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Seismicity Report for Northern California,
the Nation, and the World for the week of
January 26 - February 1, 1995
Data and text prepared by
  Steve Walter and Barry Hirshorn
U.S. Geological Survey
345 Middlefield Rd.  MS-977, Menlo Park, CA  94025
Graphics by Quentin Lindh
     
San Francisco Bay Area    
    
   Seismicity returned to normal in the past week, following ten days of
increased activity along the northern Calaveras fault.  During the
seven-day period ending at midnight on Wednesday, February 1, 1995 the
U.S. Geological Survey office in Menlo Park recorded 23 earthquakes of
magnitude one (M1) and greater within the San Francisco Bay area shown in
Figure 1.  Only three were as large as M2.0.  This total compares to 57
earthquakes during the previous seven-day period (January 19 - 25), eleven
of which were as large as M2. 
   The northern Calaveras, which produced eleven M2 earthquakes during the
previous two weeks, experienced nothing larger than a pair of M1 events on
Sunday evening (#3 in figure 1).   The only earthquake as large as M2 in
the East Bay was a M2.0 on the central Concord fault just before noon on
Monday (#4/1).
   The largest earthquake in the Bay Area was a M3.2 last Friday afternoon
that occurred on the creeping segment of the San Andreas about three miles
south of San Juan Bautista (#1/1).  Except for a couple of small
aftershocks, this was the only activity on the San Andreas. 
   Other events worth mentioning include a M2.1 on the San Gregorio fault
just east of Pescadero (#2/1) and a pair of M1's on the Black Mountain
fault just northwest of San Jose. 
  
Northern & Central California
	
   It was a fairly quiet week throughout the rest of California as well. 
Cape Mendocino continued quiet with nothing as large as M3.  Offshore
there were three earthquakes along the Mendocino fracture zone, the
largest a M2.6 (#7/2).  Onshore, a pair of M2's occurred just east of
Garberville, both at a depth of about 20 km (#4/2).  To the north, a M2.1
occurred near Bridgeville at a depth of about 26 km, deep enough to
qualify as a subduction earthquake (#1/2).
   The largest earthquake in the state was a M3.7 event that occurred
Wednesday afternoon in the Little Valley area about 30 miles north-
northeast of Lassen Peak (#8/2).  This is the largest earthquake seen in
this southern part of the Modoc Plateau since the area was instrumented in
the late 1970's.  
   Seismicity in central California was pretty much limited to the
creeping segment of the San Andreas north of San Benito (#3/2).  The two
largest earthquakes were a pair of M3's that occurred last Friday
afternoon about eleven miles northwest of San Benito.  Interestingly, this
was just minutes after the M3.2 in the San Juan Bautista area (#1/1).  A
pair of M2 shocks followed several miles farther southeast the next day.  
Long Valley Caldera
   For the second week in a row there were no earthquakes as large as M2
within the Long Valley caldera.  The only notable activity in the area was
a small cluster of events last Saturday that was located southeast of
Mount Morrison (#1/3).  The largest of these was a M3.1 event.
USA Seismicity (January 23 - February 1)
  
  The largest earthquake in the lower 48 states did not occur in
California.  Nor, for that matter, did the second largest earthquake. 
According to data provided by the National Earthquake Information Center,
a M5.0 in western Washington was the week's largest domestic earthquake,
followed closely by a M4.6 in central Idaho.  The M5.0 event occurred last
Saturday evening near Auburn, WA, south of Seattle and quite near SeaTac
airport (#3/4).   The earthquake was felt throughout western Washington
and into northern Oregon.  Damage from the quake was minor and no injuries
were reported.    
   The previous evening a M4.6 occurred in north-central Idaho that was
felt in the Salmon, ID area (#2/4). A M3.0 in northwestern Montana was
probably felt in the Kalispell area (#5/4) and a M3.5 occurred just west
of the Continental Divide in western Wyoming (#1/4).  
The Planet Earth  (January 23 - February 1)
 
    The largest earthquake worldwide during the past week was a Ms6.9 in
the Irian Jaya region of Indonesia (#3/5).   Other events of note in the
southwestern Pacific rim include a Ms5.4 in the Kermadec Islands region
(#1/5), a Ms6.2 in the Solomon Islands (#2/5), and a Mb5.5 off the
southeast coast of Honshu, Japan (#6/5).
   Two notable earthquakes occurred in south-central Asia:  a Mb5.1 along
the Afghanistan-Tajikistan border that was felt at Chitrl, Pakistan (#4/5)
and a Ms4.9 in eastern Turkey that damaged 58 houses in the Askale area 
(#5/5).
   
Table 1. Northern & Central California Seismicity (M>2.0)
--ORIGIN TIME (UT)-- -LAT N-- --LON W-- DEPTH  N N RMS ERH ERZ       DUR
YR MON DA HRMN  SEC  DEG MIN  DEG  MIN    KM  RD S SEC  KM  KM REMKS MAG
95 JAN 26  822 58.52 36  9.17 121 36.37 11.22 14 1 .06  .8  .8 SUR   1.4
95 JAN 26 1000 27.15 40 20.26 123 43.90 20.37 11 1 .13  .5 1.0 MEN   1.9
95 JAN 26 1016 46.24 38 49.16 122 47.66  4.84 22   .10  .3  .6 GEY   2.4
95 JAN 26 1029 36.22 36 29.84 121  4.33  3.77 24 1 .07  .2  .4 BIT   1.8
95 JAN 26 1224  6.26 36 48.77 121 31.83  6.11 52 1 .19  .3  .5 SJB   1.3
95 JAN 26 1228 11.48 36  6.62 120 40.48  3.90 32 1 .14  .3  .5 SLA   1.9
95 JAN 26 1414 20.20 38 40.59 119 47.71  0.03 17 2 .12 1.0 1.8 WAK * 2.4
95 JAN 26 1801 26.17 37 35.21 118 51.36  4.65 13 1 .08  .6 1.1 MOR-  1.6
95 JAN 26 1803  6.41 41  7.52 122 21.77 12.33  9 1 .05  .5  .7 SHA   1.7
95 JAN 26 1945 51.57 38 45.60 119 40.72  7.12  8 2 .08 1.2 6.5 WAK   1.9
95 JAN 26 2357  9.85 38 48.08 122 46.11  2.56 17   .08  .3  .6 GEY   1.9
95 JAN 26 2359  3.22 38 48.18 122 46.20  0.62 13   .05  .2  .7 GEY   1.6
95 JAN 27  306  4.50 38 47.42 122 45.07  0.55  8   .06  .3 1.0 GEY   1.4
95 JAN 27  333 58.38 38 47.98 122 46.01  2.96 16   .12  .3  .7 GEY   1.8
95 JAN 27  404  7.24 38 47.22 122 45.62  0.32  9   .04  .2 1.2 GEY   1.4
95 JAN 27  429 59.42 36 33.52 121  3.02 10.26 14 1 .08  .4  .8 BVL   1.0
95 JAN 27  431 33.19 36 33.81 121  3.11 10.33 28 3 .12  .3  .6 BVL   1.5
95 JAN 27  504 46.83 39 27.74 122 59.92  8.64 25 2 .08  .2  .6 BAR   1.9
95 JAN 27  545  9.59 38 47.14 122 45.15  2.75 22   .16  .3  .8 GEY   1.8
95 JAN 27  903 21.32 40 31.24 123 48.68 25.85 17 2 .17  .5 2.2 EUR   2.0
95 JAN 27  945 49.69 38 48.45 122 46.15  2.20  8   .03  .3  .6 GEY   1.2
95 JAN 27 1126 37.31 40 21.48 125 24.87 17.86  8 1 .2111.215.6 MEN - 1.9
95 JAN 27 1503 10.26 36 50.20 121 33.40  5.15 28   .15  .3  .5 SJB   1.3
95 JAN 27 1800 34.98 38 45.79 119 42.56  0.35 30 2 .12  .8 1.5 WAK   2.7
95 JAN 27 2143 40.65 36 48.41 121 32.04  7.67108 5 .23  .2  .4 SJB   3.2
95 JAN 27 2149 11.56 36 48.28 121 31.08  6.19 50 1 .17  .3  .5 SJB   1.7
95 JAN 27 2149 26.80 36 48.38 121 31.20  6.06 31   .16  .3  .6 SJB   1.7
95 JAN 27 2153 28.27 36 37.35 121 13.63  6.13 89 2 .12  .2  .3 STN   3.3
95 JAN 27 2155 23.93 36 37.34 121 13.55  5.86 83 2 .12  .2  .4 PIN   3.0
95 JAN 27 2235  1.37 38 49.46 122 47.53  3.54  8   .02  .4  .8 GEY   1.1
95 JAN 27 2236 49.63 36 37.08 121 13.55  5.02 17   .07  .3  .8 PIN   1.7
95 JAN 27 2358 25.55 37 25.42 118 36.57 16.39 10   .08 3.9 4.4 RVL   1.9
95 JAN 28    0  5.85 38 47.99 122 46.90  6.10  7   .07  .4 2.7 GEY   1.0
95 JAN 28  107 53.56 36 39.87 121 17.16  3.54 13   .06  .3  .5 STN   1.4
95 JAN 28  113 33.20 36 39.77 121 17.17  3.59  9   .07  .4  .7 STN    .9
95 JAN 28  210 52.15 37 35.48 121 42.43  4.65 20   .12  .3  .5 HAM   1.2
95 JAN 28  211 30.13 37 22.69 122  9.80  4.07 22   .14  .4  .9 BLM   1.4
95 JAN 28  236 57.29 36 37.18 121 13.35  5.51 29   .07  .2  .6 PIN   1.8
95 JAN 28  327 28.64 38 47.92 122 47.85  2.46 15   .11  .3  .5 GEY   1.7
95 JAN 28  435 46.45 40 22.51 121 17.08  9.77  7   .01 2.1 3.4 ALM-  1.2
95 JAN 28  447 21.69 37 39.36 118 51.58  5.71 22   .09  .3  .5 DOM   1.5
95 JAN 28  605 43.37 37 21.74 121 36.73  5.02 13   .05  .3  .9 HAM   1.4
95 JAN 28  606  4.39 38 48.91 122 48.25  4.91 15   .09  .3  .7 GEY   1.7
95 JAN 28  634 14.91 38 45.18 122 42.44  2.12  9   .04  .4  .5 NAP   1.6
95 JAN 28  635 10.97 38 44.85 122 41.92  0.05  7   .08  .5 1.3 NAP * 1.1
95 JAN 28  811 53.13 37 18.85 122  4.04  4.10 30   .15  .3  .6 BLM   1.5
--ORIGIN TIME (UT)-- -LAT N-- --LON W-- DEPTH  N N RMS ERH ERZ       DUR
YR MON DA HRMN  SEC  DEG MIN  DEG  MIN    KM  RD S SEC  KM  KM REMKS MAG
95 JAN 28  818 31.54 36 25.09 120 59.34  5.79 15   .05  .4 3.5 BIT-  1.4
95 JAN 28  836 37.48 38 50.24 122 49.48  1.81 20   .14  .4 2.2 GEY   2.2
95 JAN 28 1034 34.38 36 33.78 121  3.28  8.09 17   .10  .4  .9 BVL   1.3
95 JAN 28 1228 22.03 39 27.76 123  6.97  0.06  9 2 .09  .3 1.6 BAR-  1.2
95 JAN 28 1242 20.58 37 46.06 121 56.36  9.14 18   .12  .4  .8 DAN-  1.3
95 JAN 28 1423 41.52 38 49.39 122 47.93  3.95  9   .02  .3  .8 GEY   1.0
95 JAN 28 1456 31.24 36 48.91 121 12.15  6.04 25   .04  .2  .9 PAN-  1.0
95 JAN 28 1851 26.94 37 22.92 121 44.58  3.69 18 1 .07  .3  .6 ALU   1.1
95 JAN 28 2204 59.35 40 22.14 121 19.42  2.31  9 2 .10 1.2 3.4 ALM-  1.4
95 JAN 28 2300 34.72 37 28.79 118 48.51  7.41 12 1 .07  .8 2.4 MOR    .9
95 JAN 29  406 40.35 37 32.13 118 50.63  8.37 23 4 .10  .6  .9 MOR   1.6
95 JAN 29  523 17.51 36 34.74 121  1.72 10.04 66 3 .20  .3  .5 PAN   2.8
95 JAN 29  551 25.21 36 34.82 121  1.67 10.14 63 3 .21  .3  .5 PAN   2.7
95 JAN 29  601 40.95 37 16.04 122 20.02  9.73 37 4 .15  .4  .8 ANN   2.2
95 JAN 29  628 25.07 36 55.25 121 27.78  7.71 25   .14  .3 1.0 BUS   1.1
95 JAN 29  741 44.29 36 34.53 121  1.62  8.49 33 1 .18  .4  .9 PAN   1.8
95 JAN 29  753 39.02 37 42.50 122  6.63  4.69 30 4 .15  .3  .5 HAY   1.5
95 JAN 29  904 26.18 40 22.55 121 20.04  0.09  9 3 .08  .4 1.4 ALM-  1.0
95 JAN 29 1005  4.03 36 34.27 121  1.70  8.63 21 1 .15  .5  .9 PAN   1.4
95 JAN 29 1052  5.28 40 22.50 121 18.68  3.56  9 2 .08 1.8 4.4 ALM * 1.0
95 JAN 29 1507 34.21 38 47.71 122 45.84  0.85  9   .05  .3  .8 GEY   1.1
95 JAN 29 2049 11.72 38 47.13 122 46.24  2.43  9   .04  .3  .8 GEY   1.1
95 JAN 29 2106 56.14 40 22.36 121 18.67  5.01 16 3 .11  .8 2.9 ALM   1.8
95 JAN 29 2113 10.89 37 21.32 119 50.26 23.90  9 1 .29 2.3 2.1 KAI   2.1
95 JAN 29 2220 26.01 36 27.63 121  2.24  6.56 32 1 .06  .2  .7 BIT   1.8
95 JAN 29 2242 41.61 40 41.68 122 22.24 23.82  8 2 .11 1.0 2.0 SHA   1.7
95 JAN 30  152 40.69 37 32.35 118 50.77  9.00 41 3 .10  .3  .5 MOR   3.1
95 JAN 30  207 19.83 36 38.72 121 15.71  5.81 16   .05  .3  .7 STN   1.1
95 JAN 30  225 45.57 37 32.36 118 50.64 10.05 29 1 .09  .4  .6 MOR   2.2
95 JAN 30  254 55.71 40 22.35 121 18.28  4.93  9 2 .10 1.9 6.1 ALM * 1.0
95 JAN 30  404  5.47 37 45.89 121 56.10  6.19 14 2 .05  .3 1.0 DAN   1.4
95 JAN 30  421 56.54 37 42.80 121 58.36  7.48 41 4 .13  .2  .5 DAN   1.7
95 JAN 30  451 48.75 37 18.00 121 40.21  6.23 33 1 .05  .2  .5 SFL   1.3
95 JAN 30  535 34.01 38 44.53 119 43.23  0.30 13 2 .08  .6 2.0 WAK * 2.1
95 JAN 30  540 46.44 40 22.67 121 18.67  4.48  8 2 .15 2.6 9.1 ALM * 1.0
95 JAN 30  612 35.26 40 22.56 121 18.25  7.23 17 4 .12  .4 1.1 ALM   1.8
95 JAN 30  729 50.05 36 26.76 121  0.79  5.06 26 2 .09  .3 1.3 BIT   2.0
95 JAN 30  849 47.35 37 32.02 118 45.06  4.87 24 2 .10  .4  .8 WCN-  1.3
95 JAN 30  947 59.67 40  5.40 123 41.45 20.36 15 2 .19  .6  .8 MEN   2.3
95 JAN 30 1023 20.28 37 32.49 118 50.64  9.44 24 1 .10  .4  .8 MOR   1.3
95 JAN 30 1329 21.38 36 34.50 121  1.78  9.05 12 1 .17  .8 1.3 PAN    .8
95 JAN 30 1532  8.72 40 22.42 121 19.28  1.65  7   .04 2.3 6.7 ALM - 1.1
95 JAN 30 1554  5.82 38 47.01 122 45.07  3.08 15   .13  .4  .9 GEY   1.8
95 JAN 30 1619 43.07 40 13.45 121 22.46  0.06  8 1 .06  .7 1.7 ALM   2.4
95 JAN 30 1712  7.64 36 34.21 121  1.48  8.56 12   .05  .4  .7 PAN   1.2
--ORIGIN TIME (UT)-- -LAT N-- --LON W-- DEPTH  N N RMS ERH ERZ       DUR
YR MON DA HRMN  SEC  DEG MIN  DEG  MIN    KM  RD S SEC  KM  KM REMKS MAG
95 JAN 30 1748 55.26 37 23.44 118 41.25 14.37 15   .10  .7 1.5 WCS   1.6
95 JAN 30 1926 14.85 37 57.29 122  0.03 15.70 34 2 .20  .5  .7 CON   2.0
95 JAN 30 1941 28.91 40  5.12 123 42.83 19.93 28 3 .18  .4  .6 MEN   2.5
95 JAN 30 2042 59.21 36 16.96 120 27.66  9.87 42 2 .16  .3  .5 COA   2.6
95 JAN 30 2056 23.15 36 36.25 121  9.45  4.77 28   .10  .2  .8 BVL   1.9
95 JAN 30 2116 11.04 38 49.22 122 48.57  3.60 12   .06  .3  .6 GEY   1.6
95 JAN 30 2121  7.87 38 48.96 122 48.55  4.17 22   .15  .4  .9 GEY   2.4
95 JAN 30 2151 54.72 38 49.22 122 48.49  3.90 10   .06  .4  .7 GEY   1.7
95 JAN 30 2153 53.47 38 49.14 122 48.55  3.73 14   .06  .3  .6 GEY   1.8
95 JAN 30 2212  5.27 38 53.32 123 10.36  1.69  8 1 .09  .6 3.4 PAR   1.5
95 JAN 31    5  9.81 37 33.17 118 50.40  7.14  7 3 .02 1.5  .9 MOR   2.2
95 JAN 31   53 42.31 36 34.60 121  1.91  8.79 14   .13  .6 1.0 PAN   1.1
95 JAN 31   59 43.28 37 39.54 118 53.32  5.27 17   .07  .4  .6 DOM   1.4
95 JAN 31  404 31.57 38 47.74 122 49.51  2.33  8   .10  .5  .9 GEY   1.1
95 JAN 31  536 57.86 38 49.05 122 48.68  3.65  9   .02  .3  .8 GEY   1.4
95 JAN 31  657 15.28 38 12.33 122 10.78  4.91 10   .20  .8 2.7 GVL   1.9
95 JAN 31  726 28.31 37 21.93 121 36.51  5.25 36 1 .06  .2  .6 HAM   1.6
95 JAN 31  846  1.39 38 47.64 122 44.74  1.47  9   .06  .3  .9 GEY   1.3
95 JAN 31 1155 12.75 36 55.27 121 27.78  7.90 25   .15  .4  .9 BUS   1.1
95 JAN 31 1217 48.58 37 17.72 121 40.30  1.89  7   .02  .3  .9 SFL   1.0
95 JAN 31 1236  5.57 37 38.75 118 56.40  7.70 19 1 .09  .4  .7 SMO   1.5
95 JAN 31 1439 14.41 40 18.35 124 27.49 10.08 14 1 .05  .7  .4 MEN   2.5
95 JAN 31 1538 39.93 37 33.88 118 44.98  5.94 27   .09  .3  .8 WCN   2.2
95 JAN 31 1749 40.84 37  8.99 121 32.25  9.03 16   .06  .3  .8 CYN   1.0
95 JAN 31 1805  6.57 38 44.78 119 37.77  5.22 18 2 .07  .9 4.8 WAK   2.5
95 FEB  1 1023  1.57 36 31.13 121  5.73  4.29 41   .10  .2  .7 PIN   2.4
95 FEB  1 1404 23.37 40 27.09 124 46.28  0.01  7   .15 6.810.0 MEN - 2.6
95 FEB  1 1621 43.25 36 48.84 120 53.26  1.89 15   .09 2.1 9.3 ORT - 1.7
95 FEB  1 1718  8.52 38 50.10 122 49.42  1.95 10   .08  .3  .9 GEY   1.6
95 FEB  1 1719 15.33 38 50.39 122 50.20  0.00 24   .25  .4 2.7 GEY * 2.8
95 FEB  1 1932 57.63 37 41.87 118 51.69  0.90 13   .09  .3  .5 DOM   1.6
95 FEB  1 2026 36.16 36 37.08 121 13.34  5.37 36   .09  .2  .6 PIN   2.2
95 FEB  1 2050 15.27 37 39.08 118 56.51 11.02 10   .16 1.0 2.6 SMO   1.1
95 FEB  1 2129 40.21 36 35.79 121  6.77  5.83 10   .09  .6 1.6 BVL   1.2
95 FEB  1 2204  9.39 40 52.20 121  9.64 16.83 19   .07 1.0 1.6 MOD   3.7
95 FEB  1 2219 46.17 38 45.98 122 44.42  2.63  7   .06  .3  .9 GEY   1.2
95 FEB  2  100 48.20 38 49.29 122 46.83  3.14  7   .02  .4  .8 GEY   1.1
95 FEB  2  110 34.68 40 45.62 124 24.56 20.31  8   .06  .9 1.0 EUR   2.4
95 FEB  2  113 37.59 36 37.17 121 13.36  4.14 43   .11  .2  .6 PIN   2.1
95 FEB  2  113 56.11 37 38.83 118 56.64  7.28 10   .11  .6 1.5 SMO   1.3
95 FEB  2  205 10.51 38 23.68 122 36.70  8.45 18   .13  .4  .9 ROG   1.8
95 FEB  2  219 32.71 38 46.50 122 45.01  0.60 17   .06  .2  .6 GEY   2.1
95 FEB  2  306 58.98 37 39.06 118 56.73  7.40 11   .11  .5 1.4 SMO   1.2
95 FEB  2  424 41.33 38 46.39 122 42.59  2.19 22   .20  .5  .7 GEY   2.1
95 FEB  2  621 57.96 38 47.87 122 44.97  2.36  9   .05  .3  .8 GEY   1.2
TABLE 2.
Data from National Earthquake Information Center (NEIC)
UTC TIME    LAT     LONG    DEP GS MAGS  SD STA  REGION AND COMMENTS
HRMNSEC                         MB  Msz     USED
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JAN 23
003212.7  34.230S  70.539W 100G         0.2  11 CHILE-ARGENTINA BORDER.
                                                MD 4.1 (SAN).
003651.3   5.169N  72.887W  33N 4.6 4.2 0.9  28 COLOMBIA. Felt strongly in
                                                Boyaca Department.
061421.6? 55.31 N 156.84 W  33N 3.2     1.0   7 SOUTH OF ALASKA. ML 4.1 (PMR).
064053.8* 54.369N 162.542W  33N 4.4     0.8  19 ALASKA PENINSULA. ML 4.2 (PMR).
085210.9? 33.56 S  71.73 W  20G         0.4   9 NEAR COAST-CENTRAL CHILE. MD 3.4
113503.3& 64.930N 148.950W  20               32 CENTRAL ALASKA. <AEIC>. ML 2.8
120826.0*  8.556S 159.422E  33N 4.6     0.8  10 SOLOMON ISLANDS
124635.1? 35.01 S  70.38 W 150G         0.1   9 CHILE-ARGENTINA BORDER. MD 3.6
145823.4& 61.580N 150.460W  50               45 SOUTHERN ALASKA. <AEIC>. ML 2.6
211151.8% 32.739S  71.652W  10G         0.5  10 NEAR COAST-CENTRAL CHILE. MD 3.5
234521.2? 33.01 S  72.06 W  10G         0.5  10 OFF COAST-CENTRAL CHILE. MD 3.5
JAN 24
011900.4& 63.570N 149.930W 140               51 CENTRAL ALASKA. <AEIC>.
025151.5& 59.660N 153.090W 105               63 SOUTHERN ALASKA. <AEIC>.
041426.2  27.580N  55.634E  33N 4.9     1.0  51 SOUTHERN IRAN. MD 4.5 (RYD).
        Five people injured and some damage in the Fin area.
065857.6? 27.33 N  55.46 E  33N 4.5     1.4  18 SOUTHERN IRAN. MD 4.2 (RYD).
070938.7? 32.07 S  70.22 W 110G         0.3   9 CHILE-ARGENTINA BORDER. MD 3.8
083205.3  40.898N 131.454E 532* 4.6     0.8 106 SEA OF JAPAN
125741.4& 63.260N 151.130W  11               69 CENTRAL ALASKA. <AEIC>. ML 2.7
145433.9* 32.580S  71.626W  10G         0.5  11 NEAR COAST-CENTRAL CHILE. MD 4.5
152500.7  51.338N 178.503W  33N 4.9 4.6 1.1  70 ANDREANOF ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN IS.
                                                ML 4.7 (PMR). Felt (IV) on Adak.
175310.1% 46.265N   1.461E  10G         1.2  15 FRANCE. ML 2.8 (LDG).
175601.9% 46.246N   1.447E  10G         0.8  12 FRANCE. ML 2.9 (LDG).
175701.5  27.076S 176.576W  33N 5.3 5.4 1.0  47 KERMADEC ISLANDS REGION
182551.6% 43.393N   8.263E  10G         1.0   6 CORSICA. ML 2.5 (LDG).
192058.8* 44.156N 147.111E  33N 4.7     1.2  18 KURIL ISLANDS
203811.6* 40.052N 144.311E  33N 4.9     0.4  15 OFF EAST COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN
205551.7* 27.129S 176.397W  33N 4.6     1.0  14 KERMADEC ISLANDS REGION
222823.2  34.287N 116.858W   5G         0.9  25 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. ML 3.1
223635.5   5.915S 154.458E  33N 5.7 6.2 1.3  66 SOLOMON ISLANDS. Mw 6.2 (GS),
225622.3* 35.843N 141.248E  33N 4.3     1.2  12 NEAR EAST COAST OF HONSHU, JAPAN
JAN 25
063954.0  43.172N 147.145E  58D 4.6     0.9  29 KURIL ISLANDS
102729.9  55.397N 157.738W  33N 4.8     1.1  69 ALASKA PENINSULA. ML 4.9 (AEIC),
125743.3? 45.96 N 150.07 E  33N 4.5     1.0  16 KURIL ISLANDS
141554.7* 34.720N 135.161E  10G 4.5 3.6 0.9  27 NEAR S. COAST OF WESTERN HONSHU.
        Felt (IV JMA) at Kobe; (III JMA) at Kyoto and Osaka.
144122.3* 34.205N 118.564W   5G         0.9   6 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. ML 2.8
        (GS). MD 2.7 (PAS). Felt lightly in the Los Angeles area.
201046.4* 11.957N  87.854W  33N 4.7     1.2  34 NEAR COAST OF NICARAGUA
JAN 26
003116.5* 50.695N 130.050W  10G 3.2     0.5  27 VANCOUVER ISLAND REGION
011243.0   5.986S 154.580E  33N 5.2     0.9  29 SOLOMON ISLANDS
051649.0* 27.006S 176.468W  33N 5.1 5.2 1.5  31 KERMADEC ISLANDS REGION
063324.5* 13.558N 142.803E 100G 4.6     0.9  11 SOUTH OF MARIANA ISLANDS
070045.1  36.131N  71.290E 106D 5.1     1.0  77 AFGHANISTAN-TAJIKISTAN BORD REG.
145137.1* 37.418N   9.858E  10G         1.0  15 TUNISIA
231708.7? 13.70 N  93.30 W  33N 4.6     1.1  22 OFF COAST OF CHIAPAS, MEXICO
JAN 27
010700.6* 14.423N  92.877W  33N 5.0     1.1  48 NEAR COAST OF CHIAPAS, MEXICO
023147.4* 43.691N 147.238E  33N 4.5     0.7  20 KURIL ISLANDS
055011.1* 17.307S  69.279W 173D 4.7     1.2  32 PERU-BOLIVIA BORDER
084142.5* 19.233N 145.266E 164* 4.4     0.5  24 MARIANA ISLANDS
094943.6  34.316N 118.593W  10G         0.7  24 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. ML 2.9
110501.6* 43.363N 146.313E  33N 4.6     0.7  25 KURIL ISLANDS
142419.0* 51.299N 176.078W  33N 5.0     1.1  71 ANDREANOF ISLANDS, ALEUTIAN IS.
                                                Felt on Adak.
144125.8* 25.445N 142.613E  33N 4.9 4.8 0.7  19 VOLCANO ISLANDS REGION
162446.3  14.228N  91.757W  33N 5.4 4.8 1.1  91 GUATEMALA
183451.0   2.377S 138.933E  45* 5.7 5.0 1.2  44 IRIAN JAYA, INDONESIA
201653.9*  4.692S 134.886E  33N 6.2 6.9 1.2  20 IRIAN JAYA REGION, INDONESIA
213951.0? 14.35 S 169.43 W  33N 4.8     0.5  10 SAMOA ISLANDS
214340.6  36.784N 121.539W   5G         0.5  48 CENTRAL CALIFORNIA. ML 3.1 (GS).
215327.9  36.601N 121.291W   5G         0.8  57 CENTRAL CALIFORNIA. ML 3.1 (GS).
215523.8  36.599N 121.270W   5G         0.5  31 CENTRAL CALIFORNIA. ML 2.8 (GS).
JAN 28
003838.7  43.516N 110.383W   5G         0.7  15 WYOMING. ML 3.5 (GS).
062621.3  44.516N 114.819W   5G 4.6     0.8  50 WESTERN IDAHO. ML 4.6 (GS). Felt
                                                at Salmon.
101234.3  47.544N 152.046E  33N 5.0     0.7  50 KURIL ISLANDS
103727.2  43.859N 148.247E  33N 5.0 5.2 0.9  64 EAST OF KURIL ISLANDS
121800.1   5.097N  72.921W  33N 4.8     1.1  36 COLOMBIA
213529.6? 13.82 N  91.77 W  33N 4.5     0.9  21 NEAR COAST OF GUATEMALA
JAN 29
012011.1  36.978N  71.610E 107D 5.1     1.1  83 AFGHANISTAN-TAJIKISTAN BORD REG.
                                                Felt at Chitral, Pakistan.
020155.2? 13.42 S 169.52 W  33N 4.8     0.8  13 SAMOA ISLANDS
031122.0  47.426N 122.340W  15G 5.0     1.1  77 WASHINGTON. Minor damage in the
        SeaTac Mall area. Felt strongly in the Seattle-Tacoma area. Felt from
        the Vancouver, British Columbia area as far south as Portland, Oregon
        and east to Grand Coulee, Washington.
041653.0* 39.150N  41.099E  33N 4.8 4.9 1.2  18 TURKEY. Fifty-eight houses were
        damaged in the Askale area. Felt in the Pulumur and Tercan areas.
045337.7  29.308N 141.155E  67D 5.5 5.1 0.7  76 SOUTH OF HONSHU, JAPAN
122138.8* 15.484N  93.933W  33N 4.3     1.2  13 NEAR COAST OF CHIAPAS, MEXICO
145715.8* 21.395N 144.163E 125D 4.7     1.4  25 MARIANA ISLANDS REGION
160226.3  31.666N 117.389W   5G 4.0     1.1  42 OFF W. COAST OF BAJA CALIFORNIA.
                                                ML 4.4 (GS).
181839.5* 48.045N 114.528W   5G         1.0   8 MONTANA. ML 3.0 (GS).
JAN 30
015240.9  37.547N 118.806W   5G         0.9  35 CALIFORNIA-NEVADA BORDER. ML 3.0
230909.8  33.858N 118.723W   5G         1.0  27 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. ML 3.0
JAN 31
055550.8  15.193N  91.868W 161D 4.9     0.8  31 MEXICO-GUATEMALA BORDER
064026.4*  1.563S 127.881E  33N 5.1     0.9  12 HALMAHERA, INDONESIA
095054.0& 64.700N 147.360W  14                8 CENTRAL ALASKA. <AEIC>. ML 3.6
        (AEIC). Felt at Eielson Air Force Base, Fairbanks and North Pole.
113347.3? 27.33 N 105.09 W  10G         0.8   4 NORTHERN MEXICO. mbLg 3.5 (GS).
        Felt in the Hidalgo del Parral area.
Notes for Table 1:
       Origin time in the list is in GMT, in the text and on maps
       it is in local time.
       N RD: is the number of readings used to locate the event.
       N S: is the number of S waves in N RD.
       RMS SEC: is the root mean squared residual misfit for the
                location is seconds, the lower the better, over 0.3
                to 0.5 seconds is getting bad, but this is machine,
                not hand timed, data.
       ERH: is the estimated horizontal error in kilometers.
       ERZ: is the estimated vertical error in kilometers.
       N FM: is the number of readings used to compute the magnitude.
       REMKS: obtuse region codes that denote the velocity model
              used to locate the event.
       DUR MAG: is the magnitude as determined from the duration of
                the seismograms, not the amplitude.  Sort of like
                going to echo canyon and measuring how loud your
                yell is by counting echos.
       FIG: denotes the figure/event number in the maps posted separately.