2023ko Turkiako eta Siriako lurrikarak (Basque Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "2023ko Turkiako eta Siriako lurrikarak" in Basque language version.

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«Hildakoak 39.000 mila dira jada, eta kritikak areagotu dira NBEren eta Turkiako Gobernuaren aurka» Argia (Noiz kontsultatua: 2023-02-13).

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Lartzanguren, Edu. «Beste lurrikara indartsu batek astindu du Turkia, eta eskualdean gutxienez 1.500 pertsona hil direla baieztatu dute» Berria (Noiz kontsultatua: 2023-02-06).

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TURKEY 2023/02/06 01:17:35 UTC, Mw=8.0. GEOSCOPE Observatory 6 February 2023.
(Ingelesez) Utilisateur, Super. «Geoscope - Earthquake description» geoscope.ipgp.fr (Noiz kontsultatua: 2023-02-06).

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SL, TAI GABE DIGITALA. (2023-02-07). «Gosea eta hotza, Turkia eta Siriako lurrikararen hondamenean» naiz: (Noiz kontsultatua: 2023-02-13).
(Gaztelaniaz) SL, TAI GABE DIGITALA. (2023-02-13). «Rescatado un niño 182 horas después de unos sismos en los que ya han muerto 40.000 personas» naiz: (Noiz kontsultatua: 2023-02-13).

nytimes.com

Yoon, John. (2023-02-06). «Monday’s earthquake was the strongest ever in Turkey, matching a deadly one in 1939.» The New York Times ISSN 0362-4331..

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National Earthquake Information Center. (6 February 2023). M 7.8 - 23 km E of Nurdağı, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. (6 February 2023). M 6.7 - Central Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 5.6 – 23 km NE of Musabeyli, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 5.6 – 16 km S of Nurdağı, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 5.1 – 6 km ESE of Hasanbeyli, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.8 – 23 km SW of Pazarcık, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 5.5 – 2 km S of Tut, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.8 – 10 km SSW of Nurdağı, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 5.2 – 21 km E of Nurdağı, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.6 – 15 km E of Denizciler, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
M 4.7 – eastern Turkey. .
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.5 – central Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.4 – 6 km NW of Sincik, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.8 – 18 km N of Sincik, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.3 – Central Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.4 – eastern Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.5 – 3 km ENE of Pazarcık, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 5.0 – eastern Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.3 – 14 km W of Gölbaşı, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.4 – 8 km SW of Hassa, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.6 – central Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.6 – 3 km E of Anayazı, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.5 – 16 km WSW of Sincik, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 5.0 – 12 km NW of İskenderun, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.8 – 14 km SE of Çağlayancerit, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.6 – 12 km SE of Aşağı Karafakılı, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.5 - 14 km SSW of Aşağı Karafakılı, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.8 - 7 km SW of Pazarcık, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.6 - Turkey-Syria border region. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.3 - Central Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 5.8 - 13 km SW of Doğanşehir, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 5.7 - eastern Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 5.0 - 6 km W of Pazarcık, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 5.2 - 20 km ESE of Göksun, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.9 - 8 km N of Çağlayancerit, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 6.0 - 5 km NE of Göksun, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.8 - 7 km SSW of Nurhak, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.9 - 9 km N of Çelikhan, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.7 - 8 km N of Çelikhan, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.5 - 13 km WSW of Darende, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 5.0 - 3 km NNW of Nurhak, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.9 - 20 km SW of Göksun, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 5.1 - 3 km ENE of Kahramanmaraş, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 5.0 - 7 km SE of Nurhak, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 5.3 - 12 km NE of Gölbaşı, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 5.2 - 15 km NNW of Çelikhan, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.
National Earthquake Information Center. M 4.8 - 10 km E of Göksun, Turkey. United States Geological Survey.

worldcat.org

Yoon, John. (2023-02-06). «Monday’s earthquake was the strongest ever in Turkey, matching a deadly one in 1939.» The New York Times ISSN 0362-4331..