M 2.1 - SWITZERLAND - 2010-01-26 12:11 UTC

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Magnitude ML 2.1 Region SWITZERLAND Eastern Swiss Alps Date time 2010-01-26 12:11:18.3 UTC Location 46.62 N ; 10.35 E Depth 9 km Distances 84 km NW Trento (pop 111,432 ; local time 13:11 2010-01-26) 46 km SE Davos (pop 11,024 ; local time 13:11 2010-01-26) 15 km SW Malles venosta (pop 4,984 ; local time 13:11 2010-01-26)

Source parameters provided by another agency

More information at:  Italian National Seismic Network Roma, Italy  Istituto Nazionale di Oceanografia e Geofisica Sperimentale di Trieste Trieste, Italy  Swiss Seismological Service Zuerich, Switzerland

Earthquake View	Google Maps View	Intensity Map	Contribution Map
Seismicity	Regional Moment tensors	Quick MT solutions	PGA/PGV/Population

Global view	Regional view	Local view

References for tectonic plate boundaries:
Bird, P. (2003) An updated digital model of plate boundaries,
Geochemistry Geophysics Geosystems, 4(3), 1027.

Maps view: Seismicity from the previous 7 days in the area .

 Regional instrumental seismicity

This seismicity maps have been generated by concatenating the ISC catalogue (since 1964), the EMSC Euro-Med Bulletin catalogue and the EMSC Real Time catalogue. Therefore, they show the seismicity from 1964 until the earthquake occurrence.

Intensity map created with the results of the macroseismic questionnaires (click the map to enlarge).If you have experienced this event, please report it by filling our online questionnaire.

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