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Live earthquakes
Live earthquakes
Every earthquake the U.S. Geological Survey reports, placed on the globe within a minute of the feed, sized by magnitude.
The data
| Data source | Real-time earthquake feeds of the U.S. Geological Survey (public domain). |
|---|---|
| Update rate | The globe reads the past day’s earthquakes every 60 seconds; USGS updates its feeds every minute. |
| Coverage | Worldwide; smallest quakes mostly in and near the United States. |
| Limits | First solutions are automatic and are often revised. This is not an earthquake early warning system; for alerts use official services such as ShakeAlert and your local emergency agency. |
What you can do
- Magnitude, depth and time for every quake
- Volcano alerts and tsunami messages on the same globe
- Significant quakes filed automatically in the events archive
Recent significant earthquakes
- M6.4 earthquake 30 km WSW of Lata, Solomon Islands · 9 November 2026 · depth 17 km · Coral Sea
- M6.1 earthquake 144 km SE of Hasaki, Japan · 6 November 2026 · depth 29 km · North Pacific Ocean
- M6.1 earthquake: Fiji region · 5 November 2026 · depth 535 km · South Pacific Ocean
- M6.0 earthquake 165 km NW of Port-Olry, Vanuatu · 1 November 2026 · depth 10 km · Coral Sea
- M6.0 earthquake 58 km SSE of Shima, Japan · 31 October 2026 · depth 352 km · Philippine Sea
- M6.2 earthquake 43 km ESE of Port-Olry, Vanuatu · 29 October 2026 · depth 143 km · Coral Sea
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