Earthquakes Near Dschalalabad, Afghanistan 🇦🇫

M4,9

4 km NNE of Jalālābād, Afghanistan 2 Wochen, 1 Tag vor

4 km N M4,4

33 km ESE of Farkhār, Afghanistan 1 Woche vor

227 km N M4,3

39 km ESE of Farkhār, Afghanistan 5 Tage, 4 Stunden vor

228 km N M4,4

25 km ENE of Wana, Pakistan 4 Wochen vor

232 km S M5,3

35 km SSW of Jurm, Afghanistan 3 Wochen vor

238 km N M4,5

26 km SW of Ashkāsham, Afghanistan 2 Wochen vor

244 km N M4,3

70 km NNW of Barishal, Pakistan 3 Wochen, 5 Tage vor

438 km NE M5,1

59 km NNW of Barishal, Pakistan 3 Wochen, 6 Tage vor

440 km NE

M8,1

AFGHANISTAN: HINDU-KUSH 1909

231 km N M7,8

AFGHANISTAN: HINDU KUSH 1921

231 km N M7,6

PAKISTAN: MUZAFFARABAD, URI, ANANTNAG, BARAMULA 2005 · 76.213 casualties

293 km E M7,6

AFGHANISTAN: KABUL 1956

280 km W M7,6

AFGHANISTAN: HINDU KUSH 1911

175 km N

How often do earthquakes occur near Dschalalabad?

Dschalalabad is located in Afghanistan, which has a high seismic risk classification. Earthquake frequency varies, but the QuakeFYI monitoring system tracks all M2.5+ events within 500 km of Dschalalabad in real time.

What is the seismic risk level for Dschalalabad?

The seismic risk for Dschalalabad is classified as high, based on the country-level seismic zone of Afghanistan. With a population of 271,900, earthquake preparedness is an important consideration for residents.

What was the largest earthquake near Dschalalabad?

The most significant historical earthquake near Dschalalabad was a magnitude 8.1 event in 1909, approximately 231 km N of the city. QuakeFYI tracks 5 significant historical events within 500 km.

Is Dschalalabad near a fault line?

No major fault lines have been identified within 1,000 km of Dschalalabad. This distance from known fault systems contributes to the region's seismic profile.

What should I do during an earthquake in Dschalalabad?

During an earthquake, follow the Drop-Cover-Hold On protocol: drop to your hands and knees, take cover under sturdy furniture, and hold on until shaking stops. Move away from windows, exterior walls, and heavy objects. After the shaking stops, be prepared for aftershocks and check for injuries and hazards.