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18. — Time of occurrence 0j22 a. m.; in Number of records 7, from 7 places.
Two minutes before the principal earthquake, a sound, as of distant thunder, was heard without any accompanying tremor. The places of Observation are situated within a small area in the extreme south of Pembrokeshire. The longer axis is directed approximately north and south, and its centre is either close to the coast (about 1^2 miles west of Manorbier) or eise beneath the sea. The land- area over which the sound was h...eard contains about 33 Square miles.
61. Principal Earthquake: Aug. 18. — Time of occurrence Digiti izedby Google 262 Charles Davison: On the British Earthqnakes of ibe Years 1889—1900.
0,24 a. m.; Intensity 7; Number of records 712, from 555 places, and negative records from 111 places.
On the map (fig. 2) are shown by continuous lines the isoseis- mals of intensities 5 and 4 and portions of the isoseismals 7 and 6.
The isoseismal 7, so far as drawn, is in the form of a semi-ellipse whose shorter axis is 21 miles in length and whose longer axis is directed north and south.
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18. — Time of occurrence 0j22 a. m.; in Number of records 7, from 7 places.
Two minutes before the principal earthquake, a sound, as of distant thunder, was heard without any accompanying tremor. The places of Observation are situated within a small area in the extreme south of Pembrokeshire. The longer axis is directed approximately north and south, and its centre is either close to the coast (about 1^2 miles west of Manorbier) or eise beneath the sea. The land- area over which the sound was h...eard contains about 33 Square miles.
61. Principal Earthquake: Aug. 18. — Time of occurrence Digiti izedby Google 262 Charles Davison: On the British Earthqnakes of ibe Years 1889—1900.
0,24 a. m.; Intensity 7; Number of records 712, from 555 places, and negative records from 111 places.
On the map (fig. 2) are shown by continuous lines the isoseis- mals of intensities 5 and 4 and portions of the isoseismals 7 and 6.
The isoseismal 7, so far as drawn, is in the form of a semi-ellipse whose shorter axis is 21 miles in length and whose longer axis is directed north and south.
What to read after Beiträge Zur Geophysik;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerland, Georg Karl Conrelius, 1833-1919, [from Old Catalog] Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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