公元115年土耳其安条克地震

In the year 115, a magnitude 7.5 earthquake devastated Antioch, then one of the great cities of the Roman East and today the region of Antakya in Turkey. Ancient accounts place the death toll near 260,000 and record shaking of Mercalli intensity XI. The city sat astride the fault-riven crust of the North Anatolian zone, where the Anatolian block slides past neighboring plates. Among the deadliest earthquakes documented from classical antiquity, it is known chiefly through the descriptions of Roman-era chroniclers rather than any instrumental record, and it marks the first of several catastrophes that would repeatedly level the city over the following centuries.

公元115年，土耳其安条克（安塔基亚）：M7.5地震，震源深度不详。造成约26万人死亡。位于地震活跃的北安纳托利亚断层系。