During the month of June 2024, the Alaska Earthquake Center reported 3221 earthquakes within the state with magnitudes ranging between 0.7 and 5.0 and depths between 0 and 250 km. The largest earthquake was magnitude 5.0 that occurred on June 29 at 03:10:33 AKDT (June 29, 11:10:33 UTC), 13 miles NE of Atka Pass in Andreanof Islands. 

Other notable events in June were a M4.9 earthquake 174 miles NW of Dowson city that occurred on June 2nd in the morning and followed by some aftershocks,   a magnitude 4.4 event 19 miles W of Anchor Point on June 1st, at 4:40am that was reported as felt across Kenai Peninsula communities, and a magnitude 4.4 earthquake 32 miles SW of Kantishna on June 8th, at 2:08am that was reported as felt across Interior Alaska. 

We also reported  seismic sources that were other than regional tectonic earthquakes. Of these, 34 were suspected quarry blasts (magnitudes M=0.7-1.6), most of which were located in the vicinity of either Fort Knox or Usibelli mines in Interior Alaska, 34 icequakes (magnitudes M=0.9-1.8), primarily located in the Prince William Sound, Icy Bay, and Yakutat Bay areas and at Wright Glacier,  and 31 seismic events associated with volcanic activity (M=0.8-2.0), primarily at the Katmai volcano group.

Eight earthquakes were reported as felt.