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白川町河岐 Shindo history

GifuShirakawa Town

How strongly did the ground shake at this point? Explore local Shindo readings and the earthquakes behind them.

Latest stored reading
1
Shindo at this station
Epicentre region

Western Aichi Prefecture

Event magnitude
M3.6
Depth
40 km
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Station location

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The marker shows the observation station, not an earthquake epicentre.35.580, 137.190

Stored events
33
Highest stored Shindo
3
First catalogue record
Mar 4, 2015
Latest catalogue record
Nov 1, 2026

These dates describe records stored by JISHINDESU, not the station’s operating period. No newer entries does not mean there were no earthquakes or that the station has closed.

LOCATION

This station and its surroundings

JISHINDESU links this station to Shirakawa Town in Gifu. Explore the locality or prefecture history to see readings from other associated stations, too.

MunicipalityShirakawa TownExplore local Shindo history →PrefectureGifuExplore prefecture Shindo history →

One station's Shindo reading does not describe shaking across a whole municipality or prefecture. Area pages combine records from stations associated with that area.

Observation history

Showing the 33 most recent stored events out of 33. All times use Japan Standard Time (JST).

  1. 1Western Aichi PrefectureEvent magnitudeM3.6
  2. 1Northern Shiga PrefectureEvent magnitudeM4.4
  3. 1Eastern Region · Fuji Five Lakes, Yamanashi PrefectureEvent magnitudeM5.6
  4. 1Western Aichi PrefectureEvent magnitudeM4
  5. 1Western Aichi PrefectureEvent magnitudeM4.6
  6. 1Off the west Coast of Ishikawa PrefectureEvent magnitudeM6.4
  7. 1Mikawa BayEvent magnitudeM4.5
  8. 1Central and western Mino, Gifu PrefectureEvent magnitudeM4.7
  9. 1Noto, Ishikawa PrefectureEvent magnitudeM6.1
  10. 3Noto, Ishikawa PrefectureEvent magnitudeM7.6
  11. 1Western Aichi PrefectureEvent magnitudeM3.8
  12. 1Eastern Mino, Gifu PrefectureEvent magnitudeM3.6
  13. 1Western Aichi PrefectureEvent magnitudeM3.9
  14. 1Noto, Ishikawa PrefectureEvent magnitudeM6.3
  15. 1Eastern Aichi PrefectureEvent magnitudeM4.6
  16. 1Western Aichi PrefectureEvent magnitudeM4.2
  17. 2Central and western Mino, Gifu PrefectureEvent magnitudeM4.1
  18. 2Western Shizuoka PrefectureEvent magnitudeM5.3
  19. 1Reihoku, Fukui PrefectureEvent magnitudeM5
  20. 1Central and western Mino, Gifu PrefectureEvent magnitudeM3.9
  21. 1Eastern Mino, Gifu PrefectureEvent magnitudeM3.6
  22. 1Southern Nagano PrefectureEvent magnitudeM4.2
  23. 1Southern Nagano PrefectureEvent magnitudeM4.1
  24. 2Central and western Mino, Gifu PrefectureEvent magnitudeM4.5
  25. 2Eastern Aichi PrefectureEvent magnitudeM5.1
  26. 1Northern Osaka PrefectureEvent magnitudeM5.9
  27. 1Western Aichi PrefectureEvent magnitudeM4.6
  28. 2Southern Nagano PrefectureEvent magnitudeM5.7
  29. 1Central and western Mino, Gifu PrefectureEvent magnitudeM4
  30. 1Central and western Mino, Gifu PrefectureEvent magnitudeM3.9
  31. 1Central Tottori PrefectureEvent magnitudeM6.6
  32. 1Eastern Aichi PrefectureEvent magnitudeM4.2
  33. 2Central and western Mino, Gifu PrefectureEvent magnitudeM4.9

Inside the stored history

Only events stored for this station are included. A year without entries is not evidence that no shaking occurred.

Events by year

  • 20151
  • 20162
  • 20173
  • 20183
  • 20192
  • 20206
  • 20211
  • 20221
  • 20234
  • 20245
  • 20251
  • 20264

Local Shindo distribution

  • Shindo 126
  • Shindo 26
  • Shindo 31
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How to read these observations

Shindo describes shaking at the measurement point. Magnitude describes the size of the whole earthquake. Nearby stations can record different Shindo values for the same event, and a station reading is not an exact measurement at your home.

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Sources and catalogue coverage

We display observations stored by JISHINDESU from JMA and P2PQuake reports. The history may be incomplete and reports may be revised. Maximum Shindo here refers to available records, not the station’s entire history.

Sources and methodology →
Technical station details
Catalogue identifier
a69ed0251a917eda94d93c0b3dc9188b406de0c5238669b146403c5f9932edae
Latitude / longitude
35.580, 137.190