|Rungpur to Monghyr | 990 }| carboniferous, granitoid,| Journal’ | |Rungpur to Calcutta |1,210 }| and later igneous rocks | | |Ships ‘Rambler’ and |1,056 |Sea bottom resting on |‘Nautical | | ‘Millwood,’ at sea, | | unknown rock |Magazine’ | | 1851; between lat. | | | | | 16° 30′ N.L., 54° | | | | | 30′ W., and lat. 23°| | | | | 30′ N.L., 58° 0′ W. | | | | +---------------------+-------+--------------------------+----------+ THE LISBON EARTHQUAKE ON NOVEMBER 1, 1755. +----------------------------+---------+--------+--------+ | | Moment |Distance|Velocity| | Localities |observed | from |in feet | | |of shock |presumed| per | | | | origin | second | +----------------------------+---------+--------+--------+ | | h. m. | ° ′ | | | Presumed focus of shock, | } 9 23 | -- | -- | | lat. 30°, long. 11° W. | } | | | | A ship at sea in lat. 38°, | } 9 24 | 0 30 | 3,091 | | long. 10° 47′ W. | } | | | | Colares | 9 30 | 1 30 | 1,325 | | Lisbon | 9 32 | 1 30 | 1,030 | | Oporto | 9 38 | 2 30 | 1,030 | | Ayamont | 9 50 | 4 0 | 916 | | Cadiz | 9 48 | 5 0 | 1,236 | | Tangier and Tetuan | 9 46 | 5 30 | 1,478 | | Madrid | 9 43 | 6 0 | 1,855 | | Funchal | 10 1 | 8 30 | 1,382 | | Portsmouth | 10 3 | 12 30 | 1,431 | | Havre | 10 23 | 13 0 | 1,339 | | Reading | 10 27 | 13 30 | 1,304 | | Yarmouth | 10 42 | 15 0 | 1,174 | | Amsterdam | 10 6 | 17 0 | 2,444 | | Loch Ness | 10 42 | 18 0 | 1,409 | +----------------------------+---------+--------+--------+ THE LISBON EARTHQUAKE OF MARCH 31, 1761.[17]