What are the Least seismically active states?

The least seismically active states in the U.S. are typically those located in the central and eastern parts of the country, particularly regions like Florida, Iowa, and the eastern parts of the Midwest. These areas experience very few earthquakes due to their distance from tectonic plate boundaries. States such as North Dakota and South Dakota also have low seismic activity. While minor tremors can occur, significant earthquakes are rare in these regions.