Yellowstone National Park Earthquakes Activity ~Yellowstone Up Close and Personal

Earthquake Information
Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone is a very seismically active area, with over 1,000 earthquakes a year. Most of these earthquakes are so small, that they are not felt by humans. A good portion of Yellowstone sits within a volcano caldera, and Yellowstone is an active volcano. That is why there is all the thermal and geyser activity. It has been this way for thousands of years, with the last major eruption over 70,000 years ago. The links below take you to sites that record and monitor all seismic activity.

**Yellowstone Earthquake Links**
Recent	Stations	Station Details	Webicorder	Mystery Bulge

**Yellowstone Lake Map**
Lake Map

Yellowstone National Park
I n d e x
Accessibility	Earthquakes	Maps	Video Page
Address	Email	Newspaper	Visitor Centers
Adult Programs	Entrances	Old Faithful Live WebCam	Visitor Stats
Amphibians	Entrance Fees	Pets	Volcano Observatory
Animals	Fall Closure	Phone Numbers	Waterfalls
Backcountry	Fish	Picnic Areas	Weather
Bear Management	Fishing Fees	Ranger Led Activities	WebCams
Bear Sightings	Fishing Regulations	Reptiles	Wildflowers
Biking	Getting Here	Reunions	Winter Closing
Boating	Hiking	Rivers, Creeks & Streams	Winter Opening
Books	History	Roads	Winter Weather Reports
Butterflies	Junior Ranger Program	Schedule	Wolf Project
Camping	Lakes	Search Page	Wolf Sightings
Campground Maps	Location	Spring Opening	Wolverine Help
Challenges	Lodging	Star Talks	Yellowstone ~ the Name
Chat Page	Lynx Help	Trip Planner pdf	Young Scientist
Clinics / Medical	Mammal List	Trip Reports	Youth Conservation Corps

Yellowstone National Park WebCams
Old Faithful Live	All Old Faithful	Old Faithful Static	Old Faithful VC	Old Faithful Lot	Mt Washburn	Mammoth	Electric Peak	YVO WebCam

**Entrance Cities and Gateway Towns**
Gardiner, Montana	Silver Gate, Montana	West Yellowstone, Montana	Cooke City, Montana
Livingston, Montana	Cody, Wyoming	Jackson Hole, Wyoming	Yellowstone National Park

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