Link to USGS home page
 
California
    Alaska     Hawaii     W. Mountain     Pacific NW     Northeast     Central US     Puerto Rico & US Terr.     Outside US  
View map Archives Unlisted quake Scientific background Disclaimer FAQ Comments Region home
   
 

Recent significant events in the California region

Did you feel it? Select an earthquake from the list to view a map or submit your own report. If you can't find the quake you felt please wait several minutes for it to appear online. If you still can't find it, fill out an unknown earthquake form.

To see more maps, check out our Top Ten Lists, which rank our most felt earthquakes ever. Also, look for important past earthquakes in the Archives.

SELECT EARTHQUAKE
LOCATION DATE TIME MAGNITUDE
25 miles SE of Bodie, CA
(ID 51150380)
OCT 8 2004
20:45:49 PDT
4.7
9 miles NW of Parkfield, CA
(ID 51149146)
SEP 30 2004
11:54:29 PDT
5.0
11 miles NNW of Keene, CA
(ID 14095628)
SEP 29 2004
15:54:54 PDT
5.0
5 miles NW of Parkfield, CA
(ID 51148805)
SEP 29 2004
10:10:04 PDT
5.0
3 miles SSE of Parkfield, CA
(ID 51147893)
SEP 28 2004
10:19:07 PDT
5.0
9 miles S of Parkfield, CA
(ID 51147892)
SEP 28 2004 10:15:24 PDT 6.0
23 miles SE of Bodie, CA
(ID 51146383)
SEP 18 2004
16:43:32 PDT
5.4
23 miles SE of Bodie, CA
(ID 51146343)
SEP 18 2004
16:02:18 PDT
5.5
HISTORIC EVENTS DATE TIME MAGNITUDE
11 miles N of Cambria, CA
DEC 22 2003
11:15:56 PST
6.5
Hector Mine
OCT 16 1999
02:46:45 PDT
7.1
Northridge
JAN 17 1994
04:30:55 PST
6.7
Loma Prieta
OCT 17 1989
17:04:15 PST
6.9
New Earthquake... Archives...


Go to...
California Integrated Seismic Network
This is a U.S. Geological Survey project to collect information about ground shaking following significant earthquakes. You can help us by filling out a questionnaire for each earthquake you feel. A Community Internet Intensity Map will be made and updated every few minutes following a major earthquake. At first only a few ZIP codes will have intensities assigned, but over time others will be assigned as data comes in. Check back often and watch the maps change!

Didn't feel an earthquake but want to see how it works? Contribute to our test dataset.


U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey
Community Internet Intensity Maps <http://pasadena.wr.usgs.gov/shake>
Maintained by: CIIM working group
Last modified 10.14.2004

USGS Privacy Statement | | Disclaimer | | FOIA | | Accessibility

First Government graphic