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List of earthquakes in the Caribbean

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TheCaribbean Basin is located in a complex tectonic setting, shaped by the interactions of theCaribbean Plate with surrounding plates, featuring distinct zones of deformation: in the west, bordered by major transform faults such as theOriente and Swan faults near Cuba and the Cayman Islands; in the center, marked by theSeptentrional Fault and thePuerto Rico Trench, where oblique convergence and subduction occur; and in the east, defined by the activeLesser Antilles subduction zone, where the Atlantic oceanic crust descends beneath the Caribbean arc, generating intense seismic and volcanic activity.

The following is a list ofmajor or notable earthquakes that have directly affected the Caribbean region; it includes earthquakes measuring at least 6.5 magnitude or earthquakes which have directly caused life loss, injuries or significant damage to the region.

Earthquakes

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DateRegionMag.MMIDeathsInjuriesCommentsSource
2024-11-10Cuba6.8MwVIII10[1]
2022-03-23Haiti5.1MwVIII5Some damage[2][3]
2021-08-14Haiti7.2MwVIII2,24812,763Severe damage
2020-01-28Jamaica,Cuba,Cayman Islands7.7MwVI0.3–1 meter tsunami
2020-01-07Puerto Rico6.4MwVIII49Strongest earthquake in a 2+ year sequence
2018-10-07Haiti5.9MwVI18548
2018-08-21Venezuela,Trinidad7.3MwVII5122
2017-09-02Haiti4.3MwIV1Some damage[4]
2010-01-12Haiti7.0MwX100,000–316,000Extreme damage and minor damaging tsunami
2007-11-29Martinique7.4MwVI–VII6402
2004-12-14Cayman Islands6.8MwVI[5]
2004-11-21Guadeloupe,Dominica6.3MwVII113Non-destructive tsunami
2003-09-22Dominican Republic6.4MwVII3Dozens of injuries
1997-04-22Trinidad and Tobago6.7MwVII2Damage[6]
1994-03-02Haiti5.4MwV4Damage[7]
1993-01-13Jamaica5.5MwVI1Some damage[8]
1992-05-25Cuba6.8MwVI40[9]
1985-03-16Saint Kitts & Nevis6.5MwVI[10]
1984-06-24Dominican Republic6.7MwVII5Limited damage / tsunami
1974-10-08Antigua & Barbuda6.9MwVIII4
1971-06-11Dominican Republic6.5MwV51[11]
1969-12-25Guadeloupe7.2MwIV[12]
1962-04-20Haiti6.6MwVI[13]
1953-05-31Dominican Republic6.6MwVIISome damage[14]
1953-03-19Saint Lucia7.3MwVII[15]
1948-04-21Dominican Republic7.1MwVII[16]
1947-08-06Cuba6.6MwVI[17]
1946-08-08Dominican Republic7.0MwVIIAftershock; extensive damage[18]
1946-08-04Dominican Republic7.8MwIX2,550Extensive damage, destructive tsunami
1943-07-29Puerto Rico7.7MwVIIModerate damage[19]
1941-04-07Jamaica6.8MwVI[20]
1932-02-03Cuba6.7MwVI8–12300[21]
1918-10-11Puerto Rico7.1MwIX76–116Extensive damage, destructive tsunami
1917-07-26Dominican Republic6.8Mw[22]
1917-02-20Cuba7.1Mw[23]
1916-04-23Dominican Republic6.8Mw[24]
1914-10-03Guadeloupe7.0Mw[25]
1911-10-06Dominican Republic6.7Mw[26]
1910-01-23Trinidad & Tobago6.5Mw[27]
1907-01-14Jamaica6.2Mw800–1,000Tsunami
1906-12-03Martinique7.2Mw[28]
1900-10-29Venezuela7.7MwIX14050+Extensive damage and tsunami[29]
1868-03-17Virgin Islands6.5Mh[30]
1867-11-18Virgin Islands7.2MwX50–100+Destructive tsunami
1843-02-08Lesser Antilles8.5MwIX1,500–5,000Extreme damage[31]
1842-05-07Hispaniola7.6MIIX5,300Severe damage and destructive tsunami[32]
1839-01-11Martinique7.5–8.0MwIX390–4,000Severe damage
1787-05-02Puerto Rico6.9MISevere damage and tsunami
1770-06-03Haiti7.5MwX250+Severe damage and tsunami
1766-10-21Venezuela,Trinidad6.5–7.5MsIXSevere damage
1766-06-11Cuba6.8MsIX34–40700Extensive damage
1751-11-21Haiti8.0MsSevere damafe
1692-06-07Jamaica7.5Mw~5,000Tsunami.Port Royal destroyed
1690-04-16Antigua,Saint Kitts and Nevis8.0MsIXDestructive tsunami. Some deaths[33]
1615-09-07Hispaniola7.5MIDamage[34]
1562-12-02Hispaniola7.7MIConcepción de la Vega destroyed[35]
Note: The inclusion criteria for adding events are based onWikiProject Earthquakes'notability guideline that was developed for stand alone articles. The principles described also apply to lists. In summary, only damaging, injurious, or deadly events should be recorded.

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References

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  1. ^"M 6.8 - 42 km SSW of Bartolomé Masó, Cuba".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  2. ^"M 5.1 - 16 km N of Jérémie, Haiti".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  3. ^VBI (2022-03-23)."Haïti : Un séisme de magnitude 5.2 secoue le Grand Sud".Vant Bèf Info (VBI) (in French). Retrieved2025-05-25.
  4. ^"M 4.3 - 10 km WSW of Thomonde, Haiti".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  5. ^"M 6.8 - 36 km S of George Town, Cayman Islands".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  6. ^"M 6.7 - 18 km WSW of Scarborough, Trinidad and Tobago".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  7. ^"M 5.4 - 0 km N of Fond Bassin Bleu, Haiti".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  8. ^"M 5.5 – 3 km N of Easington, Jamaica". United States Geological Survey.
  9. ^"M 6.8 - 56 km SSW of Niquero, Cuba".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  10. ^"M 6.5 - 18 km SE of Market Shop, Saint Kitts and Nevis".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  11. ^"M 6.5 - 52 km SE of Sabana Grande de Palenque, Dominican Republic".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  12. ^"M 7.2 - 164 km ESE of Beauséjour, Guadeloupe".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  13. ^"M 6.6 - 68 km NNE of Borgne, Haiti".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  14. ^"M 6.6 - 5 km NNW of Salsipuedes, Dominican Republic".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  15. ^"M 7.3 - 18 km WSW of Soufrière, Saint Lucia".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  16. ^"M 7.1 - 11 km WNW of Sánchez, Dominican Republic".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  17. ^"M 6.6 - 60 km SSW of Guantánamo, Cuba".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  18. ^"M 7.0 - 24 km NNW of Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  19. ^"M 7.7 – 45 km N of San Antonio, Puerto Rico". RetrievedOctober 12, 2021.
  20. ^"M 6.8 - 82 km SW of Black River, Jamaica".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  21. ^"M 6.7 - 37 km SSE of Santiago de Cuba, Cuba".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  22. ^"M 6.8 - 94 km NE of Punta Cana, Dominican Republic".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  23. ^"M 7.1 - 84 km SW of Niquero, Cuba".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  24. ^"M 6.8 - 26 km SE of Boca de Yuma, Dominican Republic".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  25. ^"M 7.0 - 92 km E of Beauséjour, Guadeloupe".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  26. ^"M 6.7 - 82 km SE of Enriquillo, Dominican Republic".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  27. ^"M 6.5 - 144 km ENE of Scarborough, Trinidad and Tobago".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  28. ^"M 7.2 - 45 km W of Saint-Pierre, Martinique".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  29. ^"M 7.7 - Near the coast of Venezuela".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  30. ^"M 6.5 - Virgin Islands Region".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  31. ^"M 8.5 - Northeast of Grand-Terre, Guadeloupe".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  32. ^"M 7.6 - Near Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  33. ^NGDC 1972.
  34. ^"M 7.5 - Near the South Coast of the Dominican Republic".earthquake.usgs.gov. Retrieved2025-05-25.
  35. ^"Pueblo Viejo La Historia como Ocurrio".

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