EMSC · November 10, 2026
Magnitude 3.7 earthquake near Miahuatlán de Porfirio Díaz, Mexico
A magnitude 3.7 earthquake was recorded near 5 km NW of San Pedro Mártir Quiechapa, Mexico on Nov 10, 2026, 04:38 AM (local time at the epicentre — CST, UTC-6), at a depth of about 59.8 km, according to EMSC.
EMSCShallow (0–70 km)Reviewed by a seismologist
Updated 2026-11-10 20:36 UTC
The full record
- Magnitude
- M 3.7 · m
- Location
- 5 km NW of San Pedro Mártir Quiechapa, Mexico
- Local time at the epicentre
- Nov 10, 2026, 04:38 AM — CST, UTC-6
- Time (UTC)
- 2026-11-10 10:38 UTC
- Depth
- 59.8 km · Shallow (0–70 km)
- Coordinates
- 16.380, -96.210
- Felt reports
- No “Did You Feel It?” reports submitted
- Tsunami
- No tsunami evaluation was flagged for this earthquake.
- Review status
- Reviewed by a seismologist
- Catalog
- EMSC (Centro Sismológico Euromediterráneo)
Epicentre and nearby recent earthquakes
The highlighted circle is this earthquake. Smaller circles are other events recorded nearby in the last 30 days.
What the shaking was like
Shallow earthquakes release their energy close to the surface, so they are felt more strongly nearby than a deeper earthquake of the same magnitude.
No intensity estimate was published for this event, which is usual for small earthquakes far from populated areas.
Who lives nearby
About 18,846 people live in towns within 30 km of the epicentre, and 963,243 within 100 km. Distances are from the epicentre to the town centre.
| Place | Distance | Population |
|---|---|---|
| San Pedro Mártir Quiechapa | 5.5 km NW | 753 |
| San José Lachiguiri | 13.4 km W | 1,474 |
| San Pedro Mixtepec Distrito Veintiséis | 14.4 km SSW | 3,816 |
| San Juan Mixtepec Distrito Veintiséis | 14.9 km SW | — |
| San Carlos Yautepec | 17.2 km NE | 880 |
| San Francisco Logueche | 18.1 km W | 1,077 |
| Santa María Quiegolani | 20.4 km SE | 830 |
| San Cristóbal Amatlán | 22.4 km WSW | 4,097 |
| Santa María Zoquitlán | 25.1 km NW | 1,686 |
| San Bartolo Yautepec | 25.8 km ENE | 614 |
Earthquake history in this area
9 earthquakes of magnitude 4.5+ have been recorded within 200 km of this epicentre since 1960, in Mexico.
Other earthquakes near this epicentre
15 other events within 100 km in the last 30 days.
M 3.7 6 km SSW of San Juan Ozolotepec, Mexico
M 3.6 12 km NNW of Tapanalá, Mexico
M 3.6 20 km NE of Sector H Tres, Mexico
M 3.9 6 km SSE of Santa María Xadani, Mexico
M 3.6 8 km E of El Coyul, Mexico
M 4.0 3 km WNW of Ocotlán de Morelos, Mexico
M 3.8 8 km NNW of San Miguel Tenango, Mexico
M 3.6 6 km NNW of San Miguel Tenango, Mexico
M 3.5 15 km N of Santa María Guenagati, Mexico
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Frequently asked questions
How strong was the 5 km NW of San Pedro Mártir Quiechapa, Mexico earthquake?
Magnitude 3.7 (m), at a depth of 59.8 km. Shallow earthquakes release their energy close to the surface, so they are felt more strongly nearby than a deeper earthquake of the same magnitude.
Exactly when did it happen?
Nov 10, 2026, 04:38 AM (local time at the epicentre — CST, UTC-6). In universal time: 2026-11-10 10:38 UTC.
Was it felt?
No “Did You Feel It?” reports were submitted for this event. Small earthquakes usually pass unnoticed except very close to the epicentre.
Was there a tsunami warning?
No tsunami evaluation was flagged for this earthquake.
Which towns are closest to the epicentre?
The closest is San Pedro Mártir Quiechapa, 5.5 km NW (population 753).
Are earthquakes normal in this area?
Yes. The largest earthquake recorded within 200 km since 1960 was magnitude 7.7 (2 km ESE of San Agustín Loxicha, Mexico, 1978), and 15 further events were recorded within 100 km in the last 30 days.
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About this page
Event data: U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC), in Venezuela FUNVISIS and in Brazil the RSBR through the Centro de Sismologia da USP. Populated places and time zones: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Preliminary solutions are revised as more observations arrive.