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Tashkent

The 1966 earthquake was only Mw 5.2 but broke at shallow depth directly beneath the city centre, flattening much of the old town - the clearest demonstration that depth and location outweigh magnitude.

Danger Level (72h)

72-hour composite hazard forecast

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Recent Quakes (14d)

Recorded in the selected 14d period

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Max Magnitude (14d)

Largest earthquake in the selected 14d period

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Tectonic Profile

Seismotectonic hazard assessment, structural exposure & historical context

Associated Faults2

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Regional PopulationLandScan

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Living within 180 km of the city centre

Building VulnerabilityModerate

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Mixed construction stock with regional engineering standards

Tectonic Setting

Convergent Margin

High Hazard

Active fault boundary with frequent seismicity

Seismically Stable Period

No significant earthquakes recorded in the selected 14d period.

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The event table on this page lists every earthquake recorded inside the felt radius of Tashkent, newest first, with its distance from the city centre and its magnitude. The top row is therefore the most recent event, and the list updates as soon as a reporting agency publishes a solution.