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M6.1

13 km NW of Añatuya, Argentina

13 km NW of Añatuya, Argentina

Strong
Magnitude
6.1
Depth
0.0 km
Time
2000-04-23 17:01 UTC
Location
-28.384°, -62.943°
Tsunami
No
USGS ID
usp0009rrz

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A M6.1 earthquake struck 13 km NW of Añatuya, Argentina at a depth of 10 km. This early 21st century seismic event was recorded and analyzed by the US Geological Survey. This earthquake occurred in a subduction zone, where one plate descends beneath another into the mantle. Subduction zones generate the planet's most powerful earthquakes.

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