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M1.5 earthquake 10 km ESE of Rampart, Alaska

A magnitude 1.5 earthquake struck 10 km ESE of Rampart, Alaska at Oct 18, 2026, 18:53 UTC, at a depth of 4 km. The epicentre was 126 km (79 mi) NW of Fairbanks.

Details

Magnitude	1.5 ml
Time	Oct 18, 2026, 18:53 UTC
Depth	3.9 km
Coordinates	65.475, -149.958
Felt reports	0
Tsunami flag	None
Source	USGS event page

Fig. 1The epicentre and other earthquakes within 100 km, since the day before

01 — Nearby

Nearest cities

02 — Around it

Other earthquakes within 100 km

Other earthquakes within 100 km since the day before this event
Magnitude	Location	Distance	Depth	Time
2.3	15 km SE of Manley Hot Springs, Alaska	67 km / 42 mi	depth 19 km	Oct 23, 20:43 UTC
1.6	6 km N of Four Mile Road, Alaska	99 km / 61 mi	depth 1 km	Oct 23, 18:04 UTC
1.0	21 km NNE of Four Mile Road, Alaska	89 km / 55 mi	depth 17 km	Oct 22, 23:23 UTC
1.3	36 km WNW of Four Mile Road, Alaska	78 km / 49 mi	depth 10 km	Oct 22, 22:14 UTC
1.6	11 km SW of Manley Hot Springs, Alaska	72 km / 45 mi	depth 5 km	Oct 22, 21:04 UTC
1.5	11 km WSW of Manley Hot Springs, Alaska	71 km / 44 mi	depth 5 km	Oct 22, 13:56 UTC
1.4	21 km NE of Minto, Alaska	51 km / 32 mi	depth 7 km	Oct 22, 04:00 UTC
1.3	32 km E of Minto, Alaska	71 km / 44 mi	depth 4 km	Oct 22, 00:40 UTC
1.8	29 km S of Manley Hot Springs, Alaska	86 km / 54 mi	depth 15 km	Oct 21, 15:43 UTC
1.3	25 km ENE of Minto, Alaska	61 km / 38 mi	depth 19 km	Oct 21, 06:06 UTC
2.8	13 km NE of Stevens Village, Alaska	85 km / 53 mi	depth 11 km	Oct 21, 01:58 UTC
1.7	11 km SE of Rampart, Alaska	4 km / 3 mi	depth 2 km	Oct 20, 19:23 UTC
2.7	12 km WSW of Manley Hot Springs, Alaska	73 km / 45 mi	depth 12 km	Oct 19, 21:00 UTC
1.9	12 km WSW of Manley Hot Springs, Alaska	73 km / 45 mi	depth 6 km	Oct 19, 20:39 UTC
1.5	21 km NNE of Manley Hot Springs, Alaska	41 km / 26 mi	depth 7 km	Oct 19, 12:13 UTC
1.4	31 km SSE of Minto, Alaska	76 km / 47 mi	depth 13 km	Oct 18, 10:26 UTC
1.4	8 km NW of Four Mile Road, Alaska	96 km / 60 mi	depth 14 km	Oct 18, 06:39 UTC

USGS can revise magnitude and location after the first report. See magnitude vs intensity and aftershocks.