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M4.4 Earthquake — Antofagasta, Chile

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Magnitude 4.4 earthquake in Antofagasta, Chile, reported by EMSC.

Measurements

MagnitudeM4.4
Depth125.0 km
Coordinates-21.8757, -68.7303
RegionAntofagasta, Chile

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Earthquake data courtesy of EMSC

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Not rated by source. European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre does not publish a severity for this; the level shown is our own classification.

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Source updated 5 days ago (Oct 14, 2026 06:34 UTC) · we last heard from European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre 20 seconds ago

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What has changed

  • Magnitude revised from M4.1 to M4.4 — Oct 14, 06:37 UTC by European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre
  • Magnitude revised from M4.0 to M4.1 — Oct 13, 23:34 UTC by European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre

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