...Mario Octavio Cotilla Rodríguez; Diego Córdoba Barba Abstract On August 20, 1852, an earthquake caused widespread destruction in the city of Santiago de Cuba and its surroundings. A comprehensive search for contemporary documentation was made. The information gathered was used for a detailed...

... the earthquakes with magnitude ( M s ) bigger than 6 reported in Santiago de Cuba, and magnitude bigger than 5 for the rest of the country. The strongest earthquakes in the Cuban historical records ( M s = 7.5 and M s = 7.3) occurred in 1766 and 1852 in the vicinity of Santiago de Cuba. In both cases...

... part of the island, causing heavy damage in Santiago de Cuba (e.g., the earthquakes of 1578 with magnitude M [corresponding to or calibrated on M s ], 6.75, of 1766 with M 7.5, of 1852 with M 7.3, and of 1932 with M 6.75 [ Cotilla, 1998 ; Chuy, 1999 ]). where A P and A S...

...M.O. Cotilla; D. Córdoba Abstract Damage and parameters of the earthquakes of October 14, 1800, September 18, 1826, and July 7, 1842, in Santiago de Cuba, in southeastern Cuba, have been studied. A quantitative re-evaluation of the size of the events is not feasible due to a lack of data. Hence, we...

... stations) ( Fig. 3 , B) indicates that 93% of the earthquakes occur with h < 40 km ( Cotilla, 1998c ). Figure 1 , from Moreno (2002) , shows a very similar picture to the aforementioned period. Deep seismicity ( h = 70 km) seems to be restricted only to the Sierra Maestra-Santiago de Cuba segment...

... of a few earthquakes of rela- tively low intensity are included for localities, such as Swan Island, where the record covers a very brief period; and the entire absence of epicenters from certain other localities, as between the Cayman Islands and Santiago de Cuba, is probably due to lack of information...

... settlements at the beginning of the sixteenth century. The first Cuban earthquake dates from 1528 (I MAX =VI) in the town of Baracoa (northeastern Cuba), later major ones are associated with Santiago de Cuba in southeastern Cuba (1578 [I MAX =VIII], 1766 [I MAX =IX], 1852 [I MAX =IX], and 1932 [I MAX =VIII...

... (2021, 1770, 2010), the EPGF segment in the Dominican Republic (EPGF‐DR), and the Muertos trough western (MT‐West) segment. The central segment of the Walton fault is omitted from the map but exists between the northern and southern segments. Cities are shown as stars, and include Santiago de Cuba (SdC...

..., living at 50°S, in 40 m depth, and at 3–11°C temperature. He also did not indicate where the examined material was housed and the Museo Nacional de Historia Natural in Santiago is not among the institutions listed, so apparently the type material was not consulted. Furthermore, the inclusion...

... a.d. Reports for 1852, 1853, 1854 (B.A.A.S.). Robert Mallet. 15. Seismological Dispatches, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. 16. Bolet쬠del Servicio Sismol o de la Universidad de Chile , No. XXIII , 1933 . 17. Bulletin of the Imperial Earthquake...

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