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(39) 103 The Houston Area Has Over 150 Active Faults (estimated To Be 300 Active Faults) With An Aggregate Length Of Up To 310 Miles (500 Km) Including The Long Point�Eureka Heights Fault System Which Runs Through The Center Of The City No Significant Historically Recorded Earthquakes Have Occurred In Houston But Researchers Do Not Discount The Possibility Of Such Quakes Having Occurred In The Deeper Past Nor Occurring In The Future Land In Some Areas Southeast Of Houston Is Sinking Because Water Has Been Pumped Out Of The Ground For Many Years It May Be Associated With Slip Along The Faults; However The Slippage Is Slow And Not Considered An Earthquake Where Stationary Faults Must Slip Suddenly Enough To Create Seismic Waves. These Faults Also Tend To Move At A Smooth Rate In What Is Termed "fault Creep" Which Further Reduces The Risk Of An Earthquake
! . . Tyler (98,564) In 1983 the Wells Fargo Bank Plaza was completed which became the second-tallest building in Houston and in Texas and the 11th-tallest in the country it was designed by Skidmore Owings & Merrill and Lloyd Jones Brewer and Associates and supposedly resembles an abstracted dollar sign in plan From street level the building is 71 stories tall or 972 ft (296 m) tall it also extends four more stories below street level!
As of 2014 the Houston area has relatively fewer national chain restaurants compared to other U.S metropolitan areas due to the number of established local restaurant operations Famous restaurateurs include Jim Goode and Ninfa Laurenzo as well as the families of Molina's Pappas Restaurants Carrabbas and the Mandola's restaurants. Some of Houston's oldest and most distinctive architecture are found in the northern sections of downtown as the city grew around Allen's Landing and the Market Square historic district where several representations of 19th-century urban architecture still stand. Concrete auditorium fronted by a large glass atrium over which is a slightly curved roof supported by narrow angled poles, 4.8 Allies close in (1944) The Soviet Union was responsible for the Katyn massacre of 22,000 Polish officers and the imprisonment or execution of thousands of political prisoners by the NKVD along with mass civilian deportations to Siberia in the Baltic states and eastern Poland annexed by the Red Army. . . .
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