Each poster in the Earthquake Summary Poster series
contains multiple panels showing the epicentral area, plate tectonic environment,
earthquake history, and generalized seismic hazard of the region.
These posters are approximately 36 inches wide by 24 inches high.
The posters should be considered preliminary. They are neither completely
definitive (the earthquake data are those available in the first few days after the event) nor
totally accurate (the map base may contain obsolete information, for example).
The posters may be downloaded for viewing or for printing on a color
plotter. Adobe PDF (.pdf) format files are provided. Adobe Acrobat 5.0 or
higher is required for viewing the PDF file on a computer monitor and for
printing the PDF map graphic. IMPORTANT: The PDF map graphic was produced
using TrueType fonts; change the following setting to:
Page(Print)Setup>Properties>Layout>Advanced>Graphic>TrueTypeFont>DownloadAsSoftFont
Your comments about the usefulness of the posters and
suggestions for their improvement are appreciated.
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Earthquake Summary Posters for 2004
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Earthquake Summary Posters for 2003
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2003 01 22: Colima, Mexico, Magnitude 7.6
2003 04 29: Fort Payne, Alabama, Magnitude 4.6
2003 05 21: Northern Algeria, Magnitude 6.8
2003 06 06: Bardwell, Kentucky, Magnitude 4.0
2003 06 20: Amazonas, Brazil, Magnitude 7.1
2003 06 20: Coquimbo, Chile, Magnitude 6.8
2003 07 15: Carlsberg Ridge, Magnitude 7.6
2003 08 21: Fiordland, New Zealand, Magnitude 7.2
2003 09 25: Hokkaido, Japan, Magnitude 8.3
2003 09 27: Respublika Altay, Russian Federation, Magnitude 7.3
2003 10 31: Near East Coast of Honshu, Japan, Magnitude 7.0
2003 11 17: Rat Islands, Alaska, Magnitude 7.8
2003 12 09: Virginia, Magnitude 4.5
2003 12 22: San Simeon, California, Magnitude 6.5
2003 12 26: Bam, Iran, Magnitude 6.6
Loyalty Islands Earthquake Sequence of December 2003 and January 2004
