M3.5 earthquake near Eagle River, Alaska
48 km N of Petersville, Alaska ·
3.5 Magnitude 3.5 (ml)
| Time | |
|---|---|
| Location | 48 km N of Petersville, Alaska 62.926° N, 150.632° W |
| Depth | 113 km (70 mi) |
| Last updated by USGS |
Nearest towns
- 187 km (116 mi) N of Eagle River, Alaska
- 194 km (121 mi) N of Anchorage, Alaska
- 256 km (159 mi) SW of Fairbanks, Alaska
Distances are straight-line from the epicenter to the town center (GeoNames places with 15,000 or more people).
Tsunami
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Other earthquakes nearby
USGS-recorded earthquakes within 200 km (124 mi) in the week before and after this one.
- 2.0 24 km SSW of Cantwell, Alaska
- 2.3 35 km SW of Skwentna, Alaska
- 1.6 24 km ESE of Chickaloon, Alaska
- 2.2 29 km W of Anderson, Alaska
- 1.4 52 km SSE of Denali National Park, Alaska
- 2.2 40 km N of Petersville, Alaska
- 2.0 7 km NW of Point MacKenzie, Alaska
- 2.3 28 km NNE of Beluga, Alaska
- 1.4 73 km ESE of Denali National Park, Alaska
- 1.6 11 km E of Willow, Alaska
- 1.6 16 km SSW of Petersville, Alaska
- 2.9 13 km SSW of Susitna, Alaska
- 1.9 24 km NW of Susitna, Alaska
- 1.7 51 km NNE of Petersville, Alaska
- 3.0 44 km NNW of Glacier View, Alaska
Official sources
- USGS event page (ShakeMap, technical details, updates)
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