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Other earthquakes in GermanyEdit

Date	Location	Magnitude	Damage / other notes
813	Aachen	unknown	Damage to royal chapel and collapse of passageway between it and the palace.
829	Aachen	unknown	Some damaged buildings
1223	Cologne	unknown
1348	Altenberg	unknown
18 September 1640	Düren	unknown	Damage to houses in Düren and Cologne.
1661	Dortmund	unknown	Tower of St. Reinoldi's churchdamaged; later collapsed.
16 February 1673	Remagen	unknown	Earthquake destroyed parts of the castle at Rolandseck.
1692	Aachen	unknown	Tower of St. Augustine's church collapsed.
26–27 December 1755	Aachen	unknown	Several moderate earthquakes in the Aachen area.
19 January 1757	Aachen[25]	unknown
1758	Aachen[25]	unknown
1759	Aachen[25]	unknown
9 June 1771	Aachen[25]	unknown
15–16 July 1773	Aachen[25]	unknown
23 February 1828	Aachen[25]	unknown
19, 22, 31 October 1873	Herzogenrath	unknown	Damaged buildings reported.
1877	Herzogenrath	unknown	Damaging quake
26 August 1878	Tollhausen	unknown	One person killed, damage to buildings. In Aachen numerous fallen chimneys, damaged buildings.
18 November 1881	Aachen	unknown	Strong quake felt in Aachen, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Arnsberg, Münster, and parts of Belgiumand the Netherlands; aftershock on 24 November.[26]
16 November 1911	near Albstadt on the Swabian Alb	ML=6.1[2]
20, 23 November 1932	Aachen	unknown
22 January 1970	Tübingen	unknown	a quake in Baden-Württembergshook the metre-thick walls of the castle tower in Tübingen[10] and caused damage to the pilgrimage church of Maria Zell near Hechingen that took 4 years to repair.[27]
19 February 1971	Roermond, Netherlands	ML=4.7	Earthquake with epicentre near the German border
2 June 1977	Soltau[28]	4.0
3 September 1978	Swabian Alb	ML=5.7	The Hohenzollern Castle, home of the German Kaisers, was closed after sustaining extensive damage due to an earthquake in the Swabian Alb. 15 persons were reported injured in Tailfingen, Burladingen and Onstmettingen.[29]20 people had to be dug out of rubble.[10]
24 May 1982	Waldfeucht	ML=3.2
1983	Liège	ML=5.1
11 December 1985	Simpelveld, Netherlands	ML=2, 3.5	Two earthquakes across the border at Simpelveld in the Netherlands, registering 2 and 3.5 on the Richter scale.
13 March 1989	Vacha	5.7	Blasting at a potash mine in East Germanywas blamed for a quake measured at 5.7 and felt in neighboring West Germany as well. Three villagers in the East German village of Vachawere injured.[30]
22 July 2002	Alsdorf	5.0	At 7:41 am, magnitude 5.0, VI on the Mercalli scale at the epicentre, at a depth of 14.4 km: no injuries, some damage to buildings. The quake was felt in some parts of the Ruhr.
20 October 2004	Neuenkirchen	4.5	Before 9:00 am, a 4.5 quake, largest in the area since 1977.[31]
5 December 2004	Waldkirch	5.2	Epicenter in Waldkirch close to Freiburg im Breisgau. Damage worth 10 million euros, mostly from cracks in walls.[32]
3 August 2007	Plaidt	3.9	At 4:58 am, a magnitude 3.9 quake, felt in Koblenz, Westerwaldkreis, Rhein-Sieg-Kreis, Euskirchen, Bonnand Cologne.[33]
12 December 2007	Duisburg	3.2
24 January 2008	Duisburg	3.0
10 September 2009	Westerwaldkreis	2.7	At 2:40 pm, a magnitude 2.7 quake with epicentre at Eitelborn caused alarm in Montabaur, Neuwied, and Bad Ems.[34]
8 September 2011	Xanten	4.5	At 9:04 pm, a magnitude 4.5 quake with epicentre at Xanten.
30 March 2014	Darmstadt	3.2	At 5:48 pm, a M3.2 quake hit Darmstadt
17 May 2014	Darmstadt	4.2	At 6.46 pm, Darmstadt was hit by a magnitude 4.2 quake.[35]
8 June 2014	Darmstadt	3.3	A M3.3 earthquake hit Darmstadt at 4:15 pm

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