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This is the rectified chart

of:

 

WISCONSIN

May 29, 1848  5:57:36 PM

+00:00 GMT

Madison, WI:USA Longitude:

89W24 Latitude: 43N04

Lahiri Ayanamsha: 21:44

Current Period: MO/VE/MO

 

Planet Deg   Sign  Speed    

SA   Nakshatra

Lord

================================================

Asc    20:44

Leo                  P.Phalguni Ve

Sun    16:40 Tau  +00:57:31 

ST   Rohini     Mo

Moon   06:28 Ari  +14:48:56 

FM   Aswini     Ke

Mars   03:09 Can  +00:36:17 

WK   Punarvasu  Ju

Merc   28:48 Tau  +02:01:05 

CM   Mrigsira   Ma

Jupt   28:14 Gem  +00:11:31  WK  

Punarvasu  Ju

Ven    01:55 Tau  +01:13:21 

WK   Krittika   Su

Sat    02:24 Pis  +00:03:36 

WK   P.Bhadra   Ju

Rahu   06:16 Vir  -00:04:10 

FM   U.Phalguni Su

Ketu   06:16 Pis  -00:04:10 

FM   U.Bhadra   Sa

 

True Node  365.25 Day Year -

Internet Time: 790 beats

Day: Monday  Sunrise: 10:23

AM

Tithi:  Krishna Dvadashi

Yoga Pt: 26:28 Le  Yogi:Ve 

AviYogi:Ju  Dup Yogi: Su

Dagha Rashis: Lib Cap

 

Rashi Chart

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** 6                     *  

* 4                     **   

*7 *                   *      

*                   *  *   

*    *              

*           *               *    *   

*      *          

*               *           *      *   

*        RA 06:16*                  

MA 03:09*        *   

*          *  

*                       *   *          *   

*            * 5       AS

20:44          * 3  JU 28:14*   

*          *  

*                       *   *          *   

*        *      

*                   *       *        *   

*      *          

*               *           *      *   

*    *              

*           *               *    *   

*  *                  

*       *                   *  *   

**                       *  

*       VE 01:55        **   

*8                         *

2       SU 16:40         *   

**                       *  

*       ME 28:48        **   

*9 *                   *      

*                   *  *   

*    *              

*           *               *    *   

*      *          

*               *           *      *   

*        *      

*                   *       *        *   

*          *  

*                       *   *          *   

*            *

11                        * 1  MO 06:28*   

*          *   *                       *  

*          *   

*        *      

*                   SA 02:24*        *   

*      *          

*               * KE 06:16  *      *   

*    *              

*           *               *    *   

*  *                  

*       *                   *  *   

** 10                    *  

* 12                    **   

*******************************************************   

 

 

Navamsha

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* 6                     **   

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*        *       *                   ME     

*        *   

*          *  

*                       *   *          *   

*            * 7      

AS                * 5  KE      *   

*          *  

*                       *   *          *   

*        *      

*                   *       *        *   

*      *          

*               *           *      *   

*    *              

*           *               *    *   

*  *                  

*       *                   *  *   

**                       *  

*       MA              **   

*10      VE                *

4       SA               *   

**                       *  

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*11*                   *      

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*      *           *              

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*        *      

*                   *       *        *   

*          *  

*                       *   *  SU      *   

*RA          *

1                         * 3  JU      *   

*          *  

*                       *   *          *   

*        *      

*                   *       *        *   

*      *          

*               * MO        *      *   

*    *              

*           *               *    *   

*  *                   *      

*                   *  *   

** 12                    *  

* 2                     **   

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Some of the events/facts

used in the rectification:

 

WISCONSIN

Admitted

May 29, 1848

Order - 30th A

Chippewa/Ojibwa word that was spelled

Ouisconsin and Mesconsing by early explorers. Wisconsin was formally named by

Congress when it became a state. First European Permanent Settlement: 1766;

Capitol: Madison; Administrative Divisions: 72 Counties; National

Representatives: 9 seats; Electoral Votes: 11 

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

 

Belmont, Wisconsin,

Territorial capital

 

Madison, Wisconsin, Current

state capital. Belmont, Wisconsin was initially chosen as the capital of the territory,

but this was changed in October 1836 to the current capital of Madison.

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

 

 

Wisconsin Disaster History

 

Major Disaster Declarations

Year Date Disaster Types Active

Disaster Number

2004 06/18 Severe Storms and

Flooding  1526

2002 09/10 Severe Storms,

Tornadoes and Flooding  1432

2002 07/19 Severe Storms and

Flooding   1429

2001 05/11 Flooding  1369

2000 06/23 Severe Storms,

Tornadoes And Flooding  1332

1999 08/16 Severe Storms,

Straight-Line Winds and Flooding  1284

1998 08/12 Wisconsin Severe

Storms and Flooding  1238

1998 07/24 Wisconsin Severe

Storms, Straight-Line Winds, Tornadoes, Heavy Rain And Flooding  1236

1997 07/07 Severe Storms/Flooding 

1180

1996 08/02 Flooding  1131

1993 07/02 Flooding, Severe

Storm, Tornadoes  994

1992 09/30 Flooding, Severe Storm 

964

1992 09/18 Severe Storm, Tornadoes 

963

1992 09/02 Severe Storm, Tornadoes 

959

1991 08/06 Hail, Severe Storm 

912

1990 08/30 Flooding, Severe Storm 

877

1990 07/13 Flooding, Severe

Storm, Tornado  874

1986 10/07 SEVERE STORMS, FLOODING 

775

1986 08/14 SEVERE STORMS 

770

1984 06/12 SEVERE STORMS, TORNADOES 

710

1980 07/24 SEVERE STORMS, FLOODING 

626

1978 07/07 Severe Storms,

Hail, Flooding, Tornadoes  559

1976 03/23 Severe Storms,

Icing, Wind, Flooding  496

1975 09/15 Heavy Rains,

Tornadoes, Flash Floods  482

1974 04/26 TORNADOES  431

1973 04/27 SEVERE STORMS, FLOODING 

376

1972 09/10 Heavy Rains, Flooding 

352

1969 07/11 SEVERE STORMS, FLOODING 

264

1969 05/01 FLOODING  260

1965 04/21 TORNADOES, SEVERE

STORMS, FLOODING  192

 

Emergency Declarations

Year Date Disaster Types

Active Disaster Number

2005 09/13 Hurricane Katrina

Evacuation  3249

2001 01/24 Severe Winter Storm 

3163

1984 07/10 Severe Storms and

Flooding  3091

1979 01/19 Blizzards

& amp; Snowstorms  3069

1976 06/17 Drought  3014

 

Fire Management Assistance

Declarations

Year Date Incident Disaster

Number

1980 04/24 Spooner Fire 2039

 

http://www.fema.gov/news/disasters_state.fema?id=55

 

Earthquake History of

Wisconsin

 

1947 05 06 - Wisconsin

 

An earthquake on May 6,

1947, at 4:25 a.m. CDT, apparently centered just south of Milwaukee near the

shore of Lake Michigan, caused only minor damage.

 

Moderate shaking was

reported at many places in Wisconsin from the strong earthquake centered near

Charleston, South Carolina, on August 31, 1886. Intensity at Beloit,

Janesville, and Milwaukee was estimated at V. A May 26, 1909, earthquake

damaged many chimneys at Aurora, Illinois, and cause MM VII effects over a

considerable area from Bloomington, Illinois, to Platteville, Wisconsin. Two

more moderate shocks affected the same area on January 2, 1912.

 

An earthquake centered in

eastern Missouri on April 9, 1919, affected a broad area. 

 

Scattered felt reports in

Wisconsin were noted from a major earthquake in the St. Lawrence River region

near La Malbaie, Quebec, Canada, on February 28, 1925. Another strong Canadian

earthquake (M=6 1/4) affected a large area of the northeastern and

north-central United States on November 1, 1935.

 

Two strong earthquakes near

Anna, Ohio, on March 2 and 8, 1937, caused damage to buildings in the

epicentral area and were reported felt over a six State region.

 

On November 23, 1939, a

shock in southern Illinois having maximum intensity just short of damage (MM V)

caused slight disturbances over an unusually large area (390,000 square

kilometers). The intensity at Janesville, Wisconsin, was I - III. Medford,

Milwaukee, and Racine felt minor vibrations from a moderate earthquake in

south-central Michigan on August 9, 1947.

 

The strongest earthquake in

the central United States in 74 years occurred on November 9, 1968, in

south-central Illinois.

 

Another earthquake in

Illinois, about 500 kilometers north of the 1968 epicenter, caused slight

damage at several places in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Wisconsin. The

September 14, 1972, tremor (M=3.7) was felt over 650,000 square kilometers,

including Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, and the four States mentioned

above.

 

Felt reports (MM I - III)

were received from Kansasville, Mount Hope, and Trevor, Wisconsin, following a

magnitude 4 3/4 earthquake on April 3, 1974, centered near the 1968 epicenter

in southern Illinois.

 

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

 

07-AUG-1949, 17:09, Douglas

DC-3 N45379 Capital Airlines 0 Milwaukee, WI   A2

29-AUG-1948, 17:05, Martin

2-0-2 NC93044 Northwest Orient Airlines 37 near Winona, WI   A1

06-NOV-1969, 11:07, Learjet

23 N1021B Mack Truck 7 near Racine, WI   A1

29-JUN-1972, 10:37 CDT,

Convair CV-580 N90858 North Central Airlines 5 near Appleton, WI   A1

14-APR-1972, 04:04, Shorts

Skyvan N725R Viking Int. Air Freight 1 La Crosse, WI   A1

06-SEP-1985, 15:21 CDT,

DC-9-10 N100ME Midwest Express 31 Milwaukee, WI  A1

 

1871        Oct 8-14, In

Peshtigo, Wisc., over 1,200 people were killed in the nation’s worst forest

fire, which burned across six counties and into Michigan.

 

1883        Jan 10, Fire at

uninsured Newhall Hotel in Milwaukee, Wisconsin killed 71.

 

1918        Oct 12, A forest

fire in Minnesota and Northern Wisconsin killed about 800.

 

1967        Dec 10, Singer

Otis Redding died in the crash of his private plane in Wisconsin.

 

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