Earthquakes in Texas Today

Recent quakes in Texas with magnitude, depth and how long ago they struck — from USGS data, updated every few minutes.

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Past week
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Strongest
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M3+ (felt)
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Every recorded quake of the past week. Drag to pan, pinch or use +/− to zoom, and tap a quake for detail.

Latest earthquakes in Texas

Most recent first.

  1. M2.1
    15 km ESE of Pearsall, Texas
    44 hours ago9 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  2. M1.6
    41 km W of Mentone, Texas
    44 hours ago7 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  3. M1.5
    25 km SW of Ackerly, Texas
    47 hours ago7 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  4. M1.9
    49 km NW of Toyah, Texas
    2 days ago6 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  5. M1.5
    50 km NW of Toyah, Texas
    2 days ago6 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  6. M2.1
    15 km ESE of Pearsall, Texas
    2 days ago8 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  7. M1.3
    11 km W of Forsan, Texas
    2 days ago10 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  8. M2.2
    17 km ESE of Pearsall, Texas
    2 days ago9 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  9. M2.2
    15 km ESE of Pearsall, Texas
    2 days ago10 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  10. M2.0
    44 km NW of Toyah, Texas
    2 days ago6 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  11. M2.1
    44 km NW of Toyah, Texas
    2 days ago7 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  12. M1.9
    14 km ESE of Pearsall, Texas
    2 days ago9 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  13. M1.9
    50 km NW of Toyah, Texas
    2 days ago6 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  14. M1.7
    50 km NW of Toyah, Texas
    2 days ago7 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  15. M2.4
    20 km ESE of Pleasanton, Texas
    2 days ago7 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  16. M1.5
    56 km S of Whites City, New Mexico
    2 days ago2 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  17. M2.1
    49 km NW of Toyah, Texas
    3 days ago6 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  18. M1.1
    8 km NW of Prague, Oklahoma
    3 days ago6 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  19. M2.4
    17 km SW of Jal, New Mexico
    3 days ago8 km deepMinor
    USGS →
  20. M1.7
    44 km NW of Toyah, Texas
    3 days ago6 km deepMinor
    USGS →
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About this data

Figures come from the US Geological Survey real-time feed — automatic solutions published within minutes and refined by analysts. The official source for Texas is the USGS and TexNet, whose denser local network may list additional small events or slightly different magnitudes.

This page records earthquakes after they happen and is not an early-warning system. For warnings and safety guidance, follow the USGS and TexNet and your civil protection authority.

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