Earthquakes Search Results

Currently displaying record(s) 1 to 10 of 10 earthquakes in the database.

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Magnitude	UTC	Sydney time	Latitude	Longitude	Depth (km)	Approximate location	Solution finalised
6.1	02 June 1979 @ 09:47:59	02 June 1979 @ 19:47:59	-30.827	117.179	3	Cadoux, WA. Isoseismal Map in AGSO Atlas and surface faulting	Yes
6.6	23 April 1979 @ 05:45:10	23 April 1979 @ 15:45:10	-16.660	120.270	26	Broome WA	Yes
6.0	24 March 1970 @ 10:35:17	24 March 1970 @ 20:35:17	-22.050	126.610	8	West of Lake Mackay, WA. Fredrich, McCaffrey & Denham, 1988 obtained a solution is almost pure thrust faulting with a north striking fault plane, steeply dipping.	Yes
6.5	14 October 1968 @ 02:58:50	14 October 1968 @ 12:58:50	-31.620	116.980	10	Meckering, WA. Most damaging Australian earthquake to date. Isoseismal map drawn by Everingham who also mapped the 35 km long reverse fault.	Yes
6.3	29 April 1941 @ 01:35:39	29 April 1941 @ 11:35:39	-26.920	115.800	0	Meeberrie, WA. Everingham et al (1982) revised the original isoseismal map drawn up at the Dominion Observatory from the newspaper reports	Yes
6.0	12 July 1934 @ 14:24:18	13 July 1934 @ 00:24:18	-15.000	112.500	0		Yes
6.6	16 August 1929 @ 21:28:23	17 August 1929 @ 07:28:23	-16.990	120.660	33	Offshore Broome, WA.	Yes
6.2	08 February 1920 @ 05:24:30	08 February 1920 @ 15:24:30	-35.000	111.000	33	Offshore WA	Yes
7.8	19 November 1906 @ 07:18:00	19 November 1906 @ 17:18:00	-22.000	109.000	60		Yes
6.0	15 December 1873 @ 04:00:00	15 December 1873 @ 14:04:52	-26.250	127.500	0	East of Warburton, WA. This earthquake was strongly felt by explorer Giles from whose account Everingham estimated an intensity of MM 7 and a nearby epicentre	Yes

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Data retrieved: 12/07/2017 @ 03:55:38 (UTC)