Quakes
280 km s of shimoda, japan
USGS-USP000AHZ7
- issued
- 2001-07-04 10:23Z
- status
- cancelled 2001-07-07 10:23Z
- self-cancels
- 2001-07-07 10:23Z
- authority
- USGS NEIC
- sea
- Philippine Sea
- position
- 32.192, 139.497
- source
- usgs · first seen 2026-09-03 15:08Z
Original warning text
280 KM S OF SHIMODA, JAPAN. 1. EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE 5.5 (MWC) IN 32.192N 139.497E, DEPTH 33 KM AT 041023Z JUL 01. 2. USGS EVENT USP000AHZ7. https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usp000ahz7
This area · earthquake & tsunami bulletins
154 within 180 nm since 1997 · 1 in the last 12 months · 0 in force now
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- Earthquake magnitude 5.7 (mww) in 30.662N 141.740E, depth 11 km at 010334Z jun 262026-06-01
- 38 km ese of shingū, japan2025-02-26
- Earthquake magnitude 5.6 (mww) in 31.619N 138.429E, depth 358 km at 070831Z jan 252025-01-07
- Earthquake magnitude 5.8 (mww) in 30.502N 141.852E, depth 7 km at 262102Z dec 242024-12-26
- Earthquake magnitude 5.6 (mww) in 31.507N 140.042E, depth 19 km at 232314Z sep 242024-09-23
- 161 km sse of tateyama, japan2024-07-18
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Timeline · 5 messages since 2001-07-04 · closed 2001-07-08
- 286 km sse of shimoda, japan2001-07-04 → 2001-07-07
- 280 km s of shimoda, japan this message2001-07-04 → 2001-07-07
- 285 km s of shimoda, japan2001-07-04 → 2001-07-07
- 284 km sse of shimoda, japan2001-07-05 → 2001-07-08
- 278 km sse of shimoda, japan2001-07-05 → 2001-07-08
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Nearby now · within 120 nm
- Discoloured water observed in vicinity of 31-26.4N 140-03.0E at 180545Z sepVolcanic · 53.2 nm
- 180500Z issued at 190200Z sepVolcanic · 53.3 nm
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