Earthquakes today
On 2026-10-23 (UTC), up to the latest data collection at 14:04 UTC, USGS recorded 8 earthquakes of magnitude 4.5 or higher worldwide. The largest was M 5.7, 61 km WNW of Leni, Italy.
Data collected 2026-10-23 14:04 UTC · Source: USGS Earthquake Hazards Program
2026-10-23 (UTC), newest first
- M 4.5
207 km NE of Lospalos, Timor Leste
· 128.1 km deep
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- M 4.5
193 km ENE of Levuka, Fiji
· 571.7 km deep
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- M 5.7
61 km WNW of Leni, Italy
· 10.0 km deep
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- M 4.9
53 km WNW of Leni, Italy
· 10.0 km deep
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- M 4.5
18 km WNW of Bantogon, Philippines
· 591.3 km deep
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- M 4.5
58 km SW of Atocha, Bolivia
· 235.8 km deep
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- M 4.5
18 km NNW of Yongning, China
· 10.0 km deep
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- M 4.5
102 km W of San Antonio de los Cobres, Argentina
· 185.5 km deep
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How to read this page
- “Today” is a UTC day. It runs from 00:00 UTC on 2026-10-23 to the latest successful data collection, not to your local clock or midnight where you live.
- Only M4.5 and above. This is not every earthquake. Smaller earthquakes happen all the time and are not in this feed; the count here is the count of significant events, not of all seismic activity.
- Records are preliminary. USGS can revise a magnitude, depth or location after first publishing it. Each card links to the original USGS record, which is authoritative.
- Updates are periodic. The data is collected from USGS once a day, so very recent earthquakes may not appear yet. This page is not an alert service; follow local authorities for warnings.