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Time2025-07-13 05:56:59 UTC2025-07-13 05:56:59 UTC at epicenterLocation24.185°S 66.785°WDepth189.89 km (117.99 mi)
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Date and TimeMag
DepthDistanceLocationDetailsMap Jul 13, 12:32 am (GMT -3)
3.7
244 km116 km (72 mi) to the N Susques, 206 km northwest of San Salvador de Jujuy, Doctor Manuel Belgrano, Jujuy Province, Argentina I FELT IT
Info
Jul 12, 11:06 am (Salta)
4.0
208 km19 km (12 mi) to the NW 62 km west of San Antonio de los Cobres, Departamento de Los Andes, Salta Province, Argentina I FELT IT InfoJul 12, 09:18 am (GMT -3)
3.5
160 km21 km (13 mi) to the NW 62 km west of San Antonio de los Cobres, Departamento de Los Andes, Salta Province, Argentina I FELT IT
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Jul 10, 08:16 pm (Jujuy)
4.2
225 km90 km (56 mi) to the NE Susques, 141 km northwest of San Salvador de Jujuy, Doctor Manuel Belgrano, Jujuy Province, Argentina I FELT IT InfoJul 10, 09:39 am (GMT -4)
3.4
235 km96 km (60 mi) to the W Provincia de El Loa, 276 km east of Antofagasta, Provincia de Antofagasta, Region de Antofagasta, Chile I FELT IT
Info
Jul 18, 2024 09:50 pm (Santiago)
7.4
145 km176 km (110 mi) to the NW 115 km southeast of Calama, El Loa, Antofagasta, Chile 170 reportsInfoJul 5, 2023 08:31 pm (Santiago)
5.8
135 km110 km (68 mi) to the W Chile-Argentina Border Region 10 reportsInfoMar 22, 2023 01:00 pm (Jujuy)
6.4
228 km90 km (56 mi) to the N Susques, 149 km northwest of San Salvador de Jujuy, Doctor Manuel Belgrano, Jujuy Province, Argentina 15 reportsInfoMay 10, 2022 08:06 pm (Jujuy)
6.8
220 km78 km (48 mi) to the N Susques, 158 km northwest of San Salvador de
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Time2025-07-13 04:24:45 UTC2025-07-13 04:24:45 UTC at epicenterLocation13.562°N 120.821°EDepth173.99 km (108.11 mi)
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