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Earthquake events

• 1820 Zakynthos earthquake – M_w  6.86, Greece. 386 killed. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
• 1847 Cairo earthquake – Egypt, MSK IX, 185 killed. [6] [7] [8]
• 1853 Cumaná earthquake – M_s  6.7 Venezuela, MMI IX, >1,000–4,000 killed. (4–6 m tsunami) [9] [10]
• 1882 Fort Collins earthquake – M_w  6.6 in Colorado, Biggest recorded earthquake to hit Colorado [11]
• 1885 Bengal earthquake – M_w 6.9 in Bangladesh and Myanmar, 75 deaths [12]
• 1911 Calaveras earthquake – M_w 6.5 [13]
• 1929 Suşehri earthquake - tr
• 1950 Java earthquake – M_w  6.6 in Indonesia, 16 deaths, MMI VII [14][15][16]
• 1951 Nicaragua earthquake
• 1954 Eureka earthquake – M_L 6.5, one killed and several injured [17]
• 1957 Jamaica earthquake – M_w 6.2 in Jamaica, 3–4 deaths, several injuries, major damage [18] [19][20]
• 1969 Huaytapallana earthquake
• 1970 Luzon earthquake – M_w 7.4, 15 deaths, major damage in Manila.
• 1971 Burdur earthquake – M_w  6.3, Turkey. 57–100 deaths. [21] [22] [23]
• 1973 Knoxville earthquake – tied for the most powerful known earthquake generated by the Eastern Tennessee Seismic Zone
• 1977 Solomon Islands earthquakes – Series of earthquakes, largest M_w 7.5, 52 deaths in total.
• 1980 Mammoth Lakes earthquakes – A series of 5.5–6.2 earthquakes near Aspen Springs, Mono county. Several injured and some damage. [24]
• 1986 Ohio earthquake – M_w  5.0, 17 injured, significant damage.[25]
• 1987 Pantar earthquake – M_w 6.7 in Indonesia, 125 deaths, 108 injured[26][27]
• 1989 Datong earthquake – M_w 5.4 in China, 29 deaths, 150 injured[28]
• 1989 Sichuan earthquake – M_w 6.4 in China, 11 deaths, 42 injured[29]
• 1990 Balochistan earthquake – M_w 6.1 in Pakistan, 11 deaths, 40 injured[30]
• 1990 Hindu Kush earthquake – M_w 5.8 in Afghanistan, 11 deaths, 250 injured[31]
• 1990 Hormozgan earthquake – M_w 6.6 in Iran, 22 deaths, 100 injured[32]
• 1990 Minahasa earthquake – M_w 7.8 in Indonesia, 5 deaths, 36 injured [33][34]
• 1991 Arequipa earthquake – M_w 5.3 in Peru, 92 deaths, 30 injured[35]
• 1991 Erbil earthquake – M_w 5.5 in Iraq, 20 deaths, many injured[36]
• 1991 Guatemala earthquake – M_w 6.2 in Quatemala, 25 deaths, 200 injured[37][38]
• 1991 Yemen earthquake – M_w 4.7 in Yemen, 11 deaths, 40 injured.[39][40]
• 1993 Futuna earthquake – M_w 6.4 earthquake in Wallis and Futuna, 5 dead, 201 injured (20 serious)[41] [42]
• 1994 Afghanistan earthquake – M_w 6.1 in Afghanistan, 160 deaths, 330 injured[43][44]
• 1994 North Maluku earthquake – M_w 7.0 in Indonesia, 9 deaths, 300 injured[45][46]
• 1994 Uganda earthquake – M_w 6.2 in Uganda, 9 deaths[47][48]
• 1995 Choco earthquake – M_w 6.4 in Colombia, 45 deaths, 400 injured[49][50]
• 1995 Gansu earthquake – M_w 5.6 in China, 14 deaths, 60 injured[51]
• 1995 Paphos earthquake – M_w 5.9 in Cyprus, 2 dead, 5 injured, significant damage[52][53]
• 1995 Tauramena earthquake – M_w 6.5 quake in Colombia. MMI IX. Six deaths. [54]
• 1996 Cotopaxi earthquake – M_w 6.0 in Ec­or, 27 deaths, 100 injured[55]
• 1999 Kazerun earthquake – M_w  6.2 in Iran, 26 killed, MMI VII [56]
• 2004 Bali earthquake – M_w 5.8 in Indonesia – 1 dead, 29 (22 from Lombok, 7 from Bali) injured. Maximum Intensity VI [57] [58]
• 2007 Rasht earthquake – M_w 5.2 in Tajikistan, 12 deaths.[59]
• 2007 Yunnan earthquake – M_w 6.1 in China, 3 dead, 329 injured[60][61]
• 2012 Sulawesi earthquake – M_w  6.3 in Indonesia, 6 dead, 43 injured [62][63]
• 2017 Taxkorgan earthquake – M_w 5.4 in China, 8 dead, 25 injured[64][65]
• 1793 Kansei earthquake
• 1904 Oslo earthquake
• 1933 Abruzzo earthquake, series of earthquakes, largest M_w  5.6–6.0 in Italy, 12 deaths[66][67]
• 1950 Cusco earthquake
• 1951 El Salvador earthquakes
• 1975 Coquimbo earthquake – M_s 6.9 in Chile, 2–3 deaths, 18–25 injuries, 28,000 homeless, major damage, Maximum MMI VIII [68][69][70]
• 1986 Cuzco earthquake – M_w 5.2 in Peru, 16 deaths, 170 injured[71]
• 2000 Afyon earthquake – M_w  6.0 in Turkey, 6 deaths, 41 injured[72]

Earthquake-related topics

• Earthquakes in the Northeastern United States
• Southern Oklahoma Seismic Zone
• Azores Plate
• Saline River Fault
• San Andreas Valley
• Liquefaction zone
• Main Boundary Thrust
• Pontesford–Linley Fault
• Banda Detachment
• Cimandiri Fault
• Kendeng Fault

Resources

• "National Geophysical Data Center / World Data Service (NGDC/WDS): NCEI/WDS Global Significant Earthquake Database. NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information". 1972. doi:10.7289/V5TD9V7K. Retrieved 3 April 2023.