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1. 1992 landers earthquake
2. 2016 ecuador earthquake
3. 1868 hawaii earthquake
4. 1952 kern county earthquake
5. 1994 northridge earthquake
6. 2022 ya'an earthquake
7. 1998 balleny islands earthquake
8. 1970 tonghai earthquake
9. 2016 fukushima earthquake
10. 2021 larissa earthquake
11. may 2015 nepal earthquake
12. 5 august 2018 lombok earthquake
13. 1700 cascadia earthquake
14. 2021 assam earthquake
15. 1965 puget sound earthquake
16. 1868 hayward earthquake
17. 1959 hebgen lake earthquake
18. 2022 sumatra earthquake
19. 2015 sabah earthquake
20. 2019 albania earthquake
21. 2008 illinois earthquake
22. lawn lake dam
23. 2019 davao del sur earthquake
24. 1970 ancash earthquake
25. 2004 tasman sea earthquake
26. 2021 arkalochori earthquake
27. 2014 south napa earthquake
28. parkfield earthquake
29. 1989 newcastle earthquake
30. 2021 mansfield earthquake
31. 2015 mount everest avalanches
32. 1989 loma prieta earthquake
33. 1964 niigata earthquake
34. 2021 kermadec islands earthquakes
35. 1999 hector mine earthquake
36. 2020 sparta earthquake
37. april 2011 fukushima earthquake
38. lytton wildfire
39. 2001 nisqually earthquake
40. lake pinatubo

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