- or Hietaranta, Swedish:
Sandudds badstrand or Sandstrand;
colloquially Hietsu) is a po****r sand
beach in
central Helsinki, Finland. It is
located in...
- The
Hietsu earthquake (飛越地震,
Hietsu jishin) was a
doublet earthquake that took
place on
April 9, 1858 (according to the old ****anese calendar, February...
- the
mouth of the
Arakawa River April 9, 1858 7.0 200–300 1858
Hietsu earthquake 飛越地震
Hietsu Jishin Atotsugawa Fault March 18, 1872 7.1 MK 551 (official...
- 7-8, with
tsunami recorded,
however damage was
relatively few. The 1858
Hietsu earthquake struck Hida
Province (modern-day Gifu Prefecture) on
April 9...
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Hietaniemi beach (Hietaniemen uimaranta) 1929
Hietaniemi beach,
colloquially Hietsu, is a po****r sand
beach in the Töölö district, next to the
Hietaniemi Cemetery...
- to an
unofficial source report, many more
persons went missing. 426 1858
Hietsu earthquake Earthquake 9 Apr 1858 Gifu
Prefecture 375 (Official) 1936 Osarizawa...
- 000 and 200,000
people in Edo alone.
April 9, 1858 (Ansei 5): The 1858
Hietsu earthquake kills hundreds. 1858 (Ansei 5): The
initial establishment of...
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Atalanti (M6.4, M6.9)
Atotsugawa Fault ****an
Dextral strike-slip
Active 1858
Hietsu earthquake (M~7)
Awatere Fault 200
South Island, New
Zealand Dextral strike-slip...
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Locals often spend sunny days at the
Hietaniemi beach (often
simply called Hietsu), Helsinki's main
beach in the
district of Töölö. In the winter-time Helsinki's...
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outbreak killing over 100,000 people, a fire at Edo Castle, and the 1858
Hietsu earthquake, the
Ansei era was one of
quite catastrophic upheaval. Due to...
