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1738 Dangjiang earthquake

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and estimates of co-seismic (during the earthquake) slip. A total of about 100 km of rupture have been mapped on the Dangjiang fault segment. A maximum left-lateral offset of 3.3 m has been measured and an average offset of 2.2 m. These measurements have been used to calculate a magnitude of
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to the north from the Quiangtang Block to the south. The western part of the overall fault system has three main segments, from the west the Dangjiang, Yushu and Ganzi faults. The estimated slip rate on the Dangjiang segment is about 6–7 mm per year.
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Qiao, X.; Zhou, Y.; Zhang, P. (2022). "Along-strike variation in fault structural maturity and seismic moment deficits on the Yushu-Ganzi-Xianshuihe fault system revealed by strain accumulation and regional seismicity".
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The Dangjian segment shows evidence of several previous ruptures. The lack of seismic activity on this fault since 1738 means that sufficient slip has occurred to generate an earthquake of M
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National Geophysical Data Center / World Data Service (NGDC/WDS): NCEI/WDS Global Significant Earthquake Database. NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (1972).
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is spreading eastwards. The plateau is divided into several blocks bounded by large WNW-ESE trending left lateral
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Estimates of casualties for this event vary. Sources mention death tolls of 261, 336 and 500.
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The magnitude of this earthquake has been calculated from observations of
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fault zones. The Xianshuihe fault system separates the
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1738 Dangjiang earthquake is located in China
1738 Dangjiang earthquake is located in Qinghai
Mw
33°18′N 96°36′E / 33.3°N 96.6°E / 33.3; 96.6
Xianshuihe fault system
strike-slip
China
Qinghai
MMI VIII (Severe)
Qinghai
earthquake
Mw
Xianshuihe fault system
Tibetan Plateau
collision
Indian Plate
Eurasian Plate
crust
strike-slip
Bayan Har block
surface rupture







"Co-Seismic Surface Ruptures of the CE 1738 M 7.6 Dangjiang Earthquake Along the NW Continuation of the Xianshuihe Fault Zone and Tectonic Implications for the Central Tibetan Plateau"
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