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Felt An Earthquake?

You can help provide information about the extent of shaking and damage for earthquakes in South Asia by filling out the questionnaire.  This can provide specific details about how your area may respond to future earthquakes. Even if you did not feel the earthquake, but were in the general region of the epicentre, please respond! It is vital to know over which areas the earthquake was felt AND not felt. Your input will be used to draw Historical Intensity Maps and/or Felt Report Maps (see below). The information you enter in this form, may be used to provide qualitative, quantitative, or graphical descriptions of damage on this website or in collaborative publications. If you would object to this possible usage of your data, please do not fill out this form. Finally, please consider filling out a questionnaire for other historic events that occurred in your region. Do try and answer as many questions as possible. So? Did you feel it?

To send in your report, please select the country where you felt the earthquake
Afghanistan  |  Bangladesh  |  Bhutan  |  India  |  Maldives
Myanmar  |  Nepal  |  Pakistan  |  Sri Lanka  |  Other

Felt Earthquake Maps
Reports sent in since 2000, were processed and intensities were assigned based on the criteria laid down by the European Macroseismic Scale (1998). These results have been displayed on the maps below. New maps will be added when there is a widely felt event. Please fill out the questionnaire for other historic earthquakes that you might have felt, even though they are not listed here.

Archive of Felt Earthquake Maps: "Felt" earthquakes in previous years.

Date

M

Latitude

Longitude

Location

EMS

Reports

             

2009

           

29 December 2009

5.7 24.245 94.721

Myanmar-Manipur border

3 1

22 December 2009

1.1 - -

Karachi metropolitan area, Sindh

5 1

13 December 2009

5.2 22.039 91.840

Off the coast of Chittagong

4 1

12 December 2009

5.1 17.126 73.832

Koyna-Warna region, Maharashtra

4 9

14 November 2009

4.8 17.109 73.788

Koyna-Warna region, Maharashtra

4 16

29 October 2009

6.2 36.531 70.707

Hindukush Mountains, Afghanistan

3 4

28 October 2009

4.4 23.708 69.912

Rann of Kachchh, Gujarat

3 2

25 October 2009

5.6 29.502 63.807

Chagai Hills, Afghan-Pakistan bdr

2 3

23 October 2009

6.1 36.394 70.963

Hindukush Mountains, Afghanistan

5 24

17 October 2009

3.0 17.300 73.800

Koyna-Warna region, Maharashtra

2 5

02 October 2009

7.6 -0.714 99.917

Off the coast of Sumatera Barat

2 1

22 September 2009

5.7 27.394 94.803

Magway, Myanmar

4 2

21 September 2009

4.8 30.873 79.050

Gharwal Himalayas, Uttarakhand

5 2

21 September 2009

6.1 20.352 91.424

Mongar-Trashigang, Bhutan

5 10

05 September 2009

4.3 23.394 70.221

Rann of Kachchh, Gujarat

4 2

04 September 2009

5.8 24.318 94.712

Myanmar-Manipur border

4 2

31 August 2009

5.3 25.232 95.128

Myanmar-Manipur border

5 3

12 August 2009

5.5 24.359 94.783

Myanmar-Manipur border

4 8

11 August 2009

7.6 14.013 92.923

Little Coco Island-North Andaman

5 41

26 June 2009

3.3 - -

Central Kerala

4 2

09 May 2009

F - -

Kabul region, Afghanistan

4 2

25 April 2009

4.0 26.400 91.700

Bramhaputra Valley, Assam

4 1

14 April 2009

F - -

Chittagong region, Bangladesh

4 2

09 April 2009

5.1 27.130 70.769

Jaisalmer, Rajasthan

5 5

20 February 2009

5.4 34.229 73.827

Kashmir Himalayas region

5 4

09 January 2009

4.4 30.490 67.110

Quetta region, Balochistan

3 1

04 January 2009

5.8 36.519 70.883

Hindukush Mountains, Afghanistan

4 2

03 January 2009

6.6 36.402 70.754

Hindukush Mountains, Afghanistan

4 4
             
             

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