Earthquakes near me
58 earthquakes in the United States in the latest snapshot we hold. Check your own place below — the count updates live from USGS.
Source USGS · snapshot
Your places · last 7 days
Is my area OK?
Check your home — and your family's, anywhere in the US. Every earthquake within 200 km in the last week, on a radar centred on the place you pick.
Earthquakes from the USGS 7-day feed, all magnitudes. ZIP and town locations from the US Census Bureau Gazetteer. Your places are stored in this browser only. QuakeIndex does not issue warnings — for early warning use ShakeAlert and MyShake.
How to read the radar
The centre of each radar is the place you chose. Rings mark 25, 50, 100 and 200 km. Every dot is a real earthquake from the last seven days, placed at its true direction from you; its colour is its magnitude, and older quakes fade.
The verdict looks at the nearest 100 km. "All quiet" means USGS recorded nothing there this week. "Small quakes nearby" means the largest was between magnitude 2.5 and 4 — the size that is often felt indoors close by and very rarely does damage.
Is that normal for here?
A week with twenty small quakes is ordinary in parts of California and Alaska and would be remarkable in Georgia. Every state and county page compares the last seven days with that place's own ten-year record: find your state or county.
Felt something just now?
Very small earthquakes can take a few minutes to reach the USGS feed. Check the last hour at your location, and report what you felt to USGS — those reports are what builds the intensity maps.
QuakeIndex does not issue warnings and does not forecast earthquakes. For early warning, ShakeAlert reaches phones through Wireless Emergency Alerts and the MyShake app.
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60 earthquakes · Source USGS · as of · Rings pulse on quakes from the last hour and the day's largest. States are tinted by their week: elevated, unusual.