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Earthquake with magnitude 2.00 occurred near Aegean Sea at March 14, 2026, 1:20:23 PM GMT

Magnitude 2.00 ml
Location

Aegean Sea

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Nearest cities

  • 97.64 km south of Thessaloniki, Greece
  • 216.61 km northwest of Athens, Greece
  • 271.54 km southeast of Skopje, North Macedonia
  • 308.81 km southeast of Tirana, Albania
  • 320.58 km south of Sofia, Bulgaria

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 2.30 Aegean Sea 75.3 km
  2. Magnitude 2.60 Aegean Sea 75.98 km
  3. Magnitude 2.30 Greece, Europe, Thessalia 106.69 km
  4. Magnitude 2.80 Greece, Pindus, Central Greece 115.46 km
  5. Magnitude 2.50 Aegean Sea 119.03 km
  6. Magnitude 2.40 Greece, Pindus, Central Greece 125.13 km
  7. Magnitude 4.70 Greece, Pindus, Central Greece 132.9 km
  8. Magnitude 4.00 Greece, Pindus, Central Greece 133.08 km
  9. Magnitude 2.50 Aegean Sea 133.71 km
  10. Magnitude 3.60 Greece, Balkans, Central Greece 136.57 km

Source

#20260314_0000205, EMSC · 39°49' N, 22°53' E