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WYOMING

Jul 10, 1890  12:00:00 PM

+07:00 MST

Cheyenne, WY:USA Longitude:

104W49 Latitude: 41N08

Lahiri Ayanamsha: 22:19

Current Period: KE/ME/VE

 

Planet Deg   Sign  Speed    

SA   Nakshatra

Lord

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Asc    22:32

Vir                  Hasta      Mo

Sun    26:04 Gem  +00:57:13 

FM   Punarvasu  Ju

Moon   15:36 Ari  +12:56:00 

WK   Bharani    Ve

Mars   05:55 Sco  +00:05:02 

FM   Anuradha   Sa

Merc   12:24 Gem  +01:55:26 

CM   Ardra      Ra

JuptR  17:21 Cap  -00:06:42 

WK   Shravana   Mo

Ven    01:33 Leo  +01:10:47 

WK   Magha      Ke

Sat    08:54 Leo  +00:06:14 

FM   Magha      Ke

Rahu   01:22 Gem  +00:01:17 

FM   Mrigsira   Ma

Ketu   01:22 Sag  +00:01:17 

FM   Mula       Ke

 

True Node  365.25 Day Year -

Internet Time: 833 beats

Day: Thursday  Sunrise: 4:37

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Tithi:  Krishna Dashami

Yoga Pt: 15:00 Li  Yogi:Ra 

AviYogi:Ve  Dup Yogi: Ve

Dagha Rashis: Leo Sco

 

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Some of the events/facts

used in the rectification:

 

WYOMING

Admitted

July 10, 1890

Order - 44th The Algonquin

word meaning " large prairie place, " the name was adopted from Wyoming

Valley, Pennsylvania, the site of an Indian massacre. It was widely known from

Thomas Campbell's poem " Gertrude of

Wyoming. " First European Permanent Settlement: 1834; Capitol: Cheyenne;

Administrative Divisions: 23 Counties; National Representatives: 1 seat;

Electoral Votes: 3 

http://www.amendment-13.org/statehood.html

 

Cheyenne, Wyoming,

Territorial capital (1869 – 1890), state capital (1890 – current)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_current_and_former_capital_cities_within_U.S._states

 

 

Wyoming Disaster History

 

Major Disaster Declarations

Year Date Disaster Types Active

Disaster Number

2005 08/22 Tornado  1599

2000 12/13 Winter Storm 

1351

1999 02/17 Severe Winter Storm 

1268

1985 08/07 Severe Storms,

Hail, Flooding  740

1979 07/19 SEVERE STORMS, TORNADOES 

591

1978 05/29 SEVERE STORMS,

FLOODING, MUDSLIDES  557

1963 07/04 Heavy Rains, Flooding 

155

 

Emergency Declarations

Year Date Disaster Types

Active Disaster Number

1987 09/04 Methane Gas Seepage 

3092

1977 06/15 Drought  3043

 

http://www.fema.gov/news/disasters_state.fema?id=56

 

 

Earthquake History of Wyoming

 

1959 08 18 - Wyoming -

Magnitude 6.5

 

Yellowstone National Park,

Wyoming

1975 06 30 18:54 UTC

Magnitude 6.1

 

Magnitude 4.3 near Alpine

Northeast, WY

Tuesday, October 22, 2002 at

4:11:16 (UTC)

 

Magnitude 4.6 WYOMING

2003 August 21 07:46:54 UTC

 

2004 01 07 - Wyoming -

Magnitude 5.0

 

Magnitude 4.0 - WYOMING

2004 April 7 15:54:12 UTC

 

Magnitude 3.8 - WYOMING

2004 August 29 18:49:44 UTC

 

The first earthquake known

to originate in Wyoming occurred on June 25, 1894, near Casper. Dishes

fell to the floor, and a number of people were thrown from their beds (MM V).

The Platte River was thick with mud, apparently stirred up by the tremor. On

November 14, 1897, another shock caused considerable damage to the Grand

Central Hotel at Casper. A 2- to 4-inch crack extended

from the third to the first story (MM VI-VII). Frightened citizens dashed into

the streets.

 

A moderate earthquake on

July 25, 1910, shook houses (MM V) and was felt in mine shafts at Rock Springs.

On May 8, 1915, a shock was felt (MM V) in the north-central part of

Yellowstone National Park. Thirteen minor shocks were felt (MM V) at Kelly

during the March 23 - April 12, 1923, period. A strong earthquake with

noticeable rumbling (MM V) occurred at Big Horn on November 17, 1925. Mine

props near Thermopolis were loosened during an earthquake on February 13, 1928.

 

One brick building, at

Grover was cracked from a June 12, 1930, tremor (MM VI). Also, a concrete

swimming pool about 5 kilometers northwest of town was cracked. Minor

aftershocks continued sporadically until November 16. Another

long series of moderate shocks occurred in the Yellowstone Park area from

August 24 to December 22, 1930. Dishes fell, and other light damage occurred

(MM V). Cracked plaster and broken dishes were also reported from a January 26,

1932, earthquake south of Yellowstone Park. At Grovemont, Jackson, Kelly, and

Moran, people were awakened (MM V-VI) by the shock. The telephone line westward

into Idaho was put out of order, presumably by the earthquake. The tremor was

also felt at DuBois and Lander. There were a number of aftershocks felt at

Jackson on January 26 and 27.

 

Persons vacated office

buildings at Lander during a moderate earthquake on November 23, 1934. Slight

damage occurred (MM V). The tremor was strong at Atlantic City and was also

felt at Riverton and Rock Springs. The total felt area included approximately

21,000 km square. Two brick chimneys were cracked (MM VI), and small objects

were moved near the south entrance to Yellowstone Park on January 14, 1936. The

shock was also felt at Moran, where beds rocked from the 9:40 PM jolt. Another

earthquake was felt by everyone (MM V) at the West Thumb Ranger Station in

Yellowstone Park on August 5, 1942. Windows and dishes rattled from the tremor.

 

 

The region south of

Yellowstone Park was disturbed again on February 23, 1948. Intensity VI effects

were observed at Jackson, Moran, and Wilson; windows, doors, and dishes

rattled, hanging objects swung, buildings creaked, and so forth. At Moran, a

piano and a bed shifted. The shock was felt over an area of approximately 3900

km square.

 

Medicine Bow National Forest

in southeastern Wyoming was jolted by an earthquake on January 20, 1954.

Furnishings shifted and windows rattled (MM V) at Albany; buildings shook at

Centennial and Laramie. It was also strongly felt at Foxpark and Jelm, where a

lighter aftershock was felt about 5 hours after the 1:50 PM tremor. Felt

reports were received from Cowdrey, Colo., and Tie Siding, Wyo.; the total area

affected was about 5200 km square. Yellowstone Park was shaken again on July 4,

1954. Many residents at Mammoth were awakened (MM V) by a 12:40 AM tremor.

Another shock at 9:32 AM caused buildings to creak and small objects to shift;

also, windows, doors, and dishes rattled loudly. Four or five minor shocks with

the same type of effects (MM V) were felt in the Old Faithful area on April 28,

1958.

 

The magnitude 7.1 earthquake

centered near Hebgen Lake, Montana, occurred just before midnight on August 17,

1959. At least 28 persons died, and over \$11 million damage resulted. In

Yellowstone National Park, about 18,000 people were vacationing. No one was

killed or badly injured, although huge boulders smashed down onto roads and

buildings in the park were shaken noticeably and did sustain some minor damage.

The well-known thermal features of the park were disrupted by the tremor. Old

Faithful's eruptions slowed slightly from an average

61-minute cycle to 65 minutes. Other geysers changed eruption times, new ones

began to erupt, and many bubbling springs burst

into violent activity. The earthquake was felt over one-half of Wyoming, an

area included within a diagonal running from southwest to northeast. Minor felt

reports were received from Casper and from

Hat Creek, near the Nebraska State line.

 

Numerous aftershocks

continued in Yellowstone Park through 1963. Maximum intensities were V and VI,

and the felt areas generally were small. Dates and descriptions of these events

are contained in Earthquake History of the United States Many additional shocks

of intensity IV or less are listed in the annual United States Earthquakes

publications.

 

On February 25, 1963, a

magnitude 4.3 earthquake jarred windows, doors, and dishes at Fort Washakie (MM

V). The rapid 2- to 3-second shock shifted a bed in one home. The shock was

also felt at Lander. The area around Van Tassell, near the Nebraska State line,

felt a moderate earthquake on March 27, 1964. Doors and dishes rattled and

furniture vibrated (MM V). Thunderlike noises were heard. The tremor was also

felt in parts of western Nebraska and South Dakota. The same general area felt

a magnitude 4.5 shock on August 21, 1964. Intensity V effects were observed at

Keeline, Lost Springs, and Lusk; it was also felt at Jay Em, Lance Creek, and

Node.

 

Slight damage (MM V)

occurred at Thermopolis from a magnitude 4.1 earthquake on December 8, 1972.

The ceiling was cracked at a rest home; the concrete floor of a lumber yard

building settled about 7.6 centimeters. The shock was felt in much of the

surrounding area. On April 21, 1973, the area between Jeffrey City and Lander

was shaken by a magnitude 4.8 earthquake. Many residents were awakened by the

11:07 PM tremor (MM V).

 

Yellowstone National Park

experienced another strong shock on August 30, 1974. Intensity V effects were

reported at Norris, Old Faithful, and West Yellowstone. Numerous additional

small tremors were recorded on the seismograph at the Old Faithful Visitor

Center. Another swarm of minor tremors was recorded on October 17. This

increased seismic activity culminated on June 30, 1975, with a magnitude 6.4

earthquake. Rockslides and landslides stopped or hindered traffic on many roads

in the park. Some geysers were affected (MM VII). Telephone service was out for

several hours. The shock was felt over approximately 50,000 square kilometers

of Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, and scattered places in Nevada, South Dakota, Utah,

and Washington. Several aftershocks occurred in the area through July. Still

another series of earthquakes originated in the northwestern corner of

Yellowstone Park during December 1976. The largest of these shocks, magnitude

5.1, occurred on December 9. Intensity V effects were reported at Canyon

Village; intensity IV effects, at Madison Junction and Mammoth Hot Springs; and

intensity III effects, at the Old Faithful Visitor Center.

 

A small earthquake,

magnitude 2.3, occurred near Rawlins on January 27, 1976. The tremor knocked a

lamp off a table and pictures from a wall (MM V) according to a press report.

No other felt reports were received.

 

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/regional/states/wyoming/history.php

 

1927        May 18,

" Slide Lake " in Gros Ventre, WY, collapsed.

 

1991        Oct 21,

Steamboat Geyser erupted in Yellowstone National Park. The next eruption did

not occur until 2000.

 

17-OCT-1946, 00:57, Douglas

DC-3 NC38942 National Air Transport Service

13 Laramie, WY   A1

09-OCT-1949, 17:54, Curtiss

C-46 NC59485 Slick Airways 3 near Cheyenne, WY   A1

26-FEB-1954, 10:32, Convair

CV-240 N8407H Western Air Lines 9 near Wright, WY   A1

10-JUN-1978,  Fairchild

C-119 N3560 Hawkins & Powers 3 near Greybull, WY   A1

18-JUL-1977, 05:35, Douglas

DC-3 N459 ? 2 near Sheridan, WY   A1

03-MAR-1995, 18:04 MST, IAI

1124 N311BR Kennecott Corp 0 Gillette, WY   A2 

 

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