During the month of June 2022, the Alaska Earthquake Center reported 3713 earthquakes within the state. The largest earthquake was magnitude 6.3 that occurred on June 4 at 15:38:09 AKST (June 4, 23:38:09 UTC), 7 miles SW of Davidof Island in Rat Islands. All earthquakes of magnitude 4.0 and greater occurred along the subduction zone.  A crustal event of M3.9 was recorded in Central Alaska, between Tanana and lake Minchumina on June 24th at 4:03PM AKDT. We continued to monitor seismic activity within Anchorage, offshore Kodiak, Simeonof-Chignik aftershock zones as well as crustal seismic activity in the Brooks Range and Seward peninsula. About 130 icequakes were located in June, 70 of which occurred at Mt Ogden as a swarm, 13 miles East of Juneau. Ten earthquakes were reported as felt.