Earthquakes in Italy 2020, by magnitude

Between January and the beginning of May 2020, 13 earthquakes of magnitude 3.6 and over were registered in Italy. Figures show that most of the earthquakes were recorded in the southern region of Calabria or on its coasts. In particular, several earthquakes in this region had a magnitude of over four. Due to the geodynamics of its territory, Italy counts a large number of earthquakes annually. Several earthquakes in the country are also caused by the volcanos: there are many active and dormant volcanos in Italy. For instance, Etna, in Sicily, is a very active volcano and the highest active volcano in Europe.

在2020年1月至5月初的期间，意大利共记录了13次3.6级及以上的地震。数据显示，大多数地震发生在卡拉布里亚南部地区或其沿海地带。特别是，该地区发生了数起震级超过四级的地震。由于国土的地质动力学特性，意大利每年都会发生大量的地震。该国的一些地震亦由火山活动引发：意大利境内拥有众多活跃和休眠的火山。例如，西西里岛的埃特纳火山是一座非常活跃且为欧洲最高峰的活火山。