 Location of the quake |
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| Date | August 14 2104 | |
| Time | 6:28 PM | |
| Duration | 24 Seconds | |
| Magnitude | 5+ | |
| Depth | 9km | |
| Epicenter | 100km SW of Navojoa | |
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| Areas affected | North Mexico | |
| Total damages | $95-155 million | |
| Maximum intensity | Strong | |
| Foreshocks | 2~ | |
| Aftershocks | 21~ | |
| Total casualties | 3 dead, 11 injured, 5 missing | |
The Sonora Earthquake was a strong quake that caused a tsunami, which coincided with storm surge from a Hurricane.
The largest wave height was recorded at 5m 60cm, although this being from the tsunami itself is debateable.