Earthquake map
Within 100 km of the pin
Source USGS · snapshot ; the live week loads from USGS as the page opens. Click anywhere on the map to see what happened within 100 km of that spot.
Latest in the United States
- 1.0 85 km NW of Karluk, Alaska
- 1.0 8 km ENE of Gilroy, CA
- 3.3 92 km NE of Cruz Bay, U.S. Virgin Islands
- 2.1 16 km WSW of Johannesburg, CA
- 2.1 13 km SSE of Portage Creek, Alaska
- 0.4 15 km SE of Anza, CA
- 1.5 78 km W of Karluk, Alaska
- 2.0 5 km SSW of Pāhala, Hawaii
- 1.8 4 km S of Pāhala, Hawaii
- 2.3 5 km SW of Guánica, Puerto Rico
- 1.1 6 km ENE of Fox, Alaska
- 1.5 20 km ESE of Spanish Springs, Nevada
- 3.0 4 km W of Bogue, Kansas
- 1.3 16 km NW of Conconully, Washington
- 2.3 11 km SE of Pāhala, Hawaii
How to use it
The map opens on your area when we can tell where that is — a place you saved under Is my area OK?, or the city your connection is in. Type a ZIP code or town, or press My location, to move it.
Every dot is a real earthquake. Colour and size are its magnitude, the last day is drawn solid and older quakes fade, and a white edge marks the last hour. Tap a dot for how big, how deep and how long ago, and its own page.
Click any empty spot and the map drops a pin there and counts every earthquake within 100 km in the window you picked. The list beside the map follows the view: zoom or pan and it shows what is on screen.
Is it normal for here?
A busy week in one place is an ordinary one somewhere else. Each state and county page compares its last seven days with its own ten-year record.
QuakeIndex does not issue warnings and does not forecast earthquakes. For early warning, ShakeAlert reaches phones through Wireless Emergency Alerts and the MyShake app.