The Larino cluster is named for town of Larino in the the province of
Campobasso, Italy. The largest earthquake in the cluster is a 5.7 Mw
event on November 1, 2002; there are several other events with magnitude
5.0 or greater. All events are observed to at 8.0° epicentral distance
and most are observed teleseismically. The station distribution is quite
dense since 2002 and the location calibration is very robust. All events
have depth control from near-source and local-distance readings, and a
few have teleseismic depth phases that are consistent with those depths.
