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Earthquake with magnitude 3.30 occurred near South China Sea, Philippines at July 1, 2026, 4:29:32 PM GMT

Magnitude 3.30 m
Location

South China Sea, Philippines

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Depth
13 km
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Intensity (MMI) Instrumental intensity was not provided by the source for this event.
Intensity (CDI) Felt-report intensity was not provided by the source for this event.

Nearest cities

  • 54.8 km northeast of Laoag, Philippines
  • 244.63 km north of Baguio, Philippines
  • 445.34 km north of Manila, Philippines
  • 451.9 km south of Kaohsiung

This page aggregates data from seismic catalogs. It is not an earthquake early-warning system; event parameters may be revised.

Events nearby

Events within 300 km and 7 days before or after this event, limited to 10 nearest results.

  1. Magnitude 3.70 South China Sea, Philippines 10.49 km
  2. Magnitude 3.00 Philippines, Luzon, Ilocos Norte 55.61 km
  3. Magnitude 3.80 South China Sea, Philippines 55.72 km
  4. Magnitude 3.50 Philippines, Luzon, Ilocos Norte 57.82 km
  5. Magnitude 3.60 Philippines, Babuyan Island, Cagayan 60.61 km
  6. Magnitude 3.00 South China Sea, Philippines 101.83 km
  7. Magnitude 3.20 South China Sea, Babuyan Island 132.83 km
  8. Magnitude 3.20 South China Sea, Babuyan Island 141.09 km
  9. Magnitude 3.00 Philippines, Luzon, Mountain 164.57 km
  10. Magnitude 3.70 Philippines, Luzon, La Union 221.79 km

Source

#20260701_0000274, EMSC · 18°36' N, 120°52' E