Chile earthquake List

This is a list of earthquakes in Chile. This list considers every notable earthquake felt or with its epicenter within Chile's current borders and maritime areas.

* Details are approximate for old events.
* Magnitude is measured in the Moment magnitude scale.
* Intensity is measured in the Mercalli intensity scale.
* Hypocenter depth is given in kilometres.
* Time is given in UTC.

Date	Time	Magnitude	Intensity	Epicenter	Depth	Death toll
1570 Concepción earthquake	1570-02-08	9:00	8.3		36°48′S 73°00′W / 36.8°S 73°W / -36.8; -73
1575 Valdivia earthquake	1575-12-16	14:30	8.5		39°48′S 73°12′W / 39.8°S 73.2°W / -39.8; -73.2
1647 Santiago earthquake	1647-05-13	19:30	8.5		35°S 72°W / 35°S 72°W / -35; -72
1751 Concepción earthquake	1751-05-25	1:00	8.5		36°50′S 73°02′W / 36.83°S 73.03°W / -36.83; -73.03
1835 Concepción earthquake	1835-02-20	11:30	8.5		36°50′S 73°02′W / 36.83°S 73.03°W / -36.83; -73.03
1868 Arica earthquake	1868-08-13	16:45	9.0		18°30′S 70.35°0′W / 18.5°S 70.35°W / -18.5; -70.35
1906 Valparaíso earthquake	1906-08-16	19:48	8.2		33°S 72°W / 33°S 72°W / -33; -72	25
1922 Vallenar earthquake	1922-11-10	23:53	8.5		28°30′S 70°0′W / 28.5°S 70°W / -28.5; -70	25	100
1939 Chillán earthquake	1939-01-25	23:32	7.8		36°12′S 72°12′W / 36.2°S 72.2°W / -36.2; -72.2	60	30,000
1943 Coquimbo earthquake	1943-04-06	12:07	8.2		30°45′S 72°0′W / 30.75°S 72°W / -30.75; -72	55
1949 Tierra del Fuego earthquake	1949-12-17	06:53:30[1]	7.8[1]	VIII[1]	54°0′0″S 68°46′11″W / 54°S 68.76972°W / -54; -68.76972[1]	30[1]
1960 Valdivia earthquake	1960-05-22	19:11	9.5[2]	XI[3]	39°30′S 74°30′W / 39.5°S 74.5°W / -39.5; -74.5	30	2231, 3000, 5700[4] or 6000[5]
1965 Santiago earthquake	1965-03-28	12:33	7.1		32°25′05″S 71°06′00″W / 32.418°S 71.100°W / -32.418; -71.100
1971 Illapel earthquake	1971-07-08	23:03	7.5		32°30′40″S 71°12′25″W / 32.511°S 71.207°W / -32.511; -71.207
1985 Santiago earthquake	1985-03-03	22:47	8.0[6]	VIII	33°14′S 71°51′W / 33.24°S 71.85°W / -33.24; -71.85	33	177
1987 Antofagasta earthquake	1987	23:03	7.2
1993 San Juan earthquake	1993-06-08	23:17:41[1]	6.5[1]	VI[1]	31°33′35″S 69°13′48″W / 31.55972°S 69.23°W / -31.55972; -69.23[1]	113[1]
1995 Antofagasta earthquake	1995-07-30	05:11	8.0[6]		23°21′36″S 70°18′36″W / 23.360°S 70.31°W / -23.360; -70.31	47	3
2005 Tarapacá earthquake	2005-06-13	22:45[7]	7.8[6] or 7.9[7]	VII	19°53′42″S 69°07′30″W / 19.895°S 69.125°W / -19.895; -69.125	117.2	11[7]
2007 Aysen Fjord earthquake	2007-04-21	17:53	6.2	VII[8]	45°27′S 72°50′W / 45.45°S 72.833°W / -45.45; -72.833	38.1	10[8]
2007 Antofagasta earthquake	2007-11-14	15:40:53[9]	7.7[9]	IX[10]	22°11′20″S 69°50′35″W / 22.189°S 69.843°W / -22.189; -69.843[9]	60[9]	2[11]
2008 Papudo earthquake	2008-12-18	18:19	6.3	V			0
2009 Arica earthquake	2009-11-13	03:05:57	6.5[12]	V[13]	19°23′06″S 70°15′58″W / 19.385°S 70.266°W / -19.385; -70.266	28	0
2010 Chile earthquake	2010-2-27	03:34	8.8[14][15]		35°49′34″S 72°40′08″W / 35.826°S 72.669°W / -35.826; -72.669	59.4	78 (at 9am local time)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_earthquakes_in_Chile