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Earthquake Monitor

Latest earthquakes in Indonesia and worldwide from two official agencies at once: BMKG and USGS. See them on a map, filter by magnitude and time, and compare both agencies' reports of the same event.

Live earthquake map

Dot size shows magnitude, colour shows depth. Click a dot or list row for details, felt reports, and pivot links. Data refreshes automatically every minute.

This page is not an early-warning system. For official tsunami warnings, follow BMKG (InfoBMKG app, @infoBMKG) and local disaster agency (BPBD) instructions. Initial parameters can be revised minutes after an event.

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    Data sources

    Fetched by this site's server with a 60-second cache. If one agency fails, the other's data still shows.

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      BMKG InaTEWS ↗

      Official Indonesian earthquake data: the latest event with its shakemap and tsunami potential, the last 15 M5+ events, and the last 15 felt events (with MMI intensity per area).

      Badan Meteorologi, Klimatologi, dan Geofisika · data.bmkg.go.id
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      USGS Earthquake Hazards ↗

      The USGS global catalogue: every M2.5+ earthquake worldwide over the last 7 days, with "Did You Feel It?" reports, tsunami flags, and PAGER impact alerts.

      U.S. Geological Survey · feed GeoJSON M2.5+ 7 hari

    Earthquake OSINT techniques

    • Cross-check agencies: BMKG and USGS compute magnitude and location independently. A 0.1–0.5 magnitude difference is normal; a large gap usually means initial data has not been revised yet.
    • Depth drives impact: a shallow (<70 km) moderate earthquake can do more damage than a larger deep one.
    • Felt reports (BMKG MMI intensities, USGS "Did You Feel It?") are evidence of impact on the ground; combine them with the X and TikTok pivots for the first photos/videos from the area.
    • BMKG tsunami potential and the USGS tsunami flag are only early indicators. Official tsunami warning status for Indonesia always comes from BMKG.
    • Beware of "earthquake prediction" hoaxes: no scientific method can predict the time and place of an earthquake. Smaller aftershocks after a large event are normal.
    • Export GeoJSON to open in QGIS or geojson.io and overlay it with fault maps, population density, or satellite imagery.

    Ethics & limits

    • Only official data published by BMKG and USGS for the public. No personal data is collected.
    • Do not reshare tsunami information from this page as a warning; refer to BMKG's official channels.
    • During disasters, respect victims: do not spread photos/videos of victims and prioritise information from BNPB/BPBD.