Earthquake · Reviewed by USGS

M4.5 earthquake 30 km SW of La Horqueta (Poblado Doce), Mexico

A magnitude 4.5 earthquake struck 30 km SW of La Horqueta (Poblado Doce), Mexico at Nov 9, 2025, 07:06 UTC, at a depth of 118 km. The epicentre was 72 km (45 mi) E of Matias Romero Avendano.

Details

Magnitude	4.5 mb
Time	Nov 9, 2025, 07:06 UTC
Depth	118.5 km
Coordinates	16.991, -94.374
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
4.2	31 km ENE of La Horqueta (Poblado Doce), Mexico	60 km / 37 mi	depth 197 km	Sep 30, 04:06 UTC
4.1	3 km SE of El Chocolate, Mexico	75 km / 47 mi	depth 93 km	Sep 23, 21:29 UTC
4.8	14 km SE of Hidalgotitlán, Mexico	80 km / 50 mi	depth 144 km	Sep 3, 11:33 UTC
4.1	14 km ENE of Suchilapan del Río, Mexico	73 km / 45 mi	depth 130 km	Aug 26, 20:10 UTC
4.2	3 km S of Francisco I. Madero, Mexico	70 km / 44 mi	depth 158 km	Aug 22, 00:36 UTC
4.6	29 km NE of Niños Héroes, Mexico	73 km / 45 mi	depth 177 km	Aug 19, 20:06 UTC
4.3	15 km NNE of Niños Héroes, Mexico	65 km / 40 mi	depth 172 km	Jul 26, 20:16 UTC
4.5	26 km SSW of Las Choapas, Mexico	80 km / 50 mi	depth 184 km	Jul 24, 17:33 UTC
4.4	9 km N of Santo Domingo Chihuitán, Mexico	92 km / 57 mi	depth 91 km	Jul 18, 13:14 UTC
4.2	27 km N of Santo Domingo Zanatepec, Mexico	29 km / 18 mi	depth 114 km	Jun 17, 15:32 UTC
4.4	11 km WNW of Santa María Chimalapa, Mexico	43 km / 27 mi	depth 94 km	May 8, 17:44 UTC
4.3	3 km SW of El Espinal, Mexico	94 km / 58 mi	depth 51 km	Apr 1, 14:02 UTC
4.3	28 km S of Cuichapa, Mexico	77 km / 48 mi	depth 168 km	Feb 21, 07:33 UTC
4.3	5 km W of Francisco I. Madero, Mexico	64 km / 40 mi	depth 155 km	Feb 5, 09:52 UTC
4.3	8 km E of El Bajío, Mexico	63 km / 39 mi	depth 101 km	Dec 6, 10:48 UTC
4.3	15 km NE of Jesús Carranza, Mexico	82 km / 51 mi	depth 135 km	Nov 13, 23:20 UTC

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