Magnitude 3.7 - 13 miles S of Clarks Point

January 12, 2025 19:20:31 AKST (January 13, 2025 04:20:31 UTC)
58.6575°N 158.5425°W Depth 1.3 miles (2 km)

This event was reported as felt in Manokotak Alaska.

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26 miles (42 km) S of Dillingham
29 miles (47 km) SE of Manokotak
42 miles (68 km) S of Aleknagik
52 miles (84 km) NW of Egegik
55 miles (89 km) W of Naknek
56 miles (90 km) W of South Naknek
61 miles (98 km) SW of Ekwok
68 miles (110 km) W of King Salmon
68 miles (110 km) SW of Levelock
68 miles (110 km) SE of Twin Hills
70 miles (113 km) SW of New Stuyahok
231 miles (374 km) W of Kodiak

Magnitude type: M_l
Event type: earthquake

Tectonic Setting of Southwest Alaska

Seismicity in Southwest Alaska is very sparse. Known faults include the Iditarod-Nixon Fork and the western Denali Fault. Neither fault system has documented historical or Holocene earthquake activity. On average this region produces one M4-5 earthquake every other year.