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Catalogue of Violent and Destructive Earthquakes in the Philippines - With an Appendix: Earthquakes in the Marianas Islands 1599-1909 by Miguel Saderra Masó
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| | |Repetitions were very frequent throughout
| | |the month, more than 100 having been
| | |recorded until the 22d.
| | |
143 |1889 II 5 15 53 |VIII |Western Mindanao. Destructive earthquake
| | |whose origin lay south of Illana Bay. It
| | |was felt with equal force at Zamboanga and
| | |Cotabato, each at a distance of more than
| | |100 kilometers from the epicenter, but did
| | |no harm worth mentioning.
| | |
144 |1889 V 26 2 23 |VIII |Destructive earthquake in the Province of
| | |Batangas and northern Mindoro. It wrecked
| | |the church at Ibaan and severely damaged
| | |the church and other buildings in
| | |Batangas, Bauang, Calapan, and several
| | |other towns.
| | |
145 |1889 X 6 11 10 | VII |Very violent earthquake throughout eastern
| | |Mindanao, with epicenter in the valley of
| | |the Agusan River. It was very perceptible
| | |in every part of the island and on many of
| | |the Visayas.
| | |
146 |1890 II 7 0 10 |VIII |Destructive earthquake in northern Leyte
| | |which split walls in Barugo, Carigara, and
| | |other towns, and produced large fissures
| | |in the lowlands along the coast. On the
| | |7th and 8th occurred 2 strong and more
| | |than 20 light repetitions.
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