Earthquake M2.9 – Alaska Peninsula
Origin Time (UTC)
15:41:22 23.07.26
Magnitude
2.9 ML
Agency
EMSC
Coordinates
54.438800°N 160.039800°W
Energy Release
0.34 t
Weather
N/A
Depth
10 KM
A magnitude 2.9 earthquake struck Alaska Peninsula on July 23, 2026. Based on seismic calculations, the event released an energy equivalent to approximately 0.34 t of TNT. The earthquake originated at a depth of 10 km below the surface.
Nearby Events
| Time | Mag | Epicenter | Explore |
|---|---|---|---|
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19:49:01
24/07/2026
|
2.6
|
86 km SSE of Sand Point, Alaska
54.5840°N 160.1440°W |
10 KM |
EMSC, USGS
|
MAP
EVENT
|
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03:29:10
22/07/2026
|
2.2
|
21 km WSW of Ivanof Bay, Alaska
55.8400°N 159.8130°W |
8.7 KM |
USGS
|
MAP
EVENT
|
|
09:50:39
20/07/2026
|
2.3
|
25 km WSW of Ivanof Bay, Alaska
55.8480°N 159.8840°W |
8.5 KM |
EMSC, USGS
|
MAP
EVENT
|
|
07:35:55
20/07/2026
|
3.0
|
Alaska Peninsula
55.1630°N 160.9290°W |
91.8 KM |
EMSC
|
MAP
EVENT
|
|
02:59:01
19/07/2026
|
2.8
|
80 km E of Chignik, Alaska
56.2360°N 157.1100°W |
16.8 KM |
USGS
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MAP
EVENT
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