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M3.3 Earthquake — 46 km WSW of Ivanof Bay, Alaska

Event time: Last updated: 14 hr ago
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Magnitude 3.3 earthquake 46 km WSW of Ivanof Bay, Alaska at a depth of 176.2 km, recorded by the U.S. Geological Survey.

Measurements

MagnitudeM3.3
Depth176.2 km
Coordinates55.8170, -160.2180
Region46 km WSW of Ivanof Bay, Alaska
Tsunami Flag0

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