Earthquakes3.9.70 - Google Play
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Publisher Description
Earthquakes -
Live earthquake map, alerts, magnitude filters and seismic activity.
Track earthquakes around the world with a live earthquake map, real-time alerts, magnitude filters, and detailed seismic activity data.
Earthquakes helps you stay informed about recent earthquakes, their location, magnitude, depth, intensity, and time. The app aggregates earthquake data from official sources, including USGS, EMSC, and GeoNet, so you can follow seismic activity in a clear and reliable way.
Use the interactive map to see where earthquakes are happening, switch to satellite view, and understand earthquake distribution across regions. Filter events by magnitude, depth, and distance from your current location to focus on the information that matters most to you.
Set up earthquake notifications and receive alerts about new seismic events. Alerts can be customized by magnitude and distance, making the app useful for travelers, researchers, geology enthusiasts, and anyone who wants to monitor earthquakes near them or around the world.
Key features:
• Live earthquake map with recent seismic events
• Earthquake alerts and customizable notifications
• Magnitude, depth, distance, and location filters
• Detailed earthquake information: magnitude, depth, intensity, time, and location
• Satellite map option for better geographic context
• Earthquake history for tracking activity over time
• Tectonic plate boundaries and active fault data
• Data from official earthquake monitoring sources: USGS, EMSC, and GeoNet
Whether you follow earthquakes for safety, travel, science, or curiosity, Earthquakes gives you a simple way to monitor seismic activity and understand what is happening around the planet.
