Recent earthquakes
Earthquakes in the US, Canada and nearby waters from the USGS. Updated every minute.
Last 24 hours
12Earthquakes M2.5 and above
Largest
M4.8
10 km SW of Guaymate, Dominican Republic
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Closest to you
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Felt reports
25
Most for the M4.8 10 km SW of Guaymate, Dominican Republic
No felt reports for these earthquakes.
Under 3
3 – 4
4 and above
MAGLOCATIONTIMEDEPTHDISTANCEFELT
3.0
70 km SSW of Kaktovik, AK
51 min ago
17 km
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2.5
64 km ENE of Susitna North, AK
1 h ago
20 km
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1
3.2
53 km W of Nanwalek, AK
2 h ago
92 km
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3.4
63 km ESE of Sand Point, AK
4 h ago
35 km
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4.8
10 km SW of Guaymate, Dominican Republic
4 h ago
137 km
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25
3.4
22 km WNW of Preston, NV
5 h ago
6 km
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3.6
16 km W of Preston, NV
5 h ago
1 km
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2.6
131 km ESE of Chignik, AK
9 h ago
5 km
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2.5
58 km S of Whites City, NM
11 h ago
6 km
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3.3
10 km ESE of Nikiski, AK
11 h ago
61 km
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1
3.5
88 km SSE of King Cove, AK
17 h ago
0 km
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3.4
98 km N of San Juan, PR
19 h ago
29 km
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1
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Earthquakes per day · last 30 days
M2.5+ · US & CanadaOct 15Oct 30Today
Average 20 a day. The busiest day was Nov 9 with 25, most of them in Alaska. Counts start on Nov 8, when the website’s earthquake data begins.
By region · 24 hours
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Safety
What to do during an earthquake
01 · DROPGet down on your hands and knees before the shaking knocks you down.
02 · COVERCover your head and neck. Get under a sturdy table or desk if one is close.
03 · HOLD ONHold on until the shaking stops. Be ready for aftershocks.
Outdoors, move away from buildings, trees and power lines. In a car, pull over, stop and stay inside. After the shaking, check for gas leaks and injuries.
Earthquake questions
What magnitude earthquake can you feel?
Quakes under about M2.5 are rarely felt. From M2.5 to M5 they are often felt but cause little damage. Damage becomes more likely from about M5.5, depending on depth and distance.
Why does Oklahoma have so many earthquakes?
The USGS links most of Oklahoma’s recent earthquakes to wastewater from oil and gas production being injected deep underground.
Can earthquakes be predicted?
No. Scientists can estimate the chance of a quake in an area over years, but not the day or hour.
How fast is this list updated?
Every minute, from the USGS real-time feed.