There have been four M≥7.7 shocks since 1900 within 125 km (80 mi) of today’s epicenter, in this highly active subduction zone. Image from Google Earth; earthquakes from the ISC-GEM catalog.

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There have been four M≥7.7 shocks since 1900 within 125 km (80 mi) of today’s epicenter, in this highly active subduction zone. Image from Google Earth; earthquakes from the ISC-GEM catalog.

There have been four M≥7.7 shocks since 1900 within 125 km (80 mi) of today’s epicenter, in this highly active subduction zone. Image from Google Earth; earthquakes from the ISC-GEM catalog.

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