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 Earthquake Damages> Bihar-Nepal

 
 
Bihar-Nepal Earthquake, Jan, 1934

Table 2.

    House destroyed by the 1934 Earthquake
   

   Region

Completely destroyed

Much fractured

Slightly fractured

Completely destroyed

   Kathmandu Valley 

   Kathmandu

725

3735

4146

8606

   Outskirts of Kathmandu

2892

4062

4267

11221

   Patan

1000

4170

3860

9030

   Outskirts of Patan

3977

9442

1598

15017

   Bhaktapur  

2359

2263

1425

6047

   Outskirts of Bhaktapur

1444

1986

2388

5818

   Totals

12397

25658

17684

55739

   Eastern Mountainous Region

   East No. 1

9628

19391

-

29019

   East No. 2

4687

10738

-

15425

   East No. 3

21107

15548

-

36655

   East No. 4

15048

5

-

15053

   Dhankuta  

6623

15120

-

21743

   Sindhuli Gadhi

3486

3154

-

6640

   Udayapur Gadhi

1052

3917

-

4969

   Ilam

2316

3112

-

5428

   Totals

63947

70985

-

134932

   Western Mountainous Region

   West No. 1

582

1720

-  

2302

   West No. 2

186

461

-

647

   West No. 3

19

65

-

84

   West No. 4

8

1

-

9

   Chisapani Gadhi

-

18

1266

1284

   Palpa

-

3

-  

3

   Totals

795

2268

1266

4329

   Terai

   Western Terai

-

4

6

10

   Chitwan

-

-

-

0

   Birgunj

3654

854

2546

7054

   Sariahi and Mahottari

-

4323  

268

4591

   Siraha and Saptari

87

428

-

515

   Biratnagar

13

1

64

78

   Jhapa

-

-

0

   Totals

3754

5610

2884  

12248

   Totals for Nepal

80893

104521

21834

207248

Source: "The distribution of intensity of the Bihar-Nepal Earthquake 15 January 1934 and bounds on the extent of the ruptue zone" by M. R. Pandey and P. Molnar, Journal of Nepal Geological Socity, Vol.5, 1988.

   

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