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I found a nice map:

Vrancea Earthquakes


Fig. 1:Top: Digital strong motion network of Kinemetrics K2 instruments in SE Romania and temporal stations during the Carpathian Arc Lithosphere Cross-Tomography (CALIXTO) experiment in 1999. Epicenters of Vrancea intermediate-depth earthquakes and shallow crustal events (since 1990) are marked by red circles and black crosses, respectively. Bottom: 3-component recordings of ground acceleration of the October 27, 2004 Vrancea earthquake (Mw=5.9) (epicenter marked in map by yellow star) at stations VRI (rock) and CFR (soil). Site effects at station CFR cause a significant higher level of ground shaking than expected from distant-dependent attenuation.

They also give what I sought after, the (significant) depths of the major earthquakes:

Four major events struck within this century:
DateDepth (km)Moment Magnitude
Nov. 10, 19401557.7
March 4, 1977957.4
Aug. 30, 19861307.1
May 30, 1990906.9


*Lunatic*, n.
One whose delusions are out of fashion.
by DoDo on Mon Jan 26th, 2009 at 05:01:55 AM EST
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