1693年意大利西西里卡拉布里亚卡塔尼亚地震

The 1693 earthquake that struck southeastern Sicily, centered near Catania, was among the most destructive in Italian history, associated with roughly 60,000 deaths and shaking of Mercalli intensity XI. The magnitude 6.0 shock and its aftershocks razed dozens of towns across the Val di Noto along the Apennine and Calabrian fault belts of the central Mediterranean. The scale of destruction prompted a sweeping reconstruction in the Sicilian Baroque style that redefined the region's architecture. The disaster stands as a defining event in the seismic and cultural history of southern Italy.

1693年，意大利西西里、卡拉布里亚、卡塔尼亚：M6.0地震，震源深度不详。造成约6万人死亡。地处地中海亚平宁逆冲断层带。