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QuakeFactsEvidence report · prepared 19 October 2026https://quakes99.com/entity/usp000ez8j
USGS usp000ez8j
30 Nov 2006, 21:20
Pacific-Antarctic Ridge
A magnitude 6.2 mwb earthquake at 10 km depth.
Published location
Where is Pacific-Antarctic Ridge?
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-53.844000, -134.359000
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Event ID
usp000ez8j
Coordinates
-53.844, -134.359
Network
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Significance
591
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Depth in another unit
The recorded event depth of 10 km is approximately 6.21 miles below the source reference surface. Depth alone does not describe damage or local hazard.
Interpreting the recorded coordinates
The published position for Pacific-Antarctic Ridge is 53.844° south and 134.359° west. This expresses the source coordinates in hemispheres; it does not establish an entrance, public access or a safe route.