*For Wednesday, 16 November 2005.

Places to watch.

Good luck to all.

For Wednesday, 16 November 2005.
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Chagos Archipelago area in Indian Ocean (STRONG)
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(Nothing found)

Southcentral Mexico area (Non-specific but off and on symptom all day - VERY STRONG.)
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16(G) 2005/11/16 03:50:07 18.61 95.13 46 3.7 SUR DE VERACRUZ
17(H) 2005/11/16 10:58:13 17.23 92.97 83 4.1 TABASCO-CHIAPAS

Southern Olympic Peninsula then various areas in Washington State (non-specific but Mt. St. Helen's was one specific - Medium for Southern OlympicPeninsula.)
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map 1.4 2005/11/16 04:02:41 46.196 -122.186 0.0 1 km ( 0 mi) SW of Mount St. Helens Volcano, WA
map 1.4 2005/11/16 08:11:35 46.197 -122.189 0.0 1 km ( 0 mi) WSW of Mount St. Helens Volcano, WA
map 1.2 2005/11/16 14:05:01 46.197 -122.189 0.5 1 km ( 0 mi) WSW of Mount St. Helens Volcano, WA
(Nothing found other than Mt. St. Helen's)

Mammoth lakes area or West Yellowstone, Montana or (This new symptom is not proven and I have noticed some North California quaking so I am still not sure where this will happen - Medium.)
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MAP 3.1 2005/11/15 01:16:39 39.462 -111.471 0.2 3 km ( 2 mi) SE of Spring City, UT
map 1.6 2005/11/16 05:00:31 39.703 -110.719 0.1 12 km ( 7 mi) E of Helper, UT
map 1.1 2005/11/16 05:08:02 39.450 -111.500 13.3 3 km ( 2 mi) SSW of Spring City, UT
(This symptom has proven to be Utah for me.)

Quebec to Lake Ontario and possibly further South (Another non-specific symptom.)
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2005/11/15 20:59:02 45.64N 73.57W 0.0g 1.7MN GSC Blast, Montreal, QC
2005/11/15 19:36:00 45.39N 80.02W 0.0g 1.5MN GSC Blast, Parry Sound, ON
2005/11/15 19:12:58 59.74N 72.87W 18.0g 2.5MN GSC 46 km E from Tuttusivik, QC
2005/11/15 18:24:57 45.14N 76.49W 0.0g 1.9MN GSC Blast, Almonte, ON

2005/11/16 21:40:08 47.45N 70.21W 12.6 0.7MN GSC CHARLEVOIX SEISMIC ZONE, QUE.
2005/11/16 20:47:18 46.27N 79.26W 0.0g 1.5MN GSC Blast, North Bay, ON
2005/11/16 15:15:57 45.29N 75.56W 0.0g 1.2MN GSC Blast, Metcalfe, ON

Northeast of Taiwan (This felt volcanic)
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2005/11/16 09:14:40.3 22.03 N 121.97 E 104 mb4.9 TAIWAN REGION
2005/11/16 13:39:00.0 24.17 N 122.75 E 33 mb4.9 TAIWAN REGION
2005/11/16 18:49:59.9 24.13 N 122.79 E 33 Ms4.0 TAIWAN REGION

Gueishan Island is 10 kilometers east of Toucheng Town and it is the largest island of Ilan County. Gueishan Island is also the only active volcano in Taiwan and is the only island with residents in Ilan. Not only the landmark of Ilan, Gueishan Island is also an emblem of Ilan spirit. Gueishan Island, a.k.a. Gueishan Yu, got its name because its shape resembles a turtle. In 1999, the government abolished the martial laws and Ilan government began to petition for making Gueishan Island a tourist attraction. In 1999, the government designated Gueishan Island to be part the Northeastern Coastal Tourist District. In order to preserve the natural environment, the number of tourists is controlled. With the growing popularity of whale watching, Gueishan Island has become the hottest tourist attraction.

Gueishan Yu















Mariana Islands area
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15Nov2005 23:01:18.3 22.0N 144.7E 85 M =5.7 M*NEI MARIANA ISLANDS REGION 2327

Possibly United Arab Emirates area (New symptom)
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(Nothing found)

Souffriere Volcano/Virgin Islands (Possible eruption)
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As of the 19th of November, the Montserrat Volcano Observatory (MVO) has reported that activity at the Soufrière Hills Volcano remains elevated. The seismic network recorded 23 rockfall signals, 3 volcano-tectonic (VT) earthquakes and 8 long period earthquakes during the reporting period. Measured sulphur dioxide fluxes varied between 300 tonnes per day on 14 November to 1270 tonnes per day on 17 November with a weekly average of 650 tonnes per day. For most of the week the lava dome was not seen due to cloudy conditions. Clear observations on the morning of 18 November indicate the dome continues to grow and is spilling rockfalls to the East, South, West and Northwest. A pyroclastic flow was observed in the Tar River valley on 15 November and reached to within a kilometre of the sea. The ash cloud associated with this event rose to about 7000 feet.
http://www.swvrc.org/cerupt.htmSouthwest Volcano Research Centre
















Barents Sea to Norway Basin (Strong)
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BARENTSOEYA-EDGEOEYA SVALBARD
Origin time Lat Lon Azres Timres Wres Nphase Ntot Nsta Netmag
2005-318:18.38.11.0 78.17 22.42 13.05 2.07 5.33 3 5 3 2.61
SVALBARD, NORWAY, REGION
Origin time Lat Lon Azres Timres Wres Nphase Ntot Nsta Netmag
2005-318:00.33.04.0 81.46 6.57 16.51 5.41 9.53 3 4 3 2.50
BARENTS SEA
Origin time Lat Lon Azres Timres Wres Nphase Ntot Nsta Netmag
2005-319:02.38.36.0 75.37 44.81 14.74 0.31 3.99 3 4 2 2.26
(I may be over-lapping these micro quakes because the symptoms continued for a few days.)

Poland/Germany
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2005/11/15 01:58:32.0 49.38 N 6.97 E 2 ML3.6 GERMANY
2005/11/15 20:59:21.6 51.18 N 15.99 E 4 ML2.8 POLAND
2005/11/16 17:20:57.2 50.14 N 18.75 E 10 ML2.2 POLAND

Southwestern Siberia area (Very Strong)
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(Nothing found)

Mt. Etna eruption (Medium)
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(Nothing found)

Peace to all.