The earthquakes are moving in the Ring of Fire in a counter-clockwise direction. California or Washington will probably be next.
Uh, boy....
I don’t understand what you mean?
Where are these other earthquakes? Is there a website that tracks this?
There’s been a lot of 3.0 in the Alaska area, especially the Aleutian Islands. That, and the Kuril Islands.
While California Oregon or Washington could get hit next the area is way to great for these types of events to move in the way you are talking about, at least outside of geologic time trame, in the 100,000 to few million year time frame. If one of these states have an earthquake it wouldnt be because of these others. Earthquakes typically only displace a fairly short distance, you might see a dried up creek bed or two in a row shifted with several feet of displacement where the creekbed would kind of end and begin again a few feet down the slip line. What you are talking about would require earthquakes of a magnitude that has yet to be recorded.