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USGS usp000hr4t

19 Dec 2010, 09:48

Pacific-Antarctic Ridge

A magnitude 5.2 mwc earthquake at 10 km depth.

Depth10 kmPublished hypocentral depth
Tsunami flagNot flaggedUSGS catalog flag, not a current warning
Updated22 December 2025Latest timestamp stored in this record

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Where is Pacific-Antarctic Ridge?

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-56.970000, -140.803000

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Catalog fields and provenance
Event ID
usp000hr4t
Coordinates
-56.97, -140.803
Network
us
Significance
416

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