Shallow
In Europe
sanfransisco
The most recent damaging earthquake was very shallow - only about 10 km deep, and indeed I think that today they even had one as shallow as 1km. You may look the data up on geonet.org.nz
it was in INDIAN OCEAN it was a 9.3 earthquake.
They can happen anywhere. But they occur most commonly on plate boundaries. It is the collision of these tectonic plates that, in most cases, cause the earthquake.
The most earthquake prone part of the US is Alaska. California is the second most earthquake prone state and Hawaii third. According to the USGS National Earthquake Center, there is an earthquake of magnitude 7.0 or greater in the US once every few years.
Tsunamis happen when an earthquake occurs on the ocean floor, causing the water to move vigorously.
yes but not major ones most are caused by other earthquakes
In the summer, that is when most of the earthquakes happen. If there happens to be a big earthquake, there is a chance of a big tsunami.
The graph of earthquake depths typically displays the depth of seismic events on the vertical axis and the number of earthquakes or frequency on the horizontal axis. It often reveals that most earthquakes occur at shallow depths (0-70 kilometers), with fewer events recorded at intermediate (70-300 kilometers) and deep (greater than 300 kilometers) levels. This pattern reflects the tectonic activity at plate boundaries, where shallow earthquakes are more common due to the movement of tectonic plates. Overall, the graph highlights the relationship between earthquake depth and tectonic processes.
it accualy depends on what fault it is near and if your location is most vonerable to an a earthquake. in case you are wondering, a fault is a crevice in the earth where the earth is most likely to shake. lots of faults are really dangerous, so it is allways a safe idea to have an earthquake kit if you happen to live near a fault.
The most famous Earthquake is the Haiti Earthquake. That would partly depend on where you lived. To people in Lisbon, the most famous earthquake would be that which destroyed that Portuguese city in the early 1700s.