M7.1 Earthquake — 23 km ENE of Tyup, Kyrgyzstan

A magnitude 7.1 (major) earthquake struck 23 km ENE of Tyup, Kyrgyzstan on 1978-03-24 21:05 UTC, at a depth of 33 km. See it live on Earth Live's real-time 3D globe.

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Source: USGS event page. The TNT equivalent is computed from the magnitude with the standard Gutenberg–Richter energy relation; all other figures are USGS's own.

This area's earthquake history

In the year before this quake, USGS recorded 4 earthquakes of magnitude 2.5 or more within 300 km.

Strongest recorded within 300 km since 1900:

• M8.0 — The 1911 Kemin Earthquake, Kyrgyzstan · 1911-01-03
• M7.0 — 22 km ESE of Kemin, Kyrgyzstan · 1938-06-20
• M7.0 — 128 km WNW of Aykol, China · 2024-01-22

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