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M3.6 Earthquake — 42 km WSW of Anchor Point, Alaska
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Magnitude 3.6 earthquake 42 km WSW of Anchor Point, Alaska at a depth of 87.0 km, recorded by the U.S. Geological Survey.
Measurements
| Magnitude | M3.6 |
|---|---|
| Depth | 87.0 km |
| Coordinates | 59.6750, -152.5580 |
| Region | 42 km WSW of Anchor Point, Alaska |
| Tsunami Flag | 0 |
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Source updated 21 days ago (Sep 28, 2026 20:14 UTC) · we last heard from US Geological Survey 34 seconds ago
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What has changed
- Magnitude revised from M3.5 to M3.6 — Sep 28, 16:48 UTC by US Geological Survey
- Magnitude revised from M3.2 to M3.5 — Sep 28, 16:47 UTC by US Geological Survey
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General safety information
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