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    Date Where (County) Magnitude Fatalities

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    This document lists major earthquakes that occurred in California from 1901 to 2010, including the location, magnitude, and number of fatalities. Some of the largest quakes include the 1906 San Francisco earthquake which was a magnitude 7.8 and caused over 3,000 deaths, the 1971 San Fernando earthquake near Los Angeles at magnitude 6.6 that killed 65 people, and the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake in Santa Cruz with a magnitude of 6.9 that caused 63 deaths. The list shows that quakes of magnitude 6 or greater occurred frequently in different regions of California throughout the past century.

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    This document lists major earthquakes that occurred in California from 1901 to 2010, including the location, magnitude, and number of fatalities. Some of the largest quakes include the 1906 San Francisco earthquake which was a magnitude 7.8 and caused over 3,000 deaths, the 1971 San Fernando earthquake near Los Angeles at magnitude 6.6 that killed 65 people, and the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake in Santa Cruz with a magnitude of 6.9 that caused 63 deaths. The list shows that quakes of magnitude 6 or greater occurred frequently in different regions of California throughout the past century.

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    This document lists major earthquakes that occurred in California from 1901 to 2010, including the location, magnitude, and number of fatalities. Some of the largest quakes include the 1906 San Francisco earthquake which was a magnitude 7.8 and caused over 3,000 deaths, the 1971 San Fernando earthquake near Los Angeles at magnitude 6.6 that killed 65 people, and the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake in Santa Cruz with a magnitude of 6.9 that caused 63 deaths. The list shows that quakes of magnitude 6 or greater occurred frequently in different regions of California throughout the past century.

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    This document lists major earthquakes that occurred in California from 1901 to 2010, including the location, magnitude, and number of fatalities. Some of the largest quakes include the 1906 San Francisco earthquake which was a magnitude 7.8 and caused over 3,000 deaths, the 1971 San Fernando earthquake near Los Angeles at magnitude 6.6 that killed 65 people, and the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake in Santa Cruz with a magnitude of 6.9 that caused 63 deaths. The list shows that quakes of magnitude 6 or greater occurred frequently in different regions of California throughout the past century.

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    Date Where (county) Magnitude Fatalities

    1901 Monterey 6.4 0


    1906 San Francisco 7.8 3000
    1911 Calaveras 6.5 0
    1915 Imperial Valley 6.3 6
    1918 Riverside 6.8 1
    1922 Humboldt 7.3 0
    1922 Monterey 6.1 0
    1923 Humboldt 7.2 0
    1925 Santa Barbara 6.8 13
    1926 Santa Barbara 5.5 1
    1926 Monterey 6.1 0
    1927 Santa Barbara 7.1 0
    1932 Humboldt 6.4 1
    1933 Los Angeles 6.4 115
    1934 Monterey 6.1 0
    1940 Imperial Valley 7.1 9
    1952 Kern County 7.3 12
    1952 Kern County 5.8 2
    1954 Humboldt 6.5 1
    1955 Contra Costa 5.4 1
    1957 San Mateo 5.3 1
    1966 Monterey 6.1 0
    1966 Nevada 5.9 0
    1969 Sonoma 5.7 1
    1971 Los Angeles 6.6 65
    1975 Butte 5.8 0
    1979 Santa Clara 5.7 0
    1979 Imperial Valley 6.4 0
    1980 Alameda 5.8 0
    1980 Mono 6.2 0
    1980 Mono 6 0
    1980 Humboldt 7.2 0
    1983 Fresno 6.4 0
    1984 Santa Clara 6.2 0
    1984 Mondocino 5.8 0
    1986 Riverside 6.1 0
    1986 Mono 6.2 0
    1987 Los Angeles 5.9 8
    1987 Los Angeles 5.6 1
    1987 Imperial 6.5 2
    1987 Imperial 6.7 0
    1989 Santa Cruz 5.4 1
    1989 Santa Clara 6.9 63
    1991 Los Angeles 5.6 2
    1991 Humboldt 7 0
    1992 San Bernadino 6.2 0
    1992 Mendocino 7.2 0
    1992 San Bernadino 7.3 3
    1992 San Bernadino 6.5 0
    1994 Los Angeles 6.7 60
    1994 Humboldt 7 0
    1999 Nevada 7.1 0
    2000 Napa 5 0
    2002 Ventura 4.6 0
    2002 Santa Clara 4.9 0
    2002 Humboldt 5.3 0
    2002 Orange 4.8 0
    2002 Contra Costa 3.9 0
    2002 San Mateo 3.6 0
    2003 Kern 4.7 0
    2003 Contra Costa 4.1 0
    2003 San Bernadino 5.2 0
    2003 San Bernadino 4.6 0
    2003 Imperial 4 0
    2003 Sonoma 4.2 0
    2003 Santa Clara 3.8 0
    2003 Marin 3.4 0
    2003 Humboldt 5.3 0
    2003 Los Angeles 3.9 0
    2003 Alameda 4 0
    2003 Ventura 3.4 0
    2003 San Diego 3.6 0
    2003 Contra Costa 3.5 0
    2003 San Luis Obispo 6.6 2
    2004 Kern 3 0
    2004 Monterey 6 0
    2005 Monterey 4.1 0
    2005 Riverside 5.2 0
    2005 Humboldt 7.2 0
    2005 Los Angeles 4.9 0
    2005 Humboldt 6.6 0
    2005 Monterey 4.7 0
    2006 Lake 4.5 0
    2007 Humboldt 5.2 0
    2007 Monterey 4.3 0
    2007 San Francisco 4.2 0
    2007 Los Angeles 4.4 0
    2007 San Francisco 5.6 0
    2008 Humboldt 5.4 0
    2008 Los Angeles 5.5 0
    2009 Los Angeles 4.5 0
    2009 San Francisco 3.5 0
    2009 Humboldt 4.3 0
    2009 Humboldt 3.5 0
    2009 Los Angeles 4.7 0
    2009 San Francisco 3.5 0
    2010 Humboldt 6.5 0

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