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[Rich Kip <richkip(--nospam--at)gmail.com>]

List,
I thought I'd share a web page that I made that links an online map to
the USGS site in order look up sesimic values.  It works well enough
although it's not exactly seamless (more like gaping tears).

www.geocities.com/rkipke

The 2nd link (USA-MAP-1) is the one that links to the usgs site - just
click on a point and hit the submit button.  zooming and panning work
like any Google map.

The other map tools are specific to Michigan, although others may find
them useful.

Thanks,
Rich
(comments are welcome)

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