IDAHO rectified chart

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This is the rectified chart

of:

 

IDAHO

Jul 3, 1890  12:00 PM +08:00

PST

Boise Longitude: 116W12

Latitude: 43N37

Lahiri Ayanamsha: 22:19

Current Period: SU/MO/MO

 

Planet Deg   Sign  Speed    

SA   Nakshatra Lord

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Asc    19:41

Vir                  Hasta      Mo

Sun    19:26 Gem  +00:57:11 

FM   Ardra      Ra

Moon   06:52 Cap  +15:06:45 

ST   U.Shadya   Su

MarsR  05:39 Sco  -00:00:36 

FM   Anuradha   Sa

Merc   00:14 Gem  +01:33:12 

WK   Mrigsira   Ma

JuptR  18:05 Cap  -00:05:51 

WK   Shravana   Mo

Ven    23:19 Can  +01:11:11 

ST   Aslesha    Me

Sat    08:12 Leo  +00:05:50 

FM   Magha      Ke

Rahu   01:30 Gem  -00:01:45 

FM   Mrigsira   Ma

Ketu   01:30 Sag  -00:01:45 

FM   Mula       Ke

 

True Node  365.25 Day Year -

Internet Time: 875 beats

Day: Thursday  Sunrise: 4:09

AM

Tithi:  Krishna Dvitiya

Yoga Pt: 29:38 Ge  Yogi:Ju 

AviYogi:Su  Dup Yogi: Me

Dagha Rashis: Sag Pisces

 

Rashi Chart

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Navamsha

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Some of the events/facts

used in the rectification:

 

IDAHO

Admitted

July 3, 1890

Order - 43rd A name coined

by the state meaning " gem of the mountains " or " light on the

mountains. " Originally the name Idaho was to be used for the Pike's Peak

mining territory in Colorado, and later for the mining territory of the Pacific

Northwest. Others believe the name derives from the Kiowa Apache word for the

Comanche. First European Permanent Settlement: 1842; Capitol: Boise;

Administrative Divisions: 44 Counties; National Representatives: 2 seats;

Electoral Votes: 4 

http://www.amendment-13.org/statehood.html

 

1905        Dec 30, Governor

Frank Steunenberg of Idaho was killed by an assassin's bomb.

 

1910        Aug 20-21, The

Great Idaho Fire killed 86 people and destroyed some 3 million acres of timber

in Idaho and Montana.

 

1961        Jul 2, Novelist

E. Hemingway shot himself in the head at his home in Ketchum, Idaho.

 

1976        Jun 5, Eleven

people were killed when the Teton Dam in Idaho burst. It caused $1 billion

damage

 

1988        Jun 23, The

Yellowstone Fire began and by Sep 11 burned some 1.6 million acres in Idaho and

Montana.

 

07-JAN-1953, 04:12, Curtiss

C-46 N1648M Associated Air Transport 40 near Fish Haven, ID   A1

11-APR-1980, 17:00, Douglas

DC-3 N64490 private 3 Athol, ID   A1

06-DEC-2004, 10:20, Cessna

208 N25SA Salmon Air 2 near Bellevue, ID   A1

 

Earthquake History of Idaho

 

1944 07 12 - 19:30 UTC,

Sheep Mountain, Idaho - Magnitude 6.1

1975 03 28 - 02:31 UTC,

Eastern Idaho - Magnitude 6.1

1983 10 28 - 14:06:06 UTC,

Borah Peak, Idaho - Magnitude 7.0

2003 09 22 - 14:06:19 UTC,

Rathdrum, Idaho - Magnitude 3.3

 

The first earthquake causing

damage in Idaho's earthquake history occurred on November 9, 1884, apparently

centering in northern Utah. Six shocks were reported felt at Paris, Idaho,

causing considerable damage to houses. People suffered from nausea.

 

A shock on November 11,

1905, was felt in the southern half of Idaho and parts of Utah and Oregon. At

Shoshone, Idaho, walls cracked and plaster fell.

 

On May 12, 1916, Boise was

hit by a shock which wrecked chimneys and caused people to rush into the

streets. Reclamation ditches were damaged and the flow of natural gas altered.

It was felt at Loon Creek, 120 miles northeast, and in eastern Oregon - an area

of 50,000 square miles.

 

An intensity VII earthquake

occurred within the State on July 12, 1944. The Seafoam Ranger Station building

shook so hard the occupants thought it was coming apart. Several people

reported that the shaking was so violent they were unable to walk. Another

observer reported that rocks rose at least a foot in the air and looked like a

series of explosions up the hill. Part of the canyon wall collapsed near Lime

Creek. Cracks opened 100 yards long in Duffield Canyon and cracks one to three

inches across and several hundred yards long opened on the road below Seafoam.

Two chimneys fell at Cascade. This shock was felt over 70,000 square miles,

including all of central Idaho, and parts of Washington, Oregon, and Montana.

 

The magnitude 7.1 earthquake

at Hebgen Lake, Montana, on August 17, 1959, which killed 28 people, formed

" Quake Lake, " and did $11 million damage to roads and timber, also

caused some damage in Idaho. Intensity VII was experienced in the Henry's Lake,

Big Springs, and Island Park areas. Big Springs increased its flow 15 percent

and became rusty red colored. A man was knocked down at Edward's Lodge. There

was considerable damage to building in the Henry's Lake area. Trees swayed

violently, breaking some roots, and cars jumped up and down. Chimneys fell and

a 7-foot-thick rock-and-concrete dock cracked.

 

In the Island Park area

chimneys were toppled and wells remained muddy for weeks. At Mack's Inn, a

small girl was thrown from bed and hysteria occurred among some guests. Dishes

were broken.

 

An intensity VII earthquake

occurred on August 30, 1962, in the Cache Valley area of Utah. Two large areas

of land totaling four acres, five feet thick, slid 300 yards downhill at

Fairview, Idaho, opening new springs. Plaster walls, and chimneys were cracked

and a chimney fell at Franklin. Falling brick at the Franklin School cracked

through the roof and plaster was cracked in every room. Additional damage

occurred at Preston. This magnitude 5.7 earthquake was felt over an area of

65,000 square miles in five states and cause approximately $1 million in

damage.

 

An intensity VI shock, on

November 1, 1942, centered near Sand Point and affected 25,000 square miles of

Washington, Montana, and Idaho. The Northern Pacific Railroad partially

suspended operations to inspect the right of way for boulders and slides.

Church services were interrupted, but only minor damage was reported by homes.

 

A February 13, 1945, shock

near Clayton, felt over a 60,000 square mile area, broke some dishes at Idaho

City and cracked plaster at Weisner.

 

A locally sharp shock was

felt at Wallace on December 18, 1957, damaging the Galena Silver Mine and

frightening miners working 3,400 feet underground.

 

Soda Springs was shaken by a

shock on August 7, 1960, which cracked plaster and a concrete foundation. It

was only felt over a 900 square mile area.

 

Two intensity VI shocks were

reported in 1963. The first on January 27, was felt over 6,000 square miles and

centered near Clayton, where plaster and windows were cracked. Large boulders

rolled down the hill near Camp Livingston and aftershocks were felt for a week.

The second occurred on September 10 and was a magnitude 4.1 shock. It caused

minor damage at Redfish Lake. Thunderous earth noises were heard.

 

A magnitude 4.9 shock on

April 26, 1969, cracked a foundation at Ketchum, plaster at Livingston Mills,

and a cement floor at Warm Springs. It was felt over 9,000 square miles.

 

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