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Earthquakes in Algeria

Explore earthquakes recorded within Algeria. Latest events cover Aug 10, 2026 – Sep 8, 2026 UTC; annual statistics and the largest events cover Sep 9, 2025 – Sep 8, 2026 UTC.

Regional statistics

Statistics for the 365-day period Sep 9, 2025 – Sep 8, 2026 UTC.

Recorded events
57
Maximum magnitude
4.7
Average magnitude
3.46

Earthquake map for Algeria

Latest earthquakes

Up to 20 most recent events during the 30-day period Aug 10, 2026 – Sep 8, 2026 UTC.

  1. 3.10 Algeria, Atlas Mountains, Batna
  2. 2.70 Algeria, Tell Atlas, Aïn Defla
  3. 3.00 Algeria, Tell Atlas, Tipasa
  4. 3.40 Algeria, Tell Atlas, Blida
  5. 3.00 Algeria, Tell Atlas, Relizane
  6. 2.50 Algeria, Tell Atlas, Aïn Témouchent

Largest earthquakes

The 10 largest recorded events during the 365-day period Sep 9, 2025 – Sep 8, 2026 UTC.

  1. 4.70 Algeria, Atlas Mountains, Batna
  2. 4.70 Algeria, Africa, Tébessa
  3. 4.60 Algeria, Saharan Atlas, Djelfa
  4. 4.50 Algeria, Atlas Mountains, Batna
  5. 4.40 Algeria, Atlas Mountains, Skikda
  6. 4.30 Algeria, Africa, Tébessa
  7. 4.00 Algeria, Atlas Mountains, Batna
  8. 4.00 Algeria, Tell Atlas, Médéa
  9. 3.90 Algeria, Tell Atlas, Médéa
  10. 3.80 Algeria, Tell Atlas, Sétif

Statistics for the last 5 years

Complete years use 365 or 366 days. For 2,026, the average uses 365 days through Sep 8, 2026.

Date Recorded events Maximum magnitude Events per day
2026 55 4.7 — Algeria, Atlas Mountains, Batna 0.151

Country borders and localized names come from Natural Earth. naturalearthdata.com