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6.7 Magnitude, January 17, 1994
Northridge, Los Angeles, California
The northridge earthquake may not have been the largest earthquake in CA history, but it was one of the most deadliest quakes in California history and the most damaging in terms of value, costing an estimated 13-50 billion dollars in repairs. I selected this quake as it is one of the most significant earthquakes in history. What I mean by this is after this Earthquake, there was a change to architecture that allowed for houses to be "earthquake proof" and overall lowered the chances of high damaging earthquakes.

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Nathan Matson
April 18, 1906
7.9
San Francisco, CA
I chose this earthquake because it is the most infamous earthquake that has happened in California and what I have heard about for a while.

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Bella Wedemeyer
April 18, 1906
7.9
San Francisco, CA
I chose this earthquake because it interests me and it did a lot of damage.

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Long Beach Earthquake-
- 6.4 magnitude
- March 10,1933
- Long Beach
- 115 killed, new building codes for schools
- I selected this earthquake because it affected the schools.

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Magnitude: 7.8
Date: April 18, 1906
Location: San Francisco
Damage: Possibly 3k killed and 225k displaced
Why I selected this quake: I selected this earthquake because I've visited San Francisco before and I wonder where the city had the biggest cracks/damage. I would want to see if I've visited that area. I also picked this earthquake because I know they've made movies about it and I just want to see for myself, all of the stories and events that happened during this time.

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Gavin Marin
7.9 Magnitude on Jan 9, 1857
two were killed with a 220-mile surface scar. I chose this earthquake because it is the oldest earthquake that it dated and we have scientfic data on. Since this was such a big earthquake I wonder if there were more like this back then.

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Mag. 7.8
April 18, 1906
Loc. San Francisco
killed possibly 3,000 225,000 were displaced
I choose to do this because earthquake was pretty big for California.

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Fort Tejon State Historic Park, 4201 Fort Tejon Rd, Lebec, CA 93243, USA

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Fort Tejon State Historic Park, 4201 Fort Tejon Rd, Lebec, CA 93243, USA

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Fort Tejon State Historic Park, 4201 Fort Tejon Rd, Lebec, CA 93243, USA

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Magnitude: 7.9
Jan. 9, 1857 | Fort Tejon | Two killed; 220-mile surface scar
I selected this quake because it had the biggest magnitude, and seemed the most interesting to learn about.

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1971 San Fernando Earthquake, also known as the Sylmar earthquake
6.5 magnitude
February 9, 1971
In the foothills of San Gabriel Mountains in Southern California
65 killed, 2,000 injured, $505 million in damage
I chose this earthquake because I had never heard about any earthquakes in this area before.

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7.3 magnitude earthquake that occurred on July 21, 1952. 12 people were killed and there were 3 aftershocks greater than magnitude 6 that happened during the following 5 days. I chose this earthquake because it's one of the quakes that had significant aftershocks.

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The magnitude was about 7.8, one of the strongest magnitudes of an earthquake in California. It happened in San Francisco, in 1906. About 3,000 people were killed and over 200,000 people were displaced.I chose this earthquake because it had caused the most deaths out of all of the quakes, so i wanted to know what different about this from the other earthquakes.

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Fort Tejon State Historic Park, Fort Tejon Road, Lebec, CA

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Fort Tejon State Historic Park, Fort Tejon Road, Lebec, CA

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Fort Tejon State Historic Park, Fort Tejon Road, Lebec, CA

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Luke Evans
7.9 magnitude
Jan. 9, 1857
Fort Tejon
Two killed; 220-mile surface scar
I chose this earthquake because it was a very long time ago and just seems like a cool story.

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7.8 Magnitute
San Francisco, CA
About 3,000 were killed, 225,000 were displaced
I chose this earthquake because it is one of the biggest earthquakes for CA, as it killed the most people

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Magnitude of 7.9
happened on January 09, 1952
this earthquake resulted in only 2 deaths but what it did leave behind was a major 220 mile scar that goes along the San Andreas Fault; here is where earthquake activity is more likely to be calculated because of patterns that follow every few years.

The reason I choose this earthquake was because this had the biggest magnitude above all the earthquakes recorded in CA history. Also, its interesting how the scar of this earthquake affected the area around it, as seen in pictures the land is dented and continues to shift into each other.

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Magnitude: 7.8
date:April 18, 1906
Location:San Fransisco
Damage:Possibly 3,000 killed; 225,000 displaced

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6.7 Magnitude, January 7, 1994, Northridge, CA, 40 billion in damage, I selected this earthquake because the 40 billion in damage caught my attention.

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magnitude=6.7
date=January 17, 1994
location=north ridge
damage=57 killed; 9,000 hurt, up to $40 billion in damage
I chose this earthquake because i remember my parents telling me about it.

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7.8 Magnitude
April 18, 1906
San Francisco, California
Damages: About 3,000 people were killed and 225,000 displaced.
I selected this earthquake because it had the highest number of deaths in the history of California earthquakes.

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6.7 magnitude
January 17, 1994
57 killed; 9,000 hurt, up to $10 billion in damage.
Why was it selected?
I chose it because I had heard of Northridge but I didn't know there was an earthquake there and I wanted to see if it was bad.

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6.9 Magnitude
October 17, 1989
Bay Area
63 Killed, 3,753 hurt, up to $10 billion dollars in damage.
I selected this quake, because it was not only the most interesting but it's in a very popular part of California. Causing a huge impact on the citizens there.

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Magnitude: 7.9
Date: April 18, 1906
Damage: Possibly 3,000 killed; 225,000 displaced
I picked this because it did the most damage.

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This was a 7.3 magnitude earthquake. It occurred on July 21, 1952, at 4:52 a.m. It is described as the largest earthquake in Southern California since Fort Trejon in 1857 and Owen County in 1872. The force of the earthquake was incredibly strong, and was felt in other places including in Nevada. The quake was responsible for at least 18 injuries and 12 deaths, along with 50 million dollars in damage. There were 188 recorded aftershocks, all of which were at least a magnitude of 5.0 and higher. It originated from White Wolf fault. Geologists were surprised, as it did not seem that it was a threat. I selected this earthquake because I have never heard of it before, and while researching lightly for this quake, I found out it was a rather large earthquake in Southern California, which is where we live.

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Magnitude of 7.3
July 21, 1952
Kern Country, California
Killed 12 people, injured hundreds more, and caused an estimated $60 million in property damage
I selected this earthquake for it was the strongest earthquake to strike after the disastrous earthquake of 1906 in San Francisco.

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7.8 magnitude
April 18, 1906,
Possibly 3,000 killed; 225,000 displaced
I selected this earthquake because it's a very popular earthquake

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7.2 magnitude
April 25, 1992
Cape Mendocino
Damages buildings, roads, houses, and triggered landslides
I picked this quake because I have been to this city. Also, because it caused prolonged damage.

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Sunday, June 28th, 1992 / Landers, CA / 7.3 Magnitude / 1 killed, 400 injured, and 6.5 aftershock / I chose this earthquake because I've never heard of Landers, so I thought it would be interesting to research someplace new and learn about one of the most major California earthquakes.

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7.4 Magnitude
March 26th 1872
Damage-27 people killed and 3  aftershocks
Why I selected this quake?
I selected this quake as I've never heard of it before and it was of large magnitude

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7.8
April 18, 1906
Possibly 3,000 killed, 225,000 displaced
San Francisco, North Coast, Daly City
I selected this quake because it was the second one with the largest magnitude.

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7.8 magnitude Earthquake. The earthquake occurred on April 18, 1906. It happened in San Francisco. There was possibly 3,000 deaths and 225,000 were displaced. I selected this earthquake because it caused the most deaths in America as an earthquake. I also selected this earthquake because I read a book about it in second grade.

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1933 Long Beach Earthquake
6.4 Magnitude/March 10, 1933/Long Beach, CA/approximately $50 million in damage/ I chose this earthquake because it led to new building codes for schools.

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Magnitude: 6.9
Date: 5:04 pm, Tuesday, October 17, 1989
Location: Loma Prieta
Damage:18,306 houses damages and 963 destroyed. The Cypress Structure was destroyed. Caused $10 billion worth of damage
Why: Magnitude is funny number

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6.7 Magnitude / January 7, 1994 / Northridge, CA / over $40 billion in damage / I chose this earthquake because it is the one closest to us and I have heard about this earthquake from a family member that lived through it.

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