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Seismicity of Germany

Seismicity of Germany in the 20th century. Earthquakes occurring earlier than "time" and larger than "magnitude" are shown. The size of a point is proportional to the earthquake's magnitude. Also shown are some important seismotectonic regions. Move the mouse over the region to see its name.

Contributed by: Nicolas Kuehn and Frank Scherbaum

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"Seismicity of Germany" from The Wolfram Demonstrations Project
http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/SeismicityOfGermany/

Contributed by: Nicolas Kuehn and Frank Scherbaum

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