1857 Fort Tejon/Central California M7.9
1906 San Francisco/Northern California M7.8
1872 Owens Valley M7.4-7.8
1952 Kern County M7.3
1992 Landers M7.3
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4 large earthquakes worldwide in 1989 according to USGS.1989 08 08 - Santa Cruz County, California - M 5.41989 10 18 - Loma Prieta, California - M 6.91989 12 25 - Ungava, Quebec, Canada - M 6.01989 12 27 - Newcastle, Australia - M 5.5
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The most earthquakes occur in Alaska, followed by California.
The most frequent number of earthquakes in U.S. are in Alaska followed by California.
California is situated on a large fault line that extends from north to south.
California is most commonly associated with earthquakes in the lower 48 US states. California sits along the San Andreas Fault, a major tectonic boundary that is known for producing large earthquakes. Washington also experiences earthquakes, but they are less frequent and severe compared to California.
Southern California experiences thousands of earthquakes every year, but most are very small and go unnoticed. On average, Southern California typically experiences several hundred earthquakes each year that are large enough to be felt by people.
California has had many earthquakes, but no recorded hurricanes.
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California is famous for its earthquakes.
There is no earthquake known as the San Juan Bautista Earthquake. Earthquakes are common in San Juan Bautista and all of California, and there have been dozens of large earthquakes in the area.
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Southern California did not have any significant earthquakes in 1967. There was an earthquake in 1968 and 3 earthquakes in 1969 that did significant damage to southern California.
You can find information about earthquakes that have happened in California on the earthquake page of the USGS website. Alternatively you can find information on the about website under the geography section which has an article about earthquakes in California.
Yes. Earthquakes are a common occurrence in California, and some of the faults have been known to produce major earthquakes. It is inevitable that more major earthquakes will strike California in the future, but there is no way of knowing when or where they will be centered.
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