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Event:
29 March 1999, Mw=6.4 Chamoli Earthquake, 19:05 UTC |
Special Event Page
This map displays
locations of felt reports received for the Mw=6.4 Chamoli earthquake on 29
March 1999 in the Gharwal Himalayas at 00:35 IST, along the corresponding intensity values. Please
bear in mind the
following preliminary intensities are based on received
felt reports!
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EMS-98 |
Shaking Effects |
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1 |
Not Felt |
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2-3 |
Weak |
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4 |
Largely
Observed |
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5 |
Strong |
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6 |
Slight Damage |
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7 |
Damaging |
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8 |
Heavy
Damage |
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9 |
Destructive |
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10+ |
Very
Destructive |
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Intensity |
Reports |
Locations |
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1 |
2 |
Mumbai, Pune |
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Total = 2 |
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Tabulated summaries
above, provide the number of reports per intensity level. For large
cities, the last two digits of the postal code is provided in
parenthesis. Reports from within large cities that were sent in
without postal codes and/or other area details are clubbed in the row "F" and are not displayed on the felt intensity map.
Due to privacy concerns, original felt reports will not be made
available to third parties. |
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displayed map are from Google Maps. These do not conform to the
external boundaries of India recognized by the Survey of India. That
they are displayed on this page via Google Maps, is only for display purposes and
this should not be misinterpreted as an endorsement
of these boundaries by the Amateur Seismic Centre (ASC). |
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