This is a list of earthquakes in Serbia that had epicentres in Serbia or within the current borders had a significant impact on the country.
Date | Location | Mag. | MMI | Deaths | Injuries | Notes | Ref |
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2010-11-03 | Raška, Kraljevo | 5.5 Mw | VIII | 2 | 100+ | Severe damage | [1] [2] |
1999-07-01 | Rasina | 5.2 Mw | VI | Several roofs and chimneys damage in the Milutovac, Medveđa, Trstenik area. | [3] | ||
1999-04-30 | Kolubara | 5.4 Mw | VI–VII | Several homes damaged in Ljig area. | [4] | ||
1998-09-29 | Kolubara, Mionica | 5.5 Mw | VIII | 1 | 17 | Severe damage | [5] |
1991-07-12 | Timiș (Romania) | 5.6 Mw | VII | 2 | 30 | Severe damage in Timișoara, in Romania. Slight damage at Belgrade. | [6] |
1987-08-14 | Moravica District | 5.0 Mw | VI | 2 | Many buildings damage in the Kraljevo-Bogutovacka Banja area | [7] | |
1983-09-10 | Kopaonik | 5.1 Mw | VIII | 1,200 buildings damage | [8] | ||
1980-05-18 | Raška | 5.8 Mw | VII | Many buildings damage | [9] | ||
1979-04-15 | Bar Municipality (Montenegro) | 6.9 Mw | X | Widely felt in the country. | [10] | ||
1927-05-15 | Kragujevac | 6.0 Mw | [11] | ||||
1922-03-24 | Moravica District | 6.0 Mw | [12] | ||||
1738-05-31 | Vrancea (Romania) | 7.9 Mw | IX–X | In Niš, the fortress on Nišava partially collapsed, and in Nikopol on Danube four mosques collapsed. | [13] [14] |