Key facts
- Magnitude
- 4.3 (ml)
- Location
- 24 km SE of Kasilof, Alaska
- Time
- 2:30 AM AKST, Sunday, November 1, 2026
- Depth
- 70.4 km
- Felt reports
- 49 people reported shaking to USGS
- Estimated shaking
- intensity 3.3 (USGS ShakeMap)
- Tsunami
- USGS flagged tsunami potential: check tsunami.gov
What to do
If you feel shaking, Drop, Cover, and Hold On. Stay where you are until the shaking stops. Expect aftershocks.
After shaking stops, check your home for damage and for gas leaks. Stay out of damaged buildings.
Check the USGS event page for updates and for the latest felt reports.
Context
The USGS estimated shaking at 3.3 on its intensity scale, and community reports averaged 3.8. Both values describe light shaking, and the 49 felt reports come from people who chose to report to USGS.
Since 2000, USGS records show 133 earthquakes of magnitude 4 or greater and 10 of magnitude 5 or greater within 100 km of this location. This shows that earthquakes of this size have happened in this area before.
History here
USGS records 133 earthquakes of magnitude 4 or more within 100 km of this epicenter since 2000, 10 of them magnitude 5 or more.
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Questions
- How strong was the earthquake near Kasilof, Alaska?
- USGS measured it at magnitude 4.3 at a depth of 70.4 km. Estimated shaking reached 3.3 on the intensity scale.
- When did the Kasilof earthquake happen?
- It struck at 2:30 AM AKST on Sunday, November 1, 2026, about 24 km southeast of Kasilof.
- Did people feel the earthquake near Kasilof?
- Yes. 49 people reported feeling it to USGS. Check the USGS event page for the latest information.
Sources
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