Catalogue of Violent and Destructive Earthquakes in the Philippines: With an Appendix: Earthquakes in the Marianas Islands 1599-1909Saderra Masó, Miguel
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Catalogue of Violent and Destructive Earthquakes in the Philippines: With an Appendix: Earthquakes in the Marianas Islands 1599-1909
| | |preceded by two of less severity at
| | |18h 10m and 18h 36m.
| | |
178 |1899 XII 26 4 20 | VI |Very strong earthquake in the Agusan River
| | |Valley.
| | |
179 |1900 VIII 14 4 14 | VI |Very strong earthquake in Masbate and
| | |northern Cebu.
| | |
180 |1901 IX 10 8 30 | VII |Very violent earthquake in eastern
| | |Tayabas; damaged the church of Calauag and
| | |other towns on the eastern shores of Lamon
| | |Bay. Large fissures opened on the beach
| | |and the water became very turbid; dead
| | |fishes were likewise found.
| | |
181 |1901 XII 15 6 58 | VII |Very violent earthquake in southern Luzon.
| | |Some towns in Batangas Province suffered
| | |slight damage.
| | |
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No. | Date. |Intensity.
| | | Epicenter and effects.
----+--------------------+-----+------------------------------------------
| _Y. M. d. h. m._ | |
182 |1902 VII 12 21 47 | VI |Northeastern Mindanao. Very strong
| | |earthquake with epicenter in Butuan Bay.
| | |Two repetitions, which occurred on the
| | |13th, showed little intensity.
| | |
183 |1902 VIII 21 19 17 | X |Southwestern Mindanao. Destructive
| | |earthquake in the Lanao and Cotabato
| | |districts. It proceeded from the center
| | |which lies in the northern part of Illana
| | |Bay, and caused heavy damage to all the
| | |buildings in the towns and in the Moro
| | |villages and strongholds within the
| | |meizoseismal region. The effects were
| | |extraordinary on land as well as within
| | |the bay; in the latter the telegraph
| | |cables were found broken and buried by
| | |debris. It is assumed as certain that
| | |there were many lives lost in the Moro
| | |forts, but their number is not known. The
| | |aftershocks were so frequent that some 400
| | |could be counted within the first 8 days
| | |after the disaster, some 10 or 12 of these
| | |reaching force VI and VII.
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