Figure seismic damage zoning

Ⅰ, Large area of sand liquefaction zone

Ⅱ, Loess earthquake damage area

Ⅲ. Rock mass collapse and earthquake fault development in mountainous area

Ⅳ, The Gobi and mountain seismic damage area

Ⅴ, Coastal zone earthquake damage area

Ⅵ, Earthquake damage less areas

The name of the seismic zone represented by a number

Ⅰ, The Pacific Rim seismic belt

Ⅰ1, Taiwan band

I2, Northeast belt

Ⅱ, Himalayan seismic belt

Ⅲ, North China earthquake zone

Ⅲ1, Tancheng - Lujiang belt

Ⅲ2, Hai River (Hebei) plain belt

Ⅲ3, Jinzhong (Shanxi) belt

Ⅲ4, Yanshan band

Ⅲ5, Wei River Plain Zone

Ⅲ6, Yellow River Plain Zone

Ⅳ, The east coast seismic belt

Ⅴ, North-South seismic zone

Ⅴ1, Helan Mountain (Yinchuan) belt

Ⅴ2, Liupanshui zone

Ⅴ3, Lanzhou - Tianshui zone

Ⅴ4, Longnan - horse side belt

Ⅴ5, Peace valley belt

Ⅴ6, East of Yunnan

Ⅵ, Northwest seismic zone

Ⅵ1, Altai mountain belt

Ⅵ2, North Tianshan belt

Ⅵ3, South Tianshan belt

Ⅵ4, Southern Tarim belt

Ⅵ5, Hexi Corridor belt

Ⅶ, The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau seismic zone

Ⅶ1, Central Tibet

Ⅶ2, Kangding-Ganzi belt

Ⅷ, Western Yunnan earthquake zone

Ⅷ1, Jinsha River - Yuanjiang zone

Ⅷ2, Nu River - Lancang River

Note

The blue line in the figure indicates the earthquake damage zone boundary

Big blue circle in the picture shows: magnitude ≥ 8.0

The blue circle in the figure shows: magnitude ≥ 7.0 ~ 7.9

The small pink circle in the figure shows: magnitude ≥ 6.0 ~ 6.9

The green circle in the picture shows: 780 BC - 1900 BC earthquake occurred

The yellow circle in the picture indicates the earthquakes that occurred between 1901 and 2008 BC

Black figures in the figure indicate the magnitude and timing of major earthquakes

The yellow I1 in the figure indicates the seismic zone and its name code

The map comes from the "China Geographic Atlas" in China earthquake epicenter, seismic zone distribution and seismic damage zoning