48 km N of Valdez, Alaska
· 16.0 km deep
MAGNITUDE1.9
EARTHQUAKE REPORT
69 km E of Denali Park, Alaska
Preliminary report — details may changeInside this event
Measured by USGS
THE SOURCE, IN DEPTH3.4 km
Measured depth · generated ground illustration
3.4 km below the reference surface. The marker is positioned using this event’s reported depth. The ground texture is schematic.
EPICENTER63.648°, -147.521°
69 km E of Denali Park, Alaska
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Epicenters · circles show magnitude, not affected areaUp to 500 matching events
- Origin time (UTC)
- Sep 5, 2026 · 12:25:16 UTC
- USGS updated
- Preliminary measurements
- USGS event ID
- aka2026rpegoz
- Earthquake
DID YOU FEEL IT?
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✦ Epicenter Colored areas show community intensity
WeakII–IIIIVVVIVIIVIIIIX+Violent
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SHAKING & DISTANCE
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AS THE REPORTS ARRIVED
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EXPLORE THE AREAS
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These are public USGS geographic aggregates, not individual questionnaires. Community intensity describes the combined responses for an area; it does not measure shaking at every building. Small groups and USGS-flagged areas deserve extra care. ShakeMap estimates and community reports are separate products.
How USGS turns responses into community intensityOther events in this area
Explore the mapReports within roughly 3° of latitude and longitude and 7 days of this event. Proximity does not establish an aftershock relationship.
7 km ENE of Fox, Alaska
· 5.0 km deep
32 km NE of Manley Hot Springs, Alaska
· 2.7 km deep
23 km SE of Chickaloon, Alaska
· 11.4 km deep
32 km NW of Willow, Alaska
· 65.9 km deep
16 km SSE of Minto, Alaska
· 5.0 km deep
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