Magnitude 3.7 - 68 miles N of Aleknagik

September 26, 2025 22:38:58 AKDT (September 27, 2025 06:38:58 UTC)
60.2362°N 159.0413°W Depth 3.4 miles (5 km)

This event was reported felt in Manokotak.

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70 miles (113 km) NW of Koliganek
81 miles (131 km) NW of New Stuyahok
82 miles (132 km) NW of Ekwok
85 miles (137 km) N of Dillingham
87 miles (141 km) SE of Akiak
87 miles (141 km) N of Manokotak
88 miles (142 km) SE of Tuluksak
90 miles (145 km) SE of Kwethluk
91 miles (147 km) NE of Twin Hills
93 miles (150 km) SE of Akiachak
93 miles (150 km) S of Chuathbaluk
290 miles (470 km) NW of Kodiak

Magnitude type: M_l
Event type: earthquake

Tectonic Setting of Southwest Alaska

Seismicity in Southwest Alaska is very sparse. Known faults include the Iditarod-Nixon Fork and the western Denali Fault. Neither fault system has documented historical or Holocene earthquake activity. On average this region produces one M4-5 earthquake every other year.