1783 Calabrian earthquakes - Weakest of the sequence

Time: Saturday Mar 1, 1783

Place: Southern Italian peninsula and Sicily

Details: This earthquake was the weakest of the sequence and caused relatively little damage. The earthquake is thought to have involved the rupturing of the northern segment of the Serre fault.

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