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M1.5 Depth: 65.7 km

M1.5 Earthquake near Beluga, Alaska (United States)

UTC time: 2026-06-29 04:12:45 UTC Local time: —

About this earthquake

On June 29, 2026 at 04:12 UTC, a magnitude M1.5 earthquake occurred near Beluga, Alaska (United States). The hypocenter lay relatively close to the surface at around 66 km, increasing how strongly it was felt. Events of this size typically go unnoticed.

The data is provided by USGS and cross-checked across seismological networks. United States: over the past 24 hours, QuakeMap24 logged 191 earthquakes, the strongest at M5.4.

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Depth profile

Depth profile Depth: 65.7 km (Shallow) Surface Shallow Intermediate Deep 0 km 70 km 300 km 700 km 65.7 km
Shallow
65.7 km
65.7 km — deeper than the regional average (15.8 km)
Regional average: 15.8 km
Why depth matters

Shallow quakes release energy near the surface — shaking is felt more strongly and damage potential is higher.

Depth classes per USGS

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