Tornadoes also cause more than 58 people injured. In addition, a number of cars and houses damaged by the storm.
Many homes damaged by the Oklahoma Earthquake. Residents panic so scattered in the street. A tractor rolled over so close the road which connects Oklahoma Minnesotta. Rescue squad received many reports from the public about the impact of the tornado that.
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Oklahoma Earthquake Information
Info about Notable Earthquakes from earthquake.usgs.gov. Largest Earthquake in Oklahoma: 1952 April 09, Magnitude 5.5. El Reno, Oklahoma; Largest Oklahoma Earthquakes read more
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/states/?region=Oklahoma
Oklahoma Geological Survey Observatory
geophysical observatory which records, identifies, source http://www.okgeosurvey1.gov/ and locates 50 to 167 animated gif of the word EARTHQUAKE shaking then crumbling in Oklahoma each year.
Oklahoma Earthquake Registers 4.0 - Oklahoma City News Story
News from OKLAHOMA CITY -- A 4.0-magnitude earthquake shook central Oklahoma on Friday morning, source http://www.koco.com/news/22245858/detail.html scientists with the Oklahoma Geological Survey confirm
Many homes damaged by the Oklahoma Earthquake. Residents panic so scattered in the street. A tractor rolled over so close the road which connects Oklahoma Minnesotta. Rescue squad received many reports from the public about the impact of the tornado that.
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Oklahoma Earthquake Information
Info about Notable Earthquakes from earthquake.usgs.gov. Largest Earthquake in Oklahoma: 1952 April 09, Magnitude 5.5. El Reno, Oklahoma; Largest Oklahoma Earthquakes read more
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/states/?region=Oklahoma
Oklahoma Geological Survey Observatory
geophysical observatory which records, identifies, source http://www.okgeosurvey1.gov/ and locates 50 to 167 animated gif of the word EARTHQUAKE shaking then crumbling in Oklahoma each year.
Oklahoma Earthquake Registers 4.0 - Oklahoma City News Story
News from OKLAHOMA CITY -- A 4.0-magnitude earthquake shook central Oklahoma on Friday morning, source http://www.koco.com/news/22245858/detail.html scientists with the Oklahoma Geological Survey confirm
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