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Earthquakes

WorldPhysical Environment

Time series data showing locations and Richter scale magnitudes of significant earthquakes from 1800 BCE to 2019. Use timeline controls at bottom of the map to display data by time period.

NOAA

A world map of earthquake activity from 2000 to 2019. Circles of varying sizes represent earthquake magnitudes, with larger circles for higher magnitudes. Significant activity is noted in Colombia, Iran, Turkey, Tanzania, and the North Atlantic Ocean.

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	Earthquakes	Earthquakes	Earthquakes	Earthquakes	Earthquakes	Earthquakes	Earthquakes	Earthquakes	Earthquakes	Class	Rank	Millions people	Class	Rank	Metric tons	Class	Rank	Acres
Alabama											31	62,000		30	869,000		37	19,700
Alaska		1									44	10,000		54	0		58	1,020
Alberta														46	44,000		21	61,700
Arizona											9	273,000		37	224,000		11	145,000
Arkansas											32	58,000		17	3,050,000		42	11,100
British Columbia														48	11,800		35	23,000
California	1										1	2,739,000		43	89,900		1	1,170,000
Colorado											15	162,000		18	3,010,000		17	79,300
Connecticut											18	113,000		58	0		43	9,250
Delaware											41	24,000		31	721,000		29	33,600
District of Columbia											42	21,000					63	0
Florida											4	772,000		36	233,000		5	245,000
Georgia											7	339,000		25	1,710,000		14	109,000
Hawaii											33	51,000		63	0		45	8,580
Idaho											38	29,000		33	604,000		2	354,000
Illinois											6	425,000		2	57,600,000		22	61,400
Indiana											20	102,000		5	24,800,000		26	40,100
Iowa											37	37,000		1	63,000,000		47	7,700
Kansas											29	69,000		9	13,000,000		51	6,380
Kentucky											35	46,000		14	5,350,000		44	8,960
Louisiana											27	70,000		24	1,880,000		40	12,900
Maine											48	5,000		55	0		20	62,200
Manitoba														28	1,330,000		19	68,800
Maryland											12	225,000		26	1,590,000		31	29,300
Massachusetts											13	209,000		60	0		38	19,000
Michigan											21	91,000		13	8,530,000		8	166,000
Minnesota											26	81,000		3	37,100,000		6	212,000
Mississippi											39	25,000		22	2,370,000		27	36,800
Missouri											34	50,000		10	12,800,000		39	18,500
Montana											51	3,000		39	196,000		41	11,800
Nebraska											36	42,000		4	37,000,000		34	23,300
Nevada	1										14	168,000		53	0		54	3,200
New Brunswick														47	42,900		23	48,700
New Hampshire											43	11,000		50	0		52	3,700
New Jersey											5	440,000		40	196,000		25	47,800
New Mexico											30	63,000		42	136,000		32	28,000
New York											3	835,000		23	2,040,000		13	125,000
Newfoundland and Labrador														51	0		57	1,390
North Carolina											8	296,000		21	2,510,000		9	155,000
North Dakota											47	5,000		12	8,880,000		18	79,000
Northwest Territories														57	0		62	8
Nova Scotia														45	47,700		48	7,420
Nunavut														52	0		64	0
Ohio											23	89,000		7	15,100,000		28	35,300
Oklahoma											22	90,000		32	620,000		49	6,860
Ontario														11	9,440,000		7	170,000
Oregon											19	108,000		35	271,000		10	154,000
Pennsylvania											16	153,000		19	2,990,000		24	48,100
Prince Edward Island														62	0		16	88,900
Québec														16	3,560,000		12	134,000
Rhode Island											40	24,000		56	0		56	2,240
Saskatchewan														59	0		46	7,740
South Carolina											25	88,000		29	930,000		30	30,300
South Dakota											46	7,000		6	16,800,000		59	830
Tennessee											17	128,000		20	2,630,000		33	27,700
Texas											2	1,739,000		15	3,880,000		15	102,000
Utah											24	89,000		44	67,100		50	6,690
Vermont											50	3,000		49	0		53	3,450
Virginia											10	251,000		27	1,440,000		36	22,700
Washington											11	246,000		34	419,000		3	326,000
West Virginia											49	4,000		41	149,000		55	2,650
Wisconsin											28	70,000		8	13,900,000		4	251,000
Wyoming											45	7,000		38	218,000		60	617
Yukon														61	0		61	47

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