Just after 1pm, Monday November 27th, a 5.3 magnitude earthquake shook the South Central Alaska.
The U.S. Geological Survey Alaska Earthquake Center initially reported the quake at 5.3 magnitude, as did the Alaska Earthquake Information Center.
The earthquake’s epicenter was approximately 32 miles southwest of Tatitlek at a depth of 9.8 miles below the earth’s surface.
There is no tsunami warning at this time.
November 27, 2017 13:18:30 AKST
60.5634°N 147.4192°W Depth 9.8 miles
Nearest Communities
- 32 miles SW of Tatitlek
- 39 miles NE of Chenega Bay
- 45 miles E of Whittier
- 53 miles SW of Valdez
- 57 miles W of Cordova
- 64 miles SE of Girdwood
- 66 miles E of Moose Pass
- 72 miles SW of Thompson Pass
