Light mag. 3.1 earthquake - North Pacific Ocean, 6.5 mi south of Newport Beach, Orange County, California, USA, on Wednesday, Jun 29, 2022 at 8:15 am (GMT -7) -


Light magnitude 3.1 earthquake at 4 km depth
29 Jun 15:20 UTC: First to report: RaspberryShake after 4 minutes.
Earthquake details
Date & time | Jun 29, 2022 15:15:49 UTC - |
Local time at epicenter | Wednesday, Jun 29, 2022 at 8:15 am (GMT -7) |
Status | Confirmed |
Magnitude | 3.1 |
Depth | 3.6 km |
Epicenter latitude / longitude | 33.52468°N / 117.92088°W ![]() |
Antipode | 33.525°S / 62.079°E |
Shaking intensity | Light shaking near epicenter |
Felt | 0 reports |
Primary data source | RaspberryShake (RaspberryShake) |
Nearest volcano | Lavic Lake (181 km / 112 mi) |
Nearby towns and cities | 11 km (7 mi) S of Newport Beach (pop: 87,100) | Show on map | Quakes nearby 13 km (8 mi) S of Costa Mesa (pop: 113,200) | Show on map | Quakes nearby 17 km (10 mi) SSE of Huntington Beach (pop: 201,900) | Show on map | Quakes nearby 18 km (11 mi) SSW of Irvine (pop: 256,900) | Show on map | Quakes nearby 20 km (12 mi) W of Laguna Niguel (pop: 65,800) | Show on map | Quakes nearby 25 km (16 mi) S of Santa Ana (pop: 335,400) | Show on map | Quakes nearby 35 km (21 mi) S of Anaheim (pop: 350,700) | Show on map | Quakes nearby 37 km (23 mi) SE of Long Beach (pop: 474,100) | Show on map | Quakes nearby |
Weather at epicenter at time of quake | Scattered Clouds ![]() |
Estimated seismic energy released | 2.8 x 109 joules (783 kilowatt hours, equivalent to 0.674 tons of TNT) | about seismic energy |
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Mag. | Depth | Location | Source |
3.1 | 3.6 km | Southern California | RaspberryShake |
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