November 2006: Arequipa. A magnitude 5,3 tremor turned 4 houses into rubble, and caused landslides upon Majes road.

October 2006: Caraveli. M5,5 quake.

October 2005: Moquegua. 7 quakes struck off cities as Sicuaya, Matalaque, Cuchumbaya and San Cristobal and damaged 35 houses.

September 2005: Moyobamba. M7 quake killed 5 people in Lamas and affected 70% of the houses.

July 2004: Lima. 5,4 magnitude quake hit the capital city with no personal or material losses.

August 2003: Cusco. Two M4,6 tremors left a hundred inhabitants homeless.

May 2003: Lima. M5,1 tremor.

February 2002: Arequipa. A M5 tremor shook the town of Huambo, province of Cailloma destroying several precarious houses.

December 2001: Arequipa. M5,4 tremor killed 2 people and knocked down many houses.

June 2001: Arequipa. A M6,9 quake struck off the South of Peru killing 69 people and leaving 20 thousand homeless.

April 1999: Arequipa. M6,1 quake.

November 1996: Nasca. A M6,4 quake killed 17 people.

April 1993: Lima. M6,1 quake.

April 1991: Moyobamba. M6,5 quake.

February 1979: Arequipa. M6,9 quake.

October 1974: Lima. M7,5 earthquake.

May 1970: Huaraz. A powerful earthquake measuring 7,8 magnitude shook the Callejón de Huaylas and killed 70 thousand
people and dissapeared to other 20 thousand. 60 thousand houses collapsed.

June 1968: Moyobamba, San Martín. M7,0 quake.

October 1966: Lima. M7,5 earthquake.

September 1963: Ancash. M7,0 quake.

January 1960: Arequipa. M7,5 quake.

July 1959: Arequipa. M7,0 quake.

November 1947: Satipo, Junín. M7,5 quake

November 1946: Ancash. M7,2 earthquake

August 1942: Nazca. M8,4 earthquake

May 1940: Lima. M8,2 quake.