During the month of July 2022, the Alaska Earthquake Center reported 3871 earthquakes within the state. The largest earthquake was magnitude 5.3 that occurred on July 8 at 01:40:19 AKST (July 8, 09:40:19 UTC), 8 miles E of Koniuji Island (Andreanof islands). A crustal earthquake of M5.2 was recorded at St George Island in Bering Sea, followed by about 40 aftershocks of M2.5-4.2. All other events of magnitude greater than 4.0 occurred along the subduction zone. We continue to monitor seismic activity within  Anchorage, offshore Kodiak, Simeonof-Chignik aftershock zones as well as crustal seismic activity in  Brooks Range and Bering Strait. About 50 icequake were recorded in Prince William Sound, Icy Bay, Yakutat Bay and Mt Ogden. Ten earthquakes were reported as felt in July.