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Collepasso

Live hazards, weather and earthquake history for Collepasso, Apulia, Italy. Updated automatically from official sources.

Notable events within 100 km, 12 months

0

Quakes within 100 km, 12 months (all sizes)

0

Strongest nearby, 10 years

M4.1

Nearest volcano

291 km

Stromboli

Hazard summary for Collepasso

In the past 12 months 0 notable hazard events were recorded within 100 km of Collepasso. Instruments also logged 0 earthquakes of all sizes in the same area. The strongest earthquake within 100 km in the last ten years measured magnitude 4.1. The largest quake on record within 300 km was a magnitude 7.2 on 8 Sept 1905. The nearest volcano is Stromboli, about 291 km away. Over the last 9 years the area has averaged 0.1 magnitude 4+ earthquakes a year, with the most in 2018 (1). So far 2026 has been quieter than average, with 0. The deadliest disaster on record within 300 km was the 1783 magnitude 6.9 earthquake near Tyrrhenian Calabria, which killed 30,000 people.

Notable events within 100 km, by month

Year by year, within 100 km

Magnitude 4+ earthquakes near Collepasso each year.

YearNotable eventsM4+ quakesStrongest
202600—
202500—
202400—
202300—
202200—
202100—
202000—
201900—
201811M4.1
201700—

Recent activity nearby

Events within 300 km in the last 90 days.

Strongest earthquakes on record

Magnitude 5 and above within 300 km, since 1900.

Historic disasters nearby

The most significant damaging earthquakes, tsunamis and eruptions within 300 km, from NOAA records going back centuries.

  • M6.9 earthquake, Tyrrhenian Calabria

    5 February 1783Triggered a tsunami30,000 killed

  • M6.5 earthquake, Campania, Potenza

    16 December 185710,000 killed

  • Earthquake, Calabria,Montemurro

    16 September 185710,000 killed

  • M7.0 earthquake, Cosenza,Martirano, Nicastro, Calabria

    27 March 1638Triggered a tsunami9,581 killed

  • M7.2 earthquake, Croatia: Dubrovnik: Ragusa

    6 April 1667Triggered a tsunami5,000 killed

  • M6.9 earthquake, Avellino, Potenza, Caserta, Naples

    23 November 19804,689 killed7,700 injured$20,000m damage

  • Earthquake, Calitri

    8 September 16944,057 killed

  • Earthquake, Basilicata To Pouilles

    17 July 13614,000 killed