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 National Park Earthquake Links | |||||
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Recent | Stations | Seismicity Reports | USGS Monitoring | Webicorder | Mystery Bulge |
Night of the Bear a 1959 Yellowstone National Park Earthquake Story |
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~ ~ Night of the Bear - 1959 Earthquake Story ~ ~ |
Yellowstone Lake Geologic Map |
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Yellowstone Lake Geologic Map |
Yellowstone National Park WebCams | |||
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Old Faithful Live | All Old Faithful | Old Faithful Static | Old Faithful VC |
North Entrance | Mt Washburn | Mammoth | YVO WebCam |
Entrance Cities and Gateway Towns | |||
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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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The Great Outdoors Net | Great Outdoor Recreational Places |
Gardiner, Montana | West Yellowstone, Montana |