k 2007 Solomon Islands earthquake intensity 2007 Solomon Islands earthquake intensity map. The colours indicate the amount of shaking produced by the earthquake on the land. Blue is weak shaking, green moderate, yellow strong and orange is very strong shaking. The magnitude 8.0 earthquake occurred on 2nd April 2007. Its focus was 10 kilometres below the seabed at the location indicated by the black star centre, only 20 kilometres from the nearest land. It caused a tsunami that arrived before the official warning, although many people had fled to high ground on feeling the quake. Nonetheless, dozens of people were killed and over 5000 left homeless by the tsunami. The Solomon Islands lie on the boundary of the Pacific tectonic plate, on the so called Ring of Fire, in which earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are common. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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2007 Solomon Islands earthquake intensity 2007 Solomon Islands earthquake intensity map. The colours indicate the amount of shaking produced by the earthquake on the land. Blue is weak shaking, green moderate, yellow strong and orange is very strong shaking. The magnitude 8.0 earthquake occurred on 2nd April 2007. Its focus was 10 kilometres below the seabed at the location indicated by the black star  centre , only 20 kilometres from the nearest land. It caused a tsunami that arrived before the official warning, although many people had fled to high ground on feeling the quake. Nonetheless, dozens of people were killed and over 5000 left homeless by the tsunami. The Solomon Islands lie on the boundary of the Pacific tectonic plate, on the so  called Ring of Fire, in which earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are common.
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2007 Solomon Islands earthquake intensity

2007 Solomon Islands earthquake intensity map. The colours indicate the amount of shaking produced by the earthquake on the land. Blue is weak shaking, green moderate, yellow strong and orange is very strong shaking. The magnitude 8.0 earthquake occurred on 2nd April 2007. Its focus was 10 kilometres below the seabed at the location indicated by the black star (centre), only 20 kilometres from the nearest land. It caused a tsunami that arrived before the official warning, although many people had fled to high ground on feeling the quake. Nonetheless, dozens of people were killed and over 5000 left homeless by the tsunami. The Solomon Islands lie on the boundary of the Pacific tectonic plate, on the so- called Ring of Fire, in which earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are common.

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