Report an earthquake you just felt!

Updated: Apr 18, 2024 21:01 GMT - refresh

Our AllQuakes monitoring server receives and analyzes hundreds of reports from people who feel an earthquake, helping us to better understand and identify earthquakes around the world.
If you just felt an earthquake, even if you're not sure which one it was or even if it is not yet listed from an official source, please report it and alert others as soon as possible. In most cases, we will be able to tell you which quake you just felt, when you select the time and location and submit your report. Official sources typically take 5-15 minutes to list the quake.
Based on reports coming in within the first minutes after an earthquake strikes, we are often able to pinpoint its likely epicenter and magnitude much earlier.

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