Earthquake today in Las Vegas

Nevada, United States · checked 18:58 UTC

Was there an earthquake in Las Vegas today?

No. No earthquake within this page's range of Las Vegas has been recorded in the last 24 hours by the agencies this site follows (USGS and EMSC), as of 18:58 UTC.

"Today" here is the last 24 hours, ending now. Times are shown in UTC and in Las Vegas's own time.

Earthquakes near Las Vegas in the last 30 days

1 in the last 30 days. The largest was magnitude 2.5, 46 miles (74 km) NW of Las Vegas, on 9 October.

MagnitudeDistanceWhenDepth
M2.5 46 miles (74 km) NW 9 October, 18:34 UTC (11:34 am in Las Vegas) 7 km

Which earthquakes this page counts

A small earthquake close by and a large one far away can both be what people in Las Vegas notice, so one fixed circle would be wrong both ways. This page counts magnitude 6 or more within 800 km; magnitude 5 or more within 400 km; magnitude 4 or more within 200 km; any size within 100 km. That is this site's rule for what to list, not a statement that an earthquake was felt. The earthquakes are the ones the US Geological Survey (magnitude 2.5 and above) and the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (magnitude 4 and above) have published; outside the United States, smaller earthquakes are often missing from both.

The largest earthquakes on record within 300 km

The USGS catalog holds 61 earthquakes of magnitude 5 or more within 300 km of Las Vegas in the last 50 years. The largest since 1900:

  1. M7.3, 28 June 1992 — 155 miles (249 km) SSW of Las Vegas (The 1992 Landers, California Earthquake)
  2. M7.1, 16 October 1999 — 126 miles (202 km) SSW of Las Vegas (The 1999 Hector Mine, California Earthquake)
  3. M7.1, 6 July 2019 — 140 miles (226 km) W of Las Vegas (Ridgecrest Earthquake Sequence)
  4. M6.5, 10 April 1947 — 114 miles (183 km) SW of Las Vegas (The 1947 Manix, California Earthquake)
  5. M6.4, 4 July 2019 — 136 miles (219 km) WSW of Las Vegas (Ridgecrest Earthquake Sequence)

From the USGS Comprehensive Earthquake Catalog, magnitude 6 and above. The catalog is most complete for recent decades. Search the full history near Las Vegas →

If you felt it

Expect aftershocks, and stay away from damaged buildings. If you are indoors when shaking starts: drop, cover and hold on. This site does not issue warnings and earthquakes cannot be predicted — follow United States's own authorities, listed on the United States page. What to do before, during and after an earthquake →

Questions

Was there an earthquake in Las Vegas today?

No. No earthquake within this page's range of Las Vegas has been recorded in the last 24 hours by the agencies this site follows (USGS and EMSC), as of 18:58 UTC.

How many earthquakes have there been near Las Vegas recently?

1 in the last 30 days. The largest was magnitude 2.5, 46 miles (74 km) NW of Las Vegas, on 9 October. This page counts magnitude 6 or more within 800 km; magnitude 5 or more within 400 km; magnitude 4 or more within 200 km; any size within 100 km.

How often are there strong earthquakes near Las Vegas?

The USGS catalog holds 61 earthquakes of magnitude 5 or more within 300 km of Las Vegas in the last 50 years. The catalog is most complete for recent decades; a low number is not a low hazard.

Where do official earthquake alerts for Las Vegas come from?

From United States's national seismological and disaster-management agencies, which are listed on this site's United States page. This page collects what USGS and EMSC publish; it does not issue warnings, and earthquakes cannot be predicted.

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