Strong mag. 6.2 earthquake - South of the Fiji Islands on Monday, 12 March 1984 at 10:50 (GMT)
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Strong magnitude 6.2 earthquake at 547 km depth
Magnitude: 6.2
Depth: 546.5 km
Epicenter latitude / longitude: 23.423°S / 179.971°W

Nearby towns and cities:
610 km (379 mi) SSE of Suva (pop: 77,400) --> See nearby quakes!
Primary data source: USGS (United States Geological Survey)
Estimated released energy: 1.3 x 1014 joules (35 gigawatt hours, equivalent to 30089 tons of TNT or 1.9 atomic bombs!) More info
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Magnitude | Depth | Location | Source |
M 6.2 | 547 km | south of the Fiji Islands | USGS |
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Recorded aftershocks, latest first (5 quakes):- 06 Sep 1984 07:24 UTC| M 5.2 |566.2 km (351.8 mi) depth|8 km (5 mi) distance| USGS | Details
- 02 Aug 1984 05:00 UTC| M 5.4 |571.8 km (355.3 mi) depth|13 km (8 mi) distance| USGS | Details
- 01 Aug 1984 16:08 UTC| M 5.0 |535.5 km (332.7 mi) depth|39 km (24 mi) distance| USGS | Details
- 06 Jul 1984 22:15 UTC| M 5.0 |540.3 km (335.7 mi) depth|21 km (13 mi) distance| USGS | Details
- 01 Apr 1984 17:57 UTC| M 5.0 |519.1 km (322.6 mi) depth|23 km (15 mi) distance| USGS | Details
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