**Wellington Hit by Multiple Earthquakes in the Past Year** Wellington, New Zealand has experienced a significant number of earthquakes in the past 365 days, with 28 recorded in total. The largest earthquake, measuring 4.1, occurred in Kelburn, Wellington, on an unspecified date. According to official data, these earthquakes have potentially caused shaking intensities of "Weak" or greater in various parts of Aotearoa New Zealand. On Monday night, a 6.3 magnitude earthquake centered near Wellington shook tens of thousands of residents. The earthquake was described by some as "the most violent" they had felt in years. In the past 24 hours alone, Wellington has experienced 30 earthquakes with magnitudes ranging up to 2.7. A 4.7 magnitude earthquake near Upper Hutt on Tuesday morning also rattled the city, shaking residents awake. Geonet, the official seismic monitoring agency in New Zealand, maintains a complete list of all recent earthquakes in or near Wellington. Residents are advised to remain prepared for future seismic activity and to follow official safety guidelines in the event of an earthquake.
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