Official Earthquake Thread

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[JMCx4]

When was the last major earthquake in Florida? Seems like they could use a break from the monotony of their hurricanes, while the insurers would keep their claims depts. busy with different stacks of claim forms. Win-Win.

 

[LadyStanley]

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[LadyStanley]

When was the last major earthquake in Florida? Seems like they could use a break from the monotony of their hurricanes, while the insurers would keep their claims depts. busy with different stacks of claim forms. Win-Win.

Biggest was 4.4

Should Florida worry about earthquakes? Don't be concerned, but they do happen

There have been earthquakes in Florida, with most clustered in the northwestern Panhandle. A 4.4-magnitude quake hit the middle of the state in 1879.

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