Track earthquakes in real time with Quakemap, a fast and reliable earthquake tracker that displays live seismic activity from around the world. Explore earthquakes on an interactive map or 3D globe, view detailed event information, read the latest earthquake news, and stay informed with official USGS earthquake data.

Whether you're monitoring earthquakes near you, following major seismic events, or simply exploring earthquake activity around the globe, Quakemap makes it easy to understand what's happening in real time.

🌍 Real-Time Earthquake Tracking

• View earthquakes as they happen
• Continuously updated official USGS earthquake data
• Monitor seismic activity anywhere in the world
• Browse recent and significant earthquake events

🗺️ Interactive Map & 3D Globe

• Explore earthquakes on a responsive world map
• Switch between map and immersive 3D globe views
• Zoom, pan, and explore seismic activity anywhere on Earth
• Instantly visualize earthquake locations

📊 Detailed Earthquake Information

View comprehensive information for every earthquake, including:

• Magnitude
• Depth
• Alert Level
• Felt Reports

🎛️ Powerful Filters

• Filter earthquakes by feed type
• Browse activity from the past hour, day, week, or month
• Sort by magnitude, time, and other criteria
• Customize the earthquake data you want to see

📰 Earthquake News

• Read the latest earthquake news from trusted sources
• Follow major seismic events as they develop
• Stay informed about earthquake impacts around the world

⚙️ Personalize Your Experience

• Choose your preferred app theme
• Customize map settings
• Configure display options to match your preferences
• Create an experience that works for you

✅ Why Choose Quakemap?

Quakemap combines live earthquake tracking, detailed event data, interactive maps, customizable filters, and earthquake news into one modern, easy-to-use app. Whether you're a scientist, traveler, journalist, emergency professional, or simply curious about earthquakes, Quakemap helps you stay informed with accurate and reliable information.

📡 Official Data Source

Quakemap uses publicly available earthquake data provided by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Quakemap is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Geological Survey.