Kent – Earthquake Central?
Posted by admin on June 27, 2008
Just of the Kent coast in the Dover Strait is a minor geological fault with three crust subdivisions meeting1, the presure buildup of these three resulting in earthquakes on a regular basis over the last thousand years, with two of them being the largest to have ever occured in Britain. The Romney Marshes and nearby being the nearest land to this fault are the worst effected when such quakes occur, although the most severe have been felt far wider affield, in Essex and even on the coast of France. WAIT! There is more to read… read on »
