| | |at Agaña, Guam. Great fissures opened in
| | |the ground and displacements occurred
| | |which resulted in the destruction of
| | |several bridges. Similar effects are
| | |reported from Saipan Island. Personal
| | |accidents were limited to a few injured.
| | |Aftershocks were very numerous during the
| | |first days after the earthquake.
| | |
10 |1902 XII 24 7 15 | VI |Very strong earthquake lasting over a
| | |minute. At this time the aftershocks of
| | |the earthquake of September 22 were still
| | |continuing.
| | |
11 |1903 II 10 12 39 | VII |Guam. Violent earthquake which damaged to
| | |some extent the government house at Agaña.
| | |Two distinct series of shocks were
| | |observed, having a total duration of more
| | |than a minute.
| | |
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No. | Date. |Intensity.
| | | Epicenter and effects.
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| _Y. M. d. h. m._ | |
12 |1909 XII 10 9 0 |VIII |Guam. Destructive earthquake. Two shocks
| | |lasting 20 seconds, of which the second
| | |was the more severe. Direction of the
| | |shocks SE-NW. In Agaña practically all the
| | |east and west walls of native mortar