A 5.8 magnitude earthquake shook the Kenai Peninsula and Kodiak Island Monday Morning, according to the Alaska Earthquake Center.
The 5.8 quake reported by the Alaska Earthquake Center — struck at 1:52 am.
It was centered 61 miles south-west of Homer and struck at a depth of about 40.6 miles.
Initial reports from the USGS indicated the quake was felt throughout the Kenai peninsula and on Kodiak Island.
Nearest Communities
- 37 miles SW of Nanwalek
- 37 miles SW of English Bay
- 39 miles SW of Port Graham
- 42 miles E of Mt. Douglas
- 46 miles SW of Seldovia
- 48 miles E of Fourpeaked Mountain
- 52 miles SE of Augustine Volcano
- 61 miles SW of Homer
May 27, 2019 01:52:21 AKDT
58.8609°N 152.3514°W Depth 40.6 miles
