Current Alaska Tsunami

Alaska rocked by 7.0-magnitude quake

Magnitude-7.0 earthquake hits in remote wilderness along Alaska-Canada border

A powerful, magnitude-7.0 earthquake struck in a remote area near the border between Alaska and the Canadian territory of Yukon on Saturday.

Anchorage Daily News · 1d

7.0 earthquake strikes remote area along Alaska-Canada border

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Magnitude 7 earthquake rocks Alaska, more than 20 aftershocks felt

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Magnitude 7.0 quake shakes Alaska–Canada border region, no damage reported

A powerful 7.0-magnitude earthquake shook a remote and mountainous region spanning the border between Alaska in the United States and Canada’s Yukon territory on Saturday, according to seismologists.

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Magnitude-7.0 Earthquake Hits in Remote Wilderness Along Alaska-Canada Border

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Earthquake of magnitude 4.8 strikes Greece, no reports of damage

Honolulu Star-Advertiser

No tsunami threat to Hawaii from magnitude 7.0 quake in Alaska

There is no threat of tsunami after a magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck southeast Alaska today, officials said. The quake struck at 10:41 a.m. Hawaii time and was centered about 56 miles north of Yakutat, Alaska (population 662), and about 154 miles west of White Horse, Canada, at a depth of about 6 miles, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

KUOW

Nine Alaska seismic stations to go dark in January, slowing West Coast tsunami alerts

No one died in Washington, though four members of the McKinzie family from Tacoma drowned while camping on a beach in Newport, Oregon. A woman in Gearhart, Oregon, died of a heart attack after a wave hit her home, and 11 people died in Crescent City, California. The quake and tsunami killed 115 people in Alaska.

The Daily World on MSN

Tsunami warning system loses ‘important tool’

Tsunamis generated by earthquakes on the Alaska Subduction Zone are a persistent risk in the Pacific Northwest. Decisions being made... Read Story

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NASA Tracks Pacific Tsunami In Unprecedented Detail, Reshaping How Scientists Model Giant Waves

The NASA and French SWOT satellite captured the 2025 Pacific tsunami triggered by a magnitude 8.8 quake in unprecedented detail, revealing complex wave dispersal and enhancing tsunami warning capabilities alongside DART buoys.