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Posted on: July 17, 2020, by : admin

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Alaska Earthquake Center@AKearthquake·

30 Jul

While the M8.2 was the largest earthquake in the U.S. in 50 years, Alaska has experienced some significantly sized events during that time. The plot here shows the largest Alaska earthquake magnitude each year since 1964. Since 2000, we're experienced at least a M6.4 annually.

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Alaska Earthquake Center@AKearthquake·

29 Jul

Preliminary aftershock zone estimates constrain the M8.2 rupture to about 125x62 miles.
This earthquake displayed a thrust-type motion, typical for the Alaska-Aleutian Megathrust earthquakes at this depth.
We'll update as we learn more.
https://earthquake.alaska.edu/event/0219neiszm

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Alaska Earthquake Center@AKearthquake·

29 Jul

As of 12 hours following the M8.2 we've located ~140 aftershocks. The locations and magnitudes are subject to change upon further review, but look to be occurring to the east of 2020 sequence. The map here shows 2020 in gray and the recent aftershocks in red.

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Alaska Earthquake Center@AKearthquake·

29 Jul

Good morning everyone, we see that you have lots of questions about last night's M8.2 earthquake. We're working on pulling details together to answer them. For now, you can always post your questions here and we can provide details as the sequence evolves.

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Alaska Earthquake Center@AKearthquake·

29 Jul

Tonight's M8.2 event occurred close to the rupture area of the 2020 M7.8 earthquake and was the largest U.S. earthquake in 50 years. We'll continue to update as this sequence unfolds, but here is a short piece on our website with what we know so far.
https://earthquake.alaska.edu/largest-earthquake-50-years-what-we-know-so-far

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