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Recent significant events in the Alaska region

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To see more maps, check out our Top Ten Lists, which rank our most felt earthquakes ever. Also, look for important past earthquakes in the Archives.

Note: Maps are not created for events that do not result in a trigger at ANSS. These are generally smaller earthquakes that are not widely felt. We still accept questionnaires for these earthquakes, and we may manually add significant events to this website.

SELECT EARTHQUAKE
LOCATION DATE TIME MAGNITUDE
42 miles WNW of Adak, AK
(ID 2008rubi)
MAY 8 2008
06:12:55 AKDT
5.0
75 miles SW of Adak, AK
(ID 2008rmah)
APR 30 2008
18:32:49 AKDT
5.1
19 miles SSE of Adak, AK
(ID 2008rias)
APR 26 2008
23:21:55 AKDT
5.1
65 miles SSE of Lake Minchumina, AK
(ID 39267)
APR 25 2008
20:05:39 AKDT
4.6
108 miles W of Adak, AK
(ID 2008qxam)
APR 15 2008
21:54:20 AKDT
6.6
154 miles WSW of Adak, AK
(ID 36803)
APR 15 2008
21:54:11 AKDT
6.6
116 miles W of Adak, AK
(ID 2008qwc1)
APR 15 2008
14:59:52 AKDT
6.4
85 miles WNW of Adak, AK
(ID 2008pxby)
MAR 22 2008
13:24:12 AKDT
6.2
124 miles WSW of Adak, AK
(ID 2007lcaq)
DEC 19 2007 00:30:31 AKST 7.2
HISTORIC EVENTS DATE TIME MAGNITUDE
47 miles E of Cantwell, Alaska
NOV 3 2002
13:12:41 AKST
7.9
Good Friday
MAR 27 1964
17:36:14.2
9.2
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This is a U.S. Geological Survey project to collect information about ground shaking following significant earthquakes. You can help us by filling out a questionnaire for each earthquake you feel. A Community Internet Intensity Map will be made and updated every few minutes following a major earthquake. At first only a few ZIP codes will have intensities assigned, but over time others will be assigned as data comes in. Check back often and watch the maps change!

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U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey
Community Internet Intensity Maps <http://pasadena.wr.usgs.gov/shake>
Maintained by: CIIM working group
Last modified 5.8.2008

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