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Earthquake Lists There are many problems with this article. Help improve it or discuss it on the talk page. (Learn how and when to delete these message templates) This article requires additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by citing reliable sources. Unauthorized material may be challenged and removed. Find Sources: Earthquake Lists – News * Newspapers * Books * Scholar * JSTOR (July 2021) (Learn how and when this news template will be deleted) This article may contain original research. Fix it by verifying the claims made and adding citations. Claims consisting only of original research should be deleted. (July 2021) (Learn how and when to remove this post template) (Learn how and when to remove this post template) Earthquakes (M6.0+) from 1900 to 2017. Earthquakes are caused by movements in the earths crust and in the upper mantle caused. From events too faint to be detected by anything but sensitive instruments, to sudden and violent events lasting many minutes that have caused some of the greatest catastrophes in human history. The following earthquakes are listed by period, region or country, year, magnitude, cost, number of fatalities, and number of scientific studies. Lists by period Before today Lists by country Afghanistan Albania Algeria Argentina Mendoza Province Armenia Australia Azerbaijan Bangladesh Bosnia and Herzegovina Brazil Bulgaria Canada Chile China Sichuan Province Yunnan Province Colombia Costa Rica Croatia Cuba Cyprus SW. Congo Dominican Republic East Timor (East Timor) Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Eritrea Ethiopia France Fiji Georgia (Country) Germany Ghana Greece Guam Guatemala Haiti Island India Indonesia Iran Israel Italy Irpinia Japan Jordan Kosovo Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Malaysia Mexico Morocco Panama Burma Nepal Netherlands New Zealand Palestine Papua New Guinea Peru Philippines Portugal Azores Romania Region Vrancea Russia Samoa Saudi Arabia Slovenia Solomon Islands South Africa South Korea Spain Syria Taiwan Tajikistan Thailand Tonga Turkey United Kingdom United States Alaska California Hawaii Illinois Montana Nevada Oklahoma Puerto Rico South Carolina Vanuatu Washington Vanuatu Texas Utah List By Region Caribbean Levant South Asia Most Dangerous Earthquakes By Year Year Size Location Depth (km) MMI Notes Event Date 1948 7.3 Soviet Union, Turkmen Soviet Socialist Republic 15.0 X 110,000 people were lost and the city of Ashgabat was completely ze disturbed. 1948 Ashgabat Earthquake October 5, 1949 7.5 Soviet Union, Tajikistan Soviet Socialist Republic 18.0 September 12,000 people died, mainly from landslides that flooded the city of Chaita. 1949 Khaita earthquake July 10, 1950 8.6 India, Assam, 15.0. November. This is the largest earthquake on land and the largest caused by continental collision rather than plate subduction. 4,800 people died. 1950 Assam and Tibet earthquakes August 15, 1951 6.5 El SalvadorEarthquake Lists This article has several problems. Help improve this or discuss these on the talk page. (Find out how and when to delete these standard messages) This article requires additional verification links. Help improve this article by adding links to trusted sources. Aftermarket material may be challenged and removed. Find Sources: Earthquake Lists - News * Newspapers * Books * Scientists * JSTOR (July 2021) (Find out how and when to remove this post template) This article may contain original research. Correct it by reviewing the claims submitted and adding the included citations. Claims consisting only of original studies should be removed. (July 2021) (find out how and when to remove this message template) (find out how and when to remove this message template) Earthquakes (M6.0 +) 1900 to 2017 Earthquakes are caused by movements of the earths crust and the upper layers of the crust. They range from events too faint to detect, except with sensitive instruments, to sudden and violent events lasting many minutes that have caused some of the greatest catastrophes in human history. The earthquakes below are listed by period, region or country, year, strength, cost, number of deaths, and number of research studies. Lists by period Before to date Lists by country Afghanistan Algeria Algeria Argentina Mendoza Province Armenia Australia Azerbaijan Bangladesh Bosnia and Herzegovina Brazil Bulgaria Canada Chile China Sichuan Province Yunnan Province Colombia Costa Rica Croatia Cuba Cyprus SW. Congo Dominican Republic East Timor (East Timor) Ecuador Egypt El Salvador Eritrea Ethiopia France Fiji Georgia (country) Germany Ghana Greece Guam Guatemala Haiti Iceland India Indonesia Iran Israel Italy Irpinia Japan Jordan Kosovo Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Malaysia Mexico Morocco Burma Pal Nepal New Zealand Panama Papua New Guinea Peru Philippines Portugal Azores Romania Vrancea Region Russia Samoa Saudi Arabia Slovenia Solomon Islands South Africa South Korea Spain Syria Taiwan Tajikistan Thailand Tonga Turkey United Kingdom USA Alaska California Hawaii Illinois Montana Nevada Oklahoma Puerto Rico South Carolina Texas Venice Washington Y Regional lists Caribbean South Basin Asia The most terrible earthquakes in year Year Size Location Depth (km) Remarks MMI Date of the incident 1948 7.3 Soviet Union, Turkmen SSR 15.0 X 110,000 people died and the city of Ashgabat was completely destroyed. 1948 Ashgabat earthquake October 5, 1949 7.5 Soviet Union, Tajikistan SSR 18.0 Sep 12,000 people died, mainly due to landslides that buried the city of Khaita. 1949 Khaita earthquake 10 July 1950 8.6 India Assam 15.0 XI It is the largest earthquake on land and the strongest caused by a continental collision, not by plate subduction. 4,800 people died. 1950 Assam and the Tibet earthquake August 15, 1951
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