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The 125th Street fault line is another reason I don't recommend a crosstown extension of the SAS goes any further than St. Nicholas Avenue.
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Small earthquakes, like the 2.1 Earthquake in Astoria happened, so yes NYC can get earthquakes
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Thats one good reason why no subway line was ever built along 125 Street in Manhattan. The proposed 2nd Av Line to 125 Street & Lex can be a very difficult task to build as well, because of what you said on this short but very informative video. The original plan was to connect the 2 Av Line with the existing IRT Pelham Bay Park Line @ 3 Av & 138 Street all the way to Pelham Bay Park, with a very short extension into Co-op City from there as well. Also, a punch of a hole in the wall slightly north of Hunts Point Av would bring the Dyre Ave Line into the 2 Av Line as well. However, this may be done when we are all no longer alive to see it in the distant future. This would free-up space on the overcrowded IRT Lexington Av Line, so that it now only has to deal with the Woodlawn Line and the White Plains Road Line , and would smooth out the operation of same as well.
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Love this topic. Chicago has gotten a couple though I don’t know about fault lines. Cheers
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As a wannabe seismologist, I knew this for quite a while. That same 125th Street Fault is believed to have caused an earthquake which shook Astoria earlier this year on January 2nd, which registered at 2.1 on the Richter scale. And everyone knows about the 4.8 earthquake that struck New York on April 5th, but that earthquake was most likely caused by a much larger fault line that runs between Eastern Pennsylvania and Hudson Valley, New York that traverses New Jersey along the way. That being the Ramapo Fault. It was also the fault’s observed seismic activity is one factor why the Indian Point Nuclear Plant along the Hudson was shut down between 2020 and 2021, as the fault terminates under a small inlet on the east side of the Hudson named Lake Meahagh located less than a mile south of the facility.
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I live in Iowa. We have had earthquaks and more than once. We live close to the new madred fault line.
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None of the earthquakes that in NYC are threatening, only minor. Two, there were more than two earthquakes than the ones you mentioned
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yes it can just look at april 5 2024
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I remember the 1984 earthquake. I lived in a building in Queens, and my apartment was right next to the elevator. I thought elevator cable snapped and the elevator came crashing down. The entire building shook super hard.
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When you live on some of the oldest rocks in the world, you are going to have some of the bigger Earthquakes ever
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I remember that earthquake on April 5th
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There is a major fault line running right up, and probably helped cause the Hudson River. When I was in college (Potsdam) in the late 90's/early 2000's, there was a 6 something on the Richter Scale in Plattsburgh that we felt in Potsdam. Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant (now closed, but has the material been removed? I just don't know) sits right on the Hudson just north of NYC- 8% of the US population lives within 50 miles of this former Nuclear Power Plant. Again, has the fissionable material been removed from the site for storage at a safer site?
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So that’s the reason that 125th st on the 1 is elevated
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Did you know it can rain in any city? Did you know when a rock falls it hits the ground?
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Right by Columbia
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2 months ago
We had an earthquake in april, 2024
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