Earthquake Information for 2010

Deaths from Earthquakes for 2010
- Total Deaths: 320120
- Earthquake with the most casualties for 2010
  - January 12, Haiti region, M7.0
    According to official estimates, 316,000 people killed, 300,000 injured, 1.3 million displaced, 97,294 houses destroyed and 188,383 damaged in the Port-au-Prince area and in much of southern Haiti. Other estimates suggest substantially lower numbers of casualties, perhaps as low as fewer than 100,000. The casualties include at least 4 people killed by a local tsunami in the Petit Paradis area near Leogane. Tsunami waves were also reported at Jacmel, Les Cayes, Petit Goave, Leogane, Luly and Anse a Galets. The tsunami had recorded wave heights (peak-to-trough) of 12 cm at Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic and 2 cm at Christiansted, US Virgin Islands. Uplift was observed along the coast from Leogane to L'Acul and subsidence was observed along the coast from Grand Trou to Port Royal. Felt (VIII) at Leogane; (VII) at Carrefour, Port-au-Prince and Petionville; (VI) at Vieux Bourg d'Aquin; (V) at Port-de-Paix. Felt (V) at La Vega, Moca and San Cristobal; (IV) at Bani, Bonao, Luperon, Nagua, Puerto Plata, Santiago, Santo Domingo and Sosua, Dominican Republic. Felt throughout Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Felt (III) at Oranjestad, Aruba; (IV) at Santiago de Cuba and (III) at Guantanamo, Cuba; (II) in the Kingston-Mona area, Jamaica; (II) at Carolina and San Juan, Puerto Rico; (III) at Cockburn Harbour and (II) at Cockburn Town, Turks and Caicos Islands; (III) at Maracaibo and (II) at Caracas, Venezuela. Felt in parts of The Bahamas, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands and as far as southern Florida, northern Colombia and northwestern Venezuela.

United States Earthquakes for 2010
- Largest in:
  - 6.6 -- Alaska, July 18 -- Fox Islands, Aleutian Islands
  - 6.5 -- California, January 10 -- Offshore northern California
  - 4.8 -- Hawaii, November 24 -- Maui region
  - 4.8 -- Wyoming, August 05
  - 4.6 -- Utah, April 15
  - 4.5 -- Nevada, June 12
  - 4.4 -- Oklahoma, October 13
  - 4.1 -- New Mexoco, March 28
  - 4.1 -- Washington, November 16
  - 4.0 -- Arkansas, October 11
  - 3.9 -- Texas, April 25
  - 3.8 -- Illinois, February 10
  - 3.8 -- Indiana, December 30
  - 3.7 -- Montana, January 13 -- western Montana
  - 3.7 -- Oregon, July 03
  - 3.6 -- Arizona, May 24 07:27
  - 3.6 -- Arizona, May 24 23:53
  - 3.6 -- Colorado, May 27
  - 3.6 -- Idaho, August 21 -- southern Idaho
  - 3.4 -- Missouri, March 02 -- southeastern Missouri
  - 3.4 -- New Hampshire, September 26
  - 3.4 -- Virginia, July 16
  - 3.4 -- West Virginia, April 04
  - 3.3 -- Nebraska, November 18
  - 3.3 -- Tennessee, April 20
  - 3.2 -- Alabama, May 06
  - 3.0 -- Louisiana, August 02
  - 3.0 -- Maine, March 30
  - 3.0 -- Ohio, April 25