During the month of July 2024, the Alaska Earthquake Center reported 3410 earthquakes within the state with magnitudes ranging between 0.7 and 6.0 and depths between 0 and 268 km  The largest earthquake was magnitude 6.0 that occurred on July 18 at 19:13:46 AKDT (July 19, 03:13:46 UTC), 41 miles S of Chagulak Island. There were 15 other earthquakes of magnitude 4.3-5.4.

We reported 84 seismic events other than regional tectonic earthquakes. Of these 25 were suspected quarry blasts (magnitudes M=0.9-1.5), most of which were located in the vicinity of either Fort Knox or Usibelli mines in Interior Alaska. The reported events included 31 icequakes (magnitudes M=0.8-2.9), primarily located in the Prince William Sound, Icy Bay, Yakutat Bay areas, and at Wright Glacier (Mt. Ogden). We also recorded 26 events associated with volcanic activity and 2 landslides.

Eight earthquake were reported as felt in July. The largest number of Did You Feel It responses, 122, came from earthquake of M3.8 in the Kenai Peninsula, 36 miles E from Homer, on July 11th at 21:26 pm of AKDT.