1990年伊朗拉什特加兹温赞詹鲁德巴尔曼吉勒地震

In June 1990 a magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck the Rudbar and Manjil districts of northwestern Iran, killing about 40,000 people, injuring 105,000, and destroying some 100,000 dwellings; damage reached roughly 7.2 billion dollars. The shallow rupture broke faults within the Arabian–Eurasian collision zone that deforms the Iranian plateau. Landslides across the steep Alborz terrain buried villages and blocked relief routes. Rated Mercalli intensity VII in the recorded catalog, the disaster prompted revisions to Iran's seismic building code and remains among the deadliest earthquakes in the country's modern history.

1990年伊朗拉什特、加兹温、赞詹、鲁德巴尔、曼吉勒发生M7.3地震，震源浅。造成4万人死亡。位于阿拉伯板块与欧亚板块碰撞带。