During the month of January 2024, the Alaska Earthquake Center reported 3733 earthquakes within the state with magnitudes ranging between 0.4 and 5.9 and depth between 0 and 220 km.The largest earthquake was magnitude 5.9 that occurred on January 11 at 22:46:21 AKST (January 12, 07:46:21 UTC), 43 miles W of Port Alexander in the south-east of Alaska. 

The most noticeable event was the M5.3 earthquake near Salcha that rattled interior of Alaska on January 19th at 12:34pm AKST. It followed by numerous aftershocks, and 1445 Did You Feel It responses came on this earthquake. You can read more about this event here:  https://earthquake.alaska.edu/magnitude-53-earthquake-near-salcha-rattles-interior-alaska

There were twelve other earthquakes with magnitude 4.1-4.9 in Alaska and Aleutian Islands.

We reported seismic sources that were classified as other than regional tectonic earthquakes. Of these, 37 were suspected quarry blasts (M0.8-2.7) in the vicinity of either Fort Knox or Usibelli mines,  86 ice quakes (M1.0-2.4) primarily located in the Prince William Sound, Yakutat Bay and Brady Glacier. Seismic activity remained recorded at the volcanoes in the Katmai group with a total of 26 events (M0.9-2.4).

Twenty three earthquakes were reported as felt in January