North Dakotans are pretty lucky; we haven't experienced too many earthquakes over the years. In fact, according to a report by the North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources, we live in one of the least seismologically active areas in the United States. (Also Read: [PICTURES] Remembering the 1957 Fargo F5 - Tornado Terror In North Dakota)North Dakota Earthquake RecordAccording to the National Geologic Survey, North Dakota sits on two fault lines: the Thompson Boundary Fault, and Tabbernor Fault/Fold Zone. According to the report, we've recorded earthquakes all the way back to 1915. Remember: they could happen at any time, and by looking at this data, it seems certain North Dakota cities get hit more than others.