Latest Earthquakes near Shido

Live map and archive of seismic activity in and around Shido, Kagawa.

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Most Recent

15 hours ago
2.9
Northern Wakayama Prefecture
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Shido Activity ReportM1.5+

the area within 100 km of Shido

Past 24 Hours1
Past 7 Days2
Past 30 Days≥11
Past 365 Days≥33

Largest recorded earthquakes

2.9
Past 24 HoursView
Northern Wakayama Prefecture
2.9
Past 7 DaysView
Northern Wakayama Prefecture
3.5
Past 30 DaysView
Northern Wakayama Prefecture
4.3
Past 365 DaysView
Shikoku, Japan

Filtered Statistics

Total earthquakes
≥11
3.5
Largest MagnitudeView
Northern Wakayama Prefecture
Significant
No data
2.9
Most Recent15 hours ago
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Northern Wakayama Prefecture
Depth distribution
Shallow-focus 11Intermediate-focus 0Deep-focus 0

Filtered Statistics

11 events

Past 30 Days · M2+

2.9
Northern Wakayama Prefecture
13:0210 km deepView
2.4
Northern Wakayama Prefecture
10:4210 km deepView
2.3
Northern Wakayama Prefecture
18:540 km deepView
2.1
Northern Wakayama Prefecture
18:510 km deepView
3.5
Northern Wakayama Prefecture
18:0210 km deepView
3.1
Adjacent Awajishima Island
13:4310 km deepView
2.5
Kiisuido Strait
15:5010 km deepView
2.6
Kiisuido Strait
09:4710 km deepView
2.7
Southern Tokushima Prefecture
11:4820 km deepView
2.2
Northern Wakayama Prefecture
19:150 km deepView
2.6
Kiisuido Strait
02:5410 km deepView

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Common Questions about Earthquakes near Shido

How often are earthquakes recorded in the Shido area?

In the past 7 days, the number of earthquakes of magnitude 1.5 or above recorded in the area within 100 km of Shido was 2. These figures describe the available records, not a prediction of future earthquakes.

When was the last earthquake near Shido?

The most recent recorded earthquake in the area within 100 km of Shido had a magnitude of 2.9 and occurred on November 14, 2026 at 10:02 PM GMT+9.

How strong was the largest recent earthquake in the Shido area?

Among the available records for the area within 100 km of Shido, the largest earthquake in the past 365 days had a magnitude of 4.3. These figures describe the available records, not a prediction of future earthquakes.

How far back does the earthquake data go?

The historical search starts in 1900, but available records vary by region and source. Older and smaller earthquakes may be missing. A long search can reach the list’s display limit, so narrow the date range to explore it in more detail.

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