

This is the free version and I didn’t see any of this advertised for premium so until I see ideas such as these or better I won’t go premium. Lastly a history button for locations pulled up that either integrates with a site like USGS or even just to a search engine and allow you to chose.

All faults, volcanos and hot springs should be noted in map too. Color scheme is lost when adding population density which should be a blue scheme or grey scheme not the same as quakes. The earthquake points could be exaggerated a bit more as to size of quake. Challenges: map a bit too generic needs terrain relief(not aerial) standard illustration like on old maps. Great locating, easy to view when map options are low, tectonic fault only that do define strike/slip or subduction and appears up to date w/i few minutes.

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