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Illinois earthquakes today

No earthquake of M1.5 or more was recorded in Illinois in the 24 hours to 1:41 pm CDT on 20 October 2026.

The most recent was M 2.4, 4 km (2 mi) NNE of Valier, Illinois, at 6:47 am CDT on 14 September 2026.

From the QuakeIndex database, which reads USGS every 30 seconds, as of · USGS · earthquakes of M1.5 or more where USGS names the state in the location

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The last 24 hours

None of M1.5 or more in Illinois. Most days in most states are quiet; very small quakes can take a few minutes to reach the USGS feed.

The last 7 days

No earthquake of M2.5 or more, and none that anyone reported feeling, in Illinois.

The most recent earthquakes in Illinois

  1. 2.4 4 km (2 mi) NNE of Valier, Illinois 18 km deep
  2. 2.9 21 km (13 mi) ENE of Kenilworth, Illinois 5 km deep · felt by 612
  3. 3.5 6 km (4 mi) NE of West Salem, Illinois 19 km deep · felt by 392
  4. 2.0 6 km (4 mi) SSW of Valmeyer, Illinois 11 km deep · felt by 10
  5. 3.8 4 km (2 mi) NW of Ohlman, Illinois 9 km deep · felt by 2,162
  6. 1.6 11 km (7 mi) WNW of Jonesboro, Illinois 7 km deep · felt by 1
  7. 2.1 5 km (3 mi) WNW of Grayville, Illinois 24 km deep · felt by 3
  8. 3.3 7 km (4 mi) SSW of Lerna, Illinois 10 km deep · felt by 154
  9. 2.4 7 km (4 mi) NE of Mount Carmel, Illinois 14 km deep · felt by 3
  10. 2.6 6 km (4 mi) W of Dwight, Illinois 5 km deep · felt it?

M1.5 or more since 2016, where USGS names Illinois in the location.

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Illinois on the record

Last 30 days
0 of M1.5 or more
Last 12 months
5
Since 2016
66
Largest since 2016
M 4.0 on 17 November 2021, 7 km S of Williamsville, Missouri

The QuakeIndex catalogue (USGS ComCat), counted to . Illinois's page has the largest quakes since 1900, how active the state is against its own record, and every county.

Earthquakes today in other states

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