The Best Attractions In Severo-Kurilsk

SibExTrail 2012 - Episode 16 - Severobaikalsk

Episode 16. Sibirsky Extreme Trail - 20,000 km offroad from Europe to the Pacific. As Bas, Rod and Linda leave the ride, Geir, Erik and Steve join it. The new team pushes north from Irkutsk to Severobaikalsk (North Baikal City) before reaching the easy part of the BAM Road, and their first hazardous water crossing.

Top 10 Strongest Biggest Deadliest Earthquakes in the world Ever since 1900

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Soundtrack: Deep Haze Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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10. 1920 Haiyuan earthquake, CHINA
Magnitude 8.6. Casualties: 273,400
Author: PhiLiP
Licence: Released by Author into the public domain

9. 1950 Assam–Tibet earthquake, INDIA, CHINA
Magnitude 8.6. Casualties: 3,300
Monks Volunteering in Kyegundo (Tibet Earthquake zone)
Author: SFT HQ
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8. 1922 Vallenar earthquake, CHILE
Magnitude 8.7. Casualties: 1,000+
Author: Gustavo Bruzzone Rocco
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7. 2010 CHILE earthquake
Magnitude 8.8. Casualties: 550
Author: Claudio Núñez
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6. 1906 ECUADOR–COLOMBIA earthquake
Magnitude 8.8. Casualties: ~1,000
A hospital destroyed by the Ambato earthquake
Author: G. E. Lewis
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5. 2011 Tohoku earthquake, JAPAN
Magnitude 9.0. Casualties: 15,891
Author: ChiefHira
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4. 1952 Kamchatka earthquake, RUSSIA
Magnitude 9.0. Casualties: Unknown

Licence: Public Domain

3. 1964 Alaska earthquake, USA
Magnitude 9.2. Casualties: 139
Author: U.S. Army
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2. 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake
Magnitude 9.3. Casualties: 230,000+
Author: US Navy
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1. 1960 Valdivia earthquake, CHILE
Magnitude 9.5. Casualties: 6,000
Author: Pierre St. Amand
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