LIST
UNITED
STATES
AND ADJACENT
JULY - SEPTEMBER
1985
NORTHEASTERN
ORICIN
HrKn SEt
85JULll
-EPI
50 I"
PO,
tEPa
"C
"L
C1P
De,
--- --- --- ---
R"S
.ec
RECIONS
ERH
t.
ERZ Q NS NP
ta
- -- --
1.7
1.4
O. 1
0
4
2.2
0.8
0.0
0
5
0.37
1.'
1.1
0.5
0.0
7.0
147
0 . 14
0.943.5ZC
E FRO" KAUTERIVE
49- 7.%0
1406 19
85JUL1Z PO, IE OF BEDFORD
.VES
0028 3'.39
45- 4.28
85JUL13
LONGW OEPTH ~
0-0
t.
ON,
90 [M S FROK FANSHAVE
1013 19
4%-18.00
80-47.40
18.0
ISJUL12
-EPB
LAT N
0-0
2
67-4%.60
11.0
I.S2
71-53.04
PO,
40 1M E FROM CLEN ALMOND
1830 57
45-40.80
75- 0.00 18.0
2.0
239
1.'
2.3
C
, 11
,
7 12
-LDO 0124 19.99 44- 5.'8
73-3%.40
0 .01
85JUL20 "E, SE OF BATH
-WES 150& 40.43 43-47.57
"-33.1'
4.2
1.1
1.1
150
0.58
5.4
2.91
2.0
2.0
108
0.41
1.4
45 1M NW FROM CROSSES-ROCHES
49-15.00
67-25.80
180
I. ,
1.0
0 0
1.0
5
45 1M £ FROM HAUT£RIV£
49- 1.40
67-4'.10
11.0
2.2
0.7
0.0
3.0
7
85JUL21 NM, 251M W OF BERLIN
.WES 0054 49.84 44-26.90
71-30.43
85JUL21
PO,
2044 54
85JUL23
*EPB
I
NY, MINEVILLE
85JUL18
tEPa
8
PO,
0818
32
6
1%.0
D
8 C
. 12
5
85JUL23 NY, COODNOV
tLDO 0925 3.53 43-57.23
74-15.41
7.41
Z.5
108
0 .01
0.3%
0.418
4
8
85JUL17 NY, GOODNOW
.LDO
0810 55.43 43-57.14
74-15.52
6.6'
2.'
106
0.03
0.35
0.428
5
,
85JUL31
PO,
.EPS 200158
40 1M NW FROM LA MALBAIE
0.0
47-4~.60
70-43.20
1.4
0.2h
(0.0
0
5
0.0
1.1
D. 1
0.0
0
5 10
10.0
2.2
0 .5
0.0
0
5
85AUC03PO, 140 1ft NW rRO" LA KALIAIE
tEPa
0321
8SAUCO6 PO,
aEPS 0301.6
13.
4'-35.40
71-17.40
40 1M ME FROM LA
47-51.00
70-
~L.AIE
2.40
.
Page 2-2
TABLE 2 (Continued)
"L CAP
0-9
R"S
.ec
307
0.13
1.11
0.1
0.0
0
, ..
113
0.14
I.'
,c
4
1'3
0.27
l.t
1.8
0
0.0
1 .0
5
9
0.08
0.69
1.610
5
,
J.l
1 .3
0 0
5 .0
W FROM CLEN ALMOND
45-53.40
76-%5.%0 18.0
2.,
1.1
0.0
1 .0
S OF LONC ISLAND
39-56.76
72-27.97
2.2
0.19
9.0
10.0
ORICIN
HrMn SEt
85AUC06 NY,
-LOO
1134
8SAUG09
.EPI
-YES
PO,
1503
N
De,
LONC V
DEPTH
Deg
8 1M N OF CHAKPLAIN
48.24 45- 0.82
73-27.34
104& 11
85AUC10 KE,
LiT
20 IK HW OF HOULTON
18.22 .6-17..6
67-55.00
85AUC12 PO,
-EPS 113101
20 K" IV FRO" LA ftALBAIE
47-25.80
70-30.00
85AUC12 NY, VINE VALLEY
'Loa 1254 53.53 42-45.05
8SAUC16 PO.
2248 37
85AUC20
.EPB
150541
85AUC20 NY,
.WES
1656
85AUC24
-EPI
70lM
34.9'
ON,
060402
85AUC25 PO,
-EPi
0010 53
-EPB
PO,
013'
01
aEPB
19
z. z
1.1 1.1
1 .0
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5
7.53
0.28
1.'
110
303
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1.'10
B
1
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13 22
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D 10 16
3. 1
1 .0
0.0
%0 1M ME FROM LA ~LBAIE
47-37.80
70- 7.%0 10.0
Z.3
0.0
0.0
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0.24
1.358
1.5
O. 1
0.0
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0.7
0.0
2.0
15 19
1.'
0.1
0 .0
z.o
, ,
75- ,.O'
2.5
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151M NW FROM LA POCATIERE
47-28.20
70- 7.20
9.0
60 I"
PO,
'927
2.4
3.17
85SEPOI PO, 110 I" ME FRO" GROSSES-ROCKES
tEPa
1838 44.
49-33.00
'5-51.00
18.0
8SSEP03
%.5
ERH ERI 0 NS NP
t.
t.
70 KM SE FRO" CHALK RIVER
45-40.80
76-3'.00
18.0
85AUC30 NY. CANTON
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7.88 44-38.%8
855EPOI
--- --- --- ---
1.4'
60 1M NW FROM CROSSES-ROCHES
4'-18.00
67-40.20
0.0
801M
PO,
11-11.10
KN "C
4.11
351M N FROK LA POCATIERE
47-37.80
6'-51.60
17.0
85AUG12 "E, 171M HW OF HOULTON
.WES 0500 29.5'
4'-1'.85
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.EPI
t.
V FRO" SHE.IROOIE
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45-%5.%0 72-40.80
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48-34.%0
71-15.60 18.0
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0
0
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5 12
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TABLE 2 (Continued)
ORIGIN
HrMn SEt
85SEPO7 ftE, 12.5
aVES 0644 32.10
LiT N
De;
LONGV DEPTH KN
De;
t.
aEPB
pa,
2102
44
46- 6.11
61- 0.00
t£PB
3D 1M N
0650 13
FROM
SOURCE
- Earth Physics
LDC - L.aont-Doherty
EPS
YES
- Yeaton
ERH
..c
t.
ERZ Q NS NP
t.
- -- --
2.3 2.2
1"
0.1'
3.7
5.3
C
1.71
1.9 1.8
178
0.3%
1.4
J.'
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0.1
0.0
1.0
0.11
0.24
0.621
47-37.20
0.1
0.0
1 .0
O. 11
0.25
1.268
69-54.60
-
2.3
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13.0
'.41
Branch,
Dept.
of Energy.
Ceological
Obser.atory
Cbser.atory
1.5
'7
4
8
, 12
11 22
LA POCATIERE
85SEP30 NY, 8 KM E OF LAKE CEORGE
tLDO
0408 56.87 43-26.94
73-33.52
.
R"S
15.47
45 1M ME FROM LA KALBAIE
47-47.40
69-48.60
13.0
PO,
CAP
089
Kft V OF HOULTON
.SSEP16 NY, EAST OF CLOVERSVILLE
.LDO
0043 33.31 43- 4.43
74- 1.31
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--- --- --- ---
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70-32.15
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1.1
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TABLE
NORTHEASTERN
DIST
tm
85JULll
LDN
AZ"
deg
---
ON,
90
88 339
ELF
108
337
WEO
274
45
EEO
WHO
502
537
15
54
85JUL1% PO,
50
EARTHQUA~E
DATA LIST
UNITED
STATES
AND ADJACENT
JULY - BEPTE"BER
1985
RMK HRMN
SEt
---
TCAL
..e
KM S
FROM FANSHAWE
P
1013
33.10
14.15
S
1013
45.20
24.89
P 3 1013
33.60
11.29
S
1013
50.60
30.14
P
1013
59.12
38.61
S
1014
36.11
16.'1
5
1015
37.50
140.3
5 4 101S
41.44
150.0
MHO
175
334
KM E
FROM HAUTERIVE
PO
14 627.93
8.16
5
14 6 34.19
14.52
P 0 14 628.11
8.26
5
14 6 34.25
14.54
P
14'
40.20
%1.7'
5
14 6 56.60
38.15
S
14 7
7.44
48.82
ESN
189
192
5 3 14 7 10.29
HTO
50280
csa
50
117
SIC
137
31
15JUL12
PO, SE OF BEDFORD
DVT
57.5
102 EP 0
028 49.10
ES 0
028 56.40
KDV 121.5
191 EP 0
028 59.47
ES 0
028 75.23
BNH 1 39 . 4 1 13 EP 0
028 63. 25
ES 0
021 11.60
HNH
1 5 9 . 1
1 6 3
ES
4
0 2 8
8 7 . 9 0
I VT
172.7
184
EP 0
ES 4
028
028
61.20
8810
CTR
182 . I
223
EP
0
02 8
,..
113
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EP 0
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028
028
021
91.70
71.60
96.00
BVT 192.9
15JUL13
CAt
PO,
40
38 275
TRQ
70
WHO
78
HNT
CRO
Continued
109
123
29
1'6
100
328
3
23
KM E
FROM CLEN
P 0 1131
4.48
S
1831
8.96
PO
1831
9.26
S
1831
17.35
P 0 1831
10.81
S
1831
20.35
S
1831
27.97
P
1831
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RES
..Co
-0.05
1.31
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1.2'
1.45
0.50
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REGIONS
WT AMX PRI IMAC FMP FMAG
..c
..c
-- --- --1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.00
---
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0.771.00
20
23
1.6
2.7
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1.00
1.00
1.00
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1 .5
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1.00
10
2.5
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1.00
52.76
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1.00
1.00
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10
2.2
2.2
9.63
11.13
20.18
35.91
22.90
40.71
46.08
21.95
49.14
29.24
5%.04
30.49
54.21
0.031.91
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1.89
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1.28
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1.28
0.24
1.10
0.16
1.10
1.300.00
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0.17
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0.00
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0.65
0.11
0.61
1.61
0.32
2.26
0.04
0.67
0.85
0.71
ALMOND
7.19
0.29
1.00
12.11
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1.00
12.12
0.141.00
20.67
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1.00
13.47
0.34
1.00
23.02
0.33
1.00
31.47
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1.00
20.54
0.63
1.00
3
15
2.0
13
~. 0
10
2.2
13
2.1
10
07
2.3
2.2
51
1.8
31
1 .,
Pa;-
TABLE 3 (Continu.d)
--s
CKO
194
281
EEO
333
290
1831
p
1831
s
1831
S 4 1832
85JUL18 NY, "INEVILLE
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2.3 167
P
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30.6 110 P 1
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WHY 41.6 323
P 1
S 4
HBVT 48.1
51 P 4
S 4
SKT 52.9 254
P 2
S 3
CNF 58.6 251
P 4
S 4
CSR 59.8 257
P 2
S 3
CTRZ 11.5 252
P 1
S 2
PNY
82 . 2
0
SEC
33.00
28.72
50.75
28.50
124 20.36
124 20.56
124 25.01
124 28.45
124 26.88
124 32.36
125
.00
124 28.11
124 28.44
124 35.00
125
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124 36.63
124 29.59
124 36.88
124 32.42
124 41.84
124 33.83
124 45.12
P 2
S 3
85JUL10 HE, SE OF BATH
HKH 96.1 356 EP 0 15 6 56.10
ES 0 15 6 69.00
DNH
13 1 . 6
136
E POI
ES
VNH 148.9
273 EP
ES
CLO 159.7
217 ES
ONH 1 67 . 9 1 50 E S
EHM 1 9 5 . 4
5 7 EP
5
1
0
0
0
3
3
ES 4
~FM %05.1130
ES 4
DUX 115.1 207 EP 0
ES 3
PNH 223.2 2S0 EP 0
ES 4
15~UL21
WNH
DVT
HNH
ONH
NH,
65.0
77.6
103.5
129
Continued
15KM
172
.
9
W
6
15
15
15
15
15
15
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6 78.17
665.%1
6 83.70
6 85.50
6 89. 05
6 6 8 . %0
15 6 86.10
15698.40
IS 6 15.89
IS 6 98.93
IS 6 77.S8
15 699.3S
OF
0
055
0.67
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0
055
1.62
317
EP
0
055
3.00
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0
055
12.50
217
EP
1
055
ES
0
055
21.20
EP 2
05 5
11. 47
ES
a55
27.45
4
WT AMX PRX IMAC FMP FMAC
..Co
..Co
RES
..c
35.30
31.88
55.00
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0.10
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-1.25
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5.01
8.77
6.80
11.90
7.19
13.63
8.51
14.89
9.38
16.41
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16.73
12.25
21.44
12.96
22.68
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Z.01
-.08
0.00
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1.51
-.31
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0.00
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0.00
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0.00
-.06
1.01
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29.37
0.00
15.91
28.43
21.44
38.11
24.06
42.82
45.15
41.91
30.35
54.02
56.16
32.86
58.50
33.19
60.14
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2.18
0.132.18
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1.68
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1.24
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0.451.43
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0.02
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0.00
1.19
0.00
2.60
0.09
0.01
0.12
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0.14
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0.00
10.12
19.26
12.90
22.97
17.15
30.53
21.26
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0.01
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1.65
0.191.63
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1.58
0.67
0.99
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1.46
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0.55
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0.00
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1.00
1.00
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7. . 3
11
2.2
10
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0.00
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2.45
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4
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2.1
59
2.1
55
2.2
47
1 .8
BERLIN
EP
18a
TCAL
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8.30
P&9-
TABLE 3 <Continued>
BVT
85JUL21
CSQ
SIC
MNO
EBN
85JUL23
HTQ
SIC
SLQ
EBN
MNQ
LMQ
GNF
SKT
CTRZ
'WHY
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PNY
055
055
14.80
32.90
24.28
43.21
182337
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0819
252
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21.44
38.00
49.55
64.45
926
926
926
926
926
926
926
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926
926
926
926
926
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926
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4.12
5.10
4.95
5.91
5.10
6.29
6.66
1.'5
12.11
20.21
12.53
19.10
16.11
21.46
20.60
34.15
1 . 20
2. 10
1 . 41
2. 47
1 . 57
1. . 75
3. . 13
5. 48
9. 06
15. 85
, ..27
l' . 22
13. ,34
23. 34
17. 34
30. 34
230
NY,
GOODNOW
1.1
335
P
S 3
4.9
152
P
S 2
6.1
83
P
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18.4
242
P
S 3
58.0
33
P 4
S 4
59.4
16
P 4
S 4
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1
1
0
PO,
45 KM E FROM KAUTERIVE
49291
PO 0818 39.76
7.70
S
0818 45.21
13.63
50 105
P 0 0818 41.13
8.17
S
0818 46.09
14.27
147
30
P
0818 55.00
23.40
S
0819 12.10
40.90
178 212
P
0819
0.00
27.75
S
0819 20.00
48.72
179 191
P
0818 59.78
28.01
S
0819 20.07
49.04
CSQ
CSR
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ES
WT AMX PRX IMAC FMP FMAC
RES
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0.63
-0.25
0.82
1.18
pa,
45 KM NW FROM CROSSES-ROCHES
44 148
P 0 2045
2.52
7.49
1.03
1.00
S
2045
7.70
13.19
0.51
1.00
71265
P
2045
5.80
11.31
0.491.00
S 3 2045 15.30
19.97
1.33
1.00
114
26
P 4 2045 14.00
18.14
1.86
0.00
S
2045 25.60
31.82
-0.22
1.00
172326
P
204521.16
27.48
-0.321.00
S
2045 41.35
48.07
-0.72
1.00
208 197
S
2045 50.21
58.28
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1.00
KTQ
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SEC
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DIST
km
20
45
2.2
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1. 1
01
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1. ,
07
2.2
13
1
0.061.00
-0.42
1.00
0.96
1.00
-0.18
1.00
-0.40
1.00
-0.10
1.00
0.25
1.00
-0.72
1.00
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1.00
-0.97
1.00
23
1 .8
10
1 . '7
10
2.2
40
Z.1
10
1.4
0.401.00
10
2.3
20
2.5
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1.55
3-3
1.00
1.00
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1.52
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1.52
-.03
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1.52
-.06
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-.27
0.00
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0.00
-.16
0.00
.58
-.27
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0.00
0.00
0.00
,
2.0
TABLE 3 (Continu8d)
HTQ
KLN
192
300
312
39
111
S 4 03 343.00
P 4 03 3 29.20
S
03 4 0.55
P 4 03 3 35.10
S
03 4 13.62
17
SEt
15AUC06 NY, I KM N OF CHAMPLAIN
PNY 21.4 202
P 1 1134 51.67
S 3 1134 53.77
BCR 75.2 255
P 1 1134 59.'3
S 2 1135
1.52
HBVT 7 I . 7 156 S 4 1135 10.' 1
SKT 130.3 206
P 1 1135
1.11
S 3 1135 24.20
CaR 132.9 2°'
P 2 1135
9.01
S 3 1135 24.41
CNF 136.8 207
S 4 1135 25.67
CTRZ 149.7 213
P 2 1135 11.41
S 2 1135 21.56
8SAUCO9
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PO,
IS
21
22
34
46
50
88
IBN
123
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153
KTO
HN
CSO
205
217
24'
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218
333
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RES
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56
p
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213
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354
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200
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246
P
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211
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98
P
S
120
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S
31
S
138
S
54
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107
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54.27
43.60
75.69
50.67
17.79
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-1.57
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2046 26.03
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0.02
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6.71
0.02
2046 26.73
4.71
0.02
2046 29.90
7.92
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2046 26.85
2046 30.15
8.16
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2046 28.73
6.68
0.05
2046 33.12
11.18
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2046 30.08
8.25
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2046 36.23
14.10
0.13
2046 30.85
8.78
0.07
2046 37.35
15.00
0.35
2046 37.00
14.74
0.26
2046 47.80
25.35
0.45
2046 42.54
20.59
-0.05
2046 58.35
35.36
0.99
2046 47.30
24.11
0.59
2047
5.70
42.91
0.79
2047 17.63
54.04
1.59
2047 20.20
56.58
1.62
2046 5'.08
36.11
0.31
2047 26.80
63.10
1.10
2047 11.31
6'.95
-0.58
2047 46.96
81.32
3.64
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RHK HRHN
---
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de;
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DIST
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--
8TN
Page 3-5
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
2.,
Pao.3-6
TABLE 3 (Continued)
DIST
tm
AZM
de;
SIC
RMK HRMN
TCAL
..Co
---
85AUC10 ME, 20 KK NW OF HOULTON
2.69
HNME 15 . 6 200 I P 0 15 3 21. 10
4.18
ES 0 15 3 22.80
20.03
ACM 1%%.0 316 EP 0 15 3 38.50
35.66
ES 0 15 3 53.60
23.60
KIM 145.6217
EP 015342.20
42.01
ES 0 15 3 60.40
28.00
EMM 175.7 169 EP 4 15 3 47.40
49.85
ES 0 15 3 67.90
85AUC12
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17KH
13.8
193
73.7
349
NW
1PUO
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CaM
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121.4
317
pal
143.3
160.5
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HTO
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216
163
31.85
5
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33.80
5
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42.35
0
5
0
51.20
5
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75.30
2.40
4.27
12.25
21.81
19.95
35.51
23.28
41.44
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46.08
20 KM SW FROM LA MALBAIE
68
P
1131
1.68
0.64
S
1131
2.46
45
P 4 1131
3.40
2.33
18
S 4 1131
5.40
4.47
P
1131
5.50
4.52
31 132
S 4 1131
8.70
8.22
84
P
1131
6.47
37
S
1131 10.76
9.85
P 4 1131
6.81
5.89
38 106
S 4 1131 11.01
10.44
46
P
1131 10.63
9.69
63
S
1131 18.06
17.19
63
P
1131 11.58
10.46
68
S
1131 19.70
18.52
76
P 4 1131 19.50
18.15
115
S 4 1131 33.00
31.80
88
P
4
1131
28.40
27.86
170
S 4 1131 47.90
48.85
P 4 1131 30.60
29.59
186 231
S 4 1131 51.80
5Z.01
38
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9.90
65.66
250
19
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51.73
367
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---
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0.16
1.66
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1.63
0.21
0.90
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0.85
0.36
0.69
0.13
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0.53
19
2.0
82
2.4
63
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1.00
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0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
HOULTON
5
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OF
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0.07
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-0.02
-0.52
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0.12
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0.35
0.20
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10
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15
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15
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2.3
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2.3
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3
DIST
AZK
t.
deg
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CAt
OTT
CXO
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TRO
EEO
WEO
CNT
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HRHN
SEC
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RES
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WT AMX PRI XMAC FMP FMAC
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PO,
10 XM W FROM CLEN ALMOND
16 106
P
15 5 59.80
12.41
0.39
1.00
S
15 6
8.81
21.68
0.20
1.00
18 135
S
15'
9.06
22.11
-0.12
1.00
81 218
P
15 5 59.11
13.19
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1.00
5
15'
9.13
23.05
-0.92
1.00
90
28
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Z.06
14.61
0.39
1.00
S
15'
12.93
25.61
0.32
1.00
134 118
P
15 6
9.32
21.55
0.77
1.00
S
15 6 23.60
31.55
-0.95
1.00
149
15
P
15 6 11.15
23.63
0.52
1.00
S
15'
29.06
41.44
O.'Z
1.00
221 293
P
15'
20.'7
32.42
1.25
1.00
5
15 6 41.81
61.96
-1.15
1.00
259211
P
15 6 26.90
31.01
2.83
1.00
5
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58.56
12.66
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1.00
317
19
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15113.20
88.16
-2.561.00
15AUC20
NY,
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167.6
MDM
171.1
"D4
172.9
"D3
173.2
"D2175.8
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178.2
MDI
178.4
BCT
192.2
FLR
227.0
LNX
QUA
YES
274.2346
278.9
217.3
15AUC24
CKO
RHK
70KM
S OF LONC
ISLAND
359
EP 0 1656
56.70
ES 0 1656
73.90
358
EP 0 1656
57.30
ES 0 1656
74.70
359
EP 0 165657.70
ES 0 1656
75.20
360
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57.60
ES 0 1656
75.70
1 EP 0 165657.80
ES 4 1656
77.20
17 EP 0 1656
58.60
ES 4 1656
78.00
360
EP 0 1656
58.10
ES 0 1656
76.40
333
EP 2 1656
60.60
ES 0 1656
79.40
30
EP 0 1656
64.20
ES 4 1656
91.50
EP 4 1656
69.00
2 EP 0 1656
70.40
20
EP 4 1656
64.00
ES 4 1'56
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70
OTT
10
113
CAC
92
88
CRO
110
Continued
30
KM IE FROM CHALK
P 0 06 4 13.72
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P 1 06 4 14.11
S
06 4 24.90
P 0 06 4 17.01
S
06 428.45
P
06 4 22.56
21.93
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39.79
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40.19
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40.26
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22.94
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40.14
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24.96
0.65
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29.27
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52.09
4.43
35.09
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35.67
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36.71
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11.16
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13.23
22.95
15.09
26.19
19.60
-0.42
-0.05
-0.01
0.26
0.96
1.17
1.19
1.18
1.18
1.17
1.17
1.17
0.95
1.14
0.00
1.02
0.00
1.12
1.13
0.13
1.04
0.81
0.00
0.00
0.43
0.00
0.00
3.10
0.90
0.90
0.90
3.10
0.90
0.90
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2.3
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1
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10
2.3
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1.8
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20
2.4
41
3
10
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10
2.8
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3.0
10
2.4
07
3.3
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35
1.9
40
2.0
36
1.0
3 (Continued>
70.9
241
CRaG 84.1
195
ALX
OTT
333
CTRE 101.2
147
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105
SKT 108.2
134
CNF 108.9
137
121.2348
HBVT 1&8.2
100
MDV 11%.0
114
TRQ 182.1
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TCAL
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RES
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WT AMX PRX XMAC FMP FMAC
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p
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3
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1
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1
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143 25.41
143 19.00
143 21.35
743 20.84
143 30.14
743 23.50
143 33.60
744
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143 34.80
743 24.46
743 38.06
743 24.45
143 31.58
743 24.76
143 37.88
143 26.60
743 40.50
743 34.30
143 53.68
743 35.18
14354.44
143 35.80
143 56.70
17.67
11.01
19.27
13.01
22.77
14.66
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15.60
27.30
16.32
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16.65
29.14
16.76
29.33
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26.31
46.04
27.84
48.72
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de;
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DIST
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TABLE
-.09
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1.68
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0.00
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1.62
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0.00
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09
9
10
85SEP02
CSO
PO, 120
11'
233
HTO
189
259
MHO
237
299
292
218
EBN
Continued
KM NE FROM CROSSES-ROCHES
P 0 1839
3.38
19.37
0.01
S 0 1839
17.11
33.36
-0.25
P 0 1839
14.15
28.88
1.27
S 1 1839
3'.60
53.46
-0.86
P 0 1839
19.10
34.67
0.43
C 1 1839
49.40
6'.62
-1.22
N 1 1839
44.91
60.43
0.48
P 3 1839
25.30
41.64
-0.34
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1
1
20
1 .5
10
2.6
07
Z.5
07
2.7
10
2.3
Pa;.
TABLE 3 (Continued)
DIST AZK
tm deg
--KLN
85SEPO3
BIQ
LAP
BNH
CAC
LPG
304
188
RMK HRMN
SIC
--S
P
N
C
1
1
1
1
1839 59.50
1839 26.65
183957.32
1840
9.50
TCAL
..Co
72.45
43.17
75.05
85.77
60 KM W FROM SHERBROOKE
94
P 0 0921 39.29
10.11
S 1 0921 45.90
17.24
65 141
P 1 0921 39.50
10.96
S 1 0927 46.20
18.73
14 218
P 0 0921 41.68
12.48
S 0 0927 50.80
21.36
15
P 1 0927 46.00
17.J1
104
S 1 0927 59.40
J9.59
9
P 1 0927 45.50
17.44
105
S 1 0927 59.30
29.99
13
P 1 0921 41.04
11.86
108
S 1 0928
0.90
30.71
112
14
P 1 0921 47.50
18.51
145 129
P 1 09J7 52.30
23.90
S 1 0921 68.70
41.20
171 302
P 0 0927 55.99
27.91
S 1 0928 17.09
48.3'
209258
P 0 0928
1.90
32.49
S 1 0928 27.08
59.02
221219
P 0 0928
3.38
33.91
S 0 0928 30.70
62.28
230 118
P 1 092163.80
35.08
S 1 0921 90.10
60.9'
279 299
P 1 0928 11.28
41.09
S
0928 47.65
78.73
43
P 3 0928 13.00
43.39
297
S 3 0928 51.00
83.71
371281
G 3 0929 13.00
106.0
N 3 0929
1.00
92.14
PQ,
59
85SEPO7 PQ, 130
A64
131 128
LMQ
133
148
A54
139
153
A20
151
129
A16
154
142
LPQ
166
145
SLQ
195
120
Continued
KM NW FROM LA MALBAIE
P
0313 42.24
21.15
S
031351.16
36.88
P
0313 42.50
21.49
S 4 0313 59.00
31.41
P
0313 43.13
22.39
S
0314
0.11
39.06
P
0313 45.43
24.38
S 4 0314
4.32
42.50
P
0313 45.11
24.80
S
0314
4.30
43.23
P
0313 48.10
26.81
S 4 0314
9.10
46.61
P 4 0313 53.70
31.46
S 4 0314 18.30
54.19
RES
..c
3-11
WT AMX PRX XMAG FMP FMAG
..c
..c
3.05
-0.52
-1.73
-0.27
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.18
-0.34
-0.46
-1.53
0.20
0.44
-0.21
0.81
-0.94
0.31
0.18
1.19
-0.01
-0.60
-1.50
-0.92
-0.27
0.41
-0.94
0.41
-0.58
-0.28
0.14
1.19
-0.08
0.61
-1.17
-2.02
-0.14
2.50
0.60
0.60
0.60
2.50
2.50
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.'0
0.60
0.60
2.50
0.60
2.50
0.'0
2.50
2.50
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.60
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.09
-0.12
0.01
0.53
-0.26
0.05
0.05
0.82
-0.09
0.07
0.23
1.43
1.24
2.51
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
10
2.5
07
2.3
07
2.3
07
2.0
07
2.5
07
2.6
20
2 .3
17
2.9
27
Z.4
11
2.. 2
10
1
15
1 .9
Page
TABLE 3 (Continued)
---
85SEP16 NY, EAST OF CLOVERSVILLE
CLOV
15.8
277
P
043 37.45
S 1 043 40.58
ROTD 36.1
173
P
043 39.81
S 2
043 44.46
ACC 50.1
51
P 1
043 41.53
S 2
043 48.08
CAMS 68.4
92
P
043 44.52
S 2
043 52.64
BERL
74.2
124
P 3
043 46.10
S 2
043 54.00
CILB
76.7
200
P 2
043 45.56
S 2
043 54.65
VND
81.8
181
P 2
04346.61
S 3
043 56.24
CTRZ
92.7
344
P
043 47.83
S 2
043 59.16
CNF
93.7
356
P 1
043 48.03
S 3
043 59.28
WTVE
97.6
262
P 2
043 48.89
S 3
044
1.07
SKT
98.6
359
P 1
04348.75
S 3
044
0.76
WEST 109.3
276
P 4
043 50.91
S 4
044
4.04
KDV 128.6
36
P 4
043 52.78
S 4
044
8.13
CROC 138.2
312
P 4
043 55.39
S 4
044 11.50
CAZE 145.7
264
P 4
043 56.31
S 4
044 13.71
WNY 148.1
8
P 4
043 55.97
S 4
044 13.46
WKNY 156.5
282
S 4
044 16.39
LCNA 157.8
294
P 4
044
0.43
S 4
044 16.81
HBVT 167.2
31
S 4
044 18.72
OSWC 190.8
285
S 4
044 25.55
ABRN 190.9
268
P 4
044
.00
S 4
044 26.23
CHAU 202.1
306
P 4
044
3.63
S 4
044 27.03
85SEP17
A61
A16
AZO
Continued
TCAL
..Co
RES
..Co
WT AMI PRX IMAG FMP FMAG
..c
..c
4.08
7.14
6.45
11.29
8.35
14.'1
10.99
19.23
11.84
20.72
12.20
21.35
12.95
2Z.'6
14.5'
25.48
14.72
25.76
15.30
26.77
15.44
27.0Z
17.04
29.82
19.92
34.86
21.36
37.38
22.34
39.09
22.64
39.'2
41.44
23.83
41.70
43.75
48.84
21.92
48.86
29.30
51.27
-.01
1.79
.061.34
-.02
1.79
-.21
.89
-.20
1.34
.09
.89
.15 1.7'
.03
.88
.88
.00
-.10
.8'
-.02
.85
-.08
.85
.28
.80
.ZO
.41
-.11
1.48
.30
.68
-.07
1.09
.14
.36
.21
.69
.91
.00
-.07
1.0Z
.36
.21
.490.00
.840.00
-.52
0.00
-.11
0.00
.650.00
.74 0.00
.59 0.00
1.230.00
-.05
0.00
.46 0.00
1.57
0.00
3.220.00
1.730.00
1.59
0.00
3.33
0.00
'1.30
0.00
3.99
0.00
.95 0.00
2.31
0.00
pa,
30 KM N FROM LA POCATIERE
16 303
P
0650 1'.91
3.87
0.04
S 4 0650 19."
'.38
0.29
18 205
P
0'50
17.01
4.06
-0.05
S
0650 19.62
6.73
-0.11
19
59
P
0650 17.18
4.23
-0.05
S
0'50
20.16
7.03
0.13
1.00
0.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
---
SEC
---
RMK HRMN
---
AZM
de;
--
DIST
km
3-13
Pag.3-14
TABLE 3 (Continued)
A64
24
31
tHO
32
3
194
257
41 145
127
IrrO
CSQ
KNQ
208
253
335
"
32
S4
14
TCAL
--P
S
P
S
P
S
P
S
P
S
S
P
P
4
4
4
4
4
0650
0650
0650
0650
0650
0650
0650
0650
0650
0650
0651
0650
0651
17.79
20.99
19.17
23.32
19.10
23.30
%0.55
25.85
34.20
49.10
9.30
54.50
0.95
CILB
108.9
21
135.3
213
CERK 145.1
189
FLET 149.7
WTVE 153.9
18
249
WTVE 153.9
Continued
249
Pi
S
P
S
P
S
S
P
S
P
4
2
3
4
3
4
3
3
3
..c
4.82
-0.03
8.04
-0.05
10.25
0.071.00
10.27
0.03
12.78
0.071.00
4913.64
4 9 26.60
4918.10
4 9 33.77
4 9
.00
4 9 36.37
4 9 38.38
4 9 21.00
4 9 39.68
4 9 21.00
1.00
1.00
1
.00
1
.00
21.22
-0.02
0.00
36.37
-0.27
0.00
58.90
1.4
11
2.1
-2.60
0.00
.10
. 11
2.2
2.0
.00
37.'8
3.12
0.00
47.49
0.46
0.00
16.77
29.35
20.75
36.31
22.23
38.90
40.13
23.56
41.23
23.56
11
1.00
1
858EP30
NY,
8 KH E OF LAKE CEORCE
ACC
13.1
217
P
408 59.17
2.31
S 3
4 9
0.92
4.04
CAMS
49.3
154
P 2
4 9
4.52
7.73
S Z
4910.39
13.53
STWA
55.0
191
P 1
4 9
5.53
8.59
S Z
4 9 11.90
15.03
KDV
68.2
26
P
4 9
7.38
10.60
S Z
4 9 15.65
18.55
KIV
69.5
1
P 1
4 9
7.63
10.79
S 2
4 9 16.05
18.88
CLOV
74.3238
P 2
49
8.44
11.51
S Z
4 9 17.65
20.14
CNF
74.7
314
P 1
4 9
8.51
11.57
S 4
4 9 17.61
20.25
SKT
75.4
319
P
4 9
8.42
11.68
S 3
4 9 17.78
20.44
CSR
81.0
316
P 1
4 9
9.43
12.54
S 3
4919.22
21.94
BERL
85.3
170
P 4
4 9 11.00
13.19
S 4
4 9 20.20
23.08
CTRZ
86.5304
P 2
4910.24
13.36
S 2
4 9 20.85
23.38
ROTD
88.7
209
E 2
4 9 10.84
13.70
S 3
4 9 20.78
23.98
YNY 107.4
348
P 1
4 9 12.99
16.54
S 3
4 9 26.29
28.94
HBVT
WT AMX PRX XMAC FMP FMAC
..c:
..c:
RES
..c
---
SEC
---
---
RMK HRMN
---
AZM
de;
--
DIST
kID
-.01
2.29
.01
.57
-.08
1.15
-.01
1.15
.07
1.72
.00
1.15
-.09
2.27
.23
1.13
-.03
1.69
.30
1.13
.061.11
.64
.00
.07
1.66
.49
0.00
-.13
2.20
.47
.16
.02
1.59
.41
.35
.94
0.00
.25
0.00
.012.03
.60
.00
.27
.99
-.06
.50
-.42
.67
.48
.10
.001.11
.38 0.00
.48
.08
.59
.00
79.10 0.00
.60
.00
1.38 0.00
.57
.00
1.58
.00
.57
.00
TABLE 4
PORESHOCKS, AFTERSHOCKS, AND MICROEARTHQUAKES
DATE
03
03
07
10
13
15
15
21
21
23
25
26
27
28
29
31
05
09
10
12
12
15
15
16
17
18
21
22
23
25
25
25
25
26
27
27
27
01
02
03
06
06
17
17
18
21
JUt
JUt
JUL
JUL
JU1
JUt
JUL
JUL
JUL
JUL
JUL
JUL
JUL
JUL
JUL
JUL
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
AUG
SEP
SEP
SEP
SEP
SEP
SEP
SEP
SEP
SEP
AR.RIVAI,-TIME
135449.
144409.
103558.
033456.
073008.
075509.
234744.
052534.
183855.
082230.
091218.
190137.
050158.
054147.
230119.
232013.
063618.
100701.
150319.
043413.
053418.
055433.
132124.
104955.
124316.
170056.
140045.
232305.
113345.
001052.
122545.
154848.
205533.
151957.
125702.
135158.
141949.
070707.
015910.
040610.
095246.
104760.
160902.
174237.
170827.
222729.
HAG
STA
2. ,8
KLNl
JGR2
KLN
A203
1. ,2
1. ,7
O. .4
O. .3
KLN
A544
A645
A616
A167
2. ,0
H1'Q8
2. .1
-0.
O.
O.
.5
8
2
.3
O. .2
-0. .2
O. .2
O. ,6
-0. 6
-0.
O. .9
A61g
LMQ
LMQ
LMQ
A16
A16
A54
A20
KLN
A54
A54
A54
A20
LMQ
A54
KLN
KLN
LMQ
KLN
LMQ
A54
LMQ
LMQ
A64
A16
1, .6
Ja.N
0, .1
LMQ
Al6
O. .2
O. .7
2. .5
O. .6
0, .6
O. .4
O. ,6
O. .6
O. .6
2. .1
2. .3
O. .5
2. .6
2. ,4
O. .3
O. .4
O. .6
O. .5
O. .2
O. .1
1. .2
2. .2
O. .4
O. .5
0, .9
O. .2
O. .1
LMQ
CSRIO
II.N
JBQll
A16
A64
A54
A16
TABLE 4 (continued)
22
22
23
23
23
25
28
032755.
065915.
052413.
113403.
144644.
020130.
044633.
SEP
SEP
SEP
SEP
SEP
SEP
SEP
Closest
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Station
KLN
BGR
A20
AS4
A64
A61
A16
HTQ
LMQ
CSR
JBQ
CBM
LPQ
0.4
0.4
0.5
2.2
1.9
0.4
-0.2
CSR
A54
A2012
CBM
KLN
A5413
LPQ
Location
Mc.KENDRI
CK LAKE, NB
BANGOR, NY
LA POCATIERE, PQ
LA POCATIERE, PQ
LA POCATIERE, PQ
LA POCATIERE, PQ
LA POCATIERE, PQ
HAUTERIVE, PQ
LA MALBAIE, PQ
COLD SPRINGS RIVER, NY
LA GRANDE-3, PQ
CARIBOU, ME
LA POCATIERE, PQ
APPFJmIX
VELOCITY MODELSUSED FOR EPICENTER LOCATIONS
IN THE NORTHEASTERN
UNITED STATES
VEL
km/sec
To
sec
DEPni
km
Northern New York and
Adirondacks (LDO)
6.1
6.6
8.1
0.0
0.5
6.3
0.0
Atti~a,
4.5
0.0
0.2
1.4
0.0
5.0
6.0
5.9
0.0
0.0
5.98
6.62
8.1
0.0
0.0
1.0
6.5
7.0
35.0
5.31
6.06
6.59
8.10
0.0
0.16
1.78
6.72
0.0
0.88
13.09
34.60
REGION
New York
Blue Mtn.
Lake,
(LDO)
New York
Southeastern
NY and
northern
New Jersey
New England
(WES)
(LDO)
(LDO)
4.0
35.0
1.0
6.0
DISTRIBUTION
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Site
Commission
Regulatory
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5
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5
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Physics
Toksoz,
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Coordinator
NEUSSN
Massachusett8
Institute
Geological
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Pennsylvania
Canada
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Boston
Branch,
College
State
Survey
Nuclear
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Observatory
Delaware Geological
Bran~h,
Observatory,
Research
University