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M3.6 earthquake 23 km WSW of Carlsbad, New Mexico

Last changed (08:48 UTC, 3 November 2026). This event is over, so no next check is due.

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A magnitude 3.6 earthquake struck 23 km WSW of Carlsbad, New Mexico at 22:39 UTC, 13 October 2026, at a depth of 10 km (6 mi), according to the U.S. Geological Survey. 32 people reported feeling it through the USGS Did You Feel It? survey.

Map: M3.6 earthquake 23 km WSW of Carlsbad, New Mexico
32.38° N, 104.48° W · New Mexico, United States · map © Natural Earth
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Key figures

Magnitude
3.6scale mlSource: USGS
Depth
10 km6 miSource: USGS
Time
22:39 UTC, 13 October 2026Source: USGS
Felt reports
32Source: USGS Did You Feel It?
USGS significance
210Source: USGS
Official source

Sources

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Affected area

Nearest towns

  • Carlsbad24 km away · pop. 25,302
  • Roswell113 km away · pop. 46,096
  • Hobbs131 km away · pop. 28,738
  • Pecos141 km away · pop. 8,372

Places from the Natural Earth populated places list, by straight-line distance. The source names no towns for this event.

Timeline

  1. 08:48 UTC3 November 2026Gods Eyes recorded it from the feed.
  2. 22:39 UTC13 October 2026The earthquake happened.

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