This is a list of earthquakes in 2025. Only earthquakes of magnitude 6 or above are included, unless they result in significant damage and/or casualties. All dates are listed according to UTC time. The maximum intensities are based on the Modified Mercalli intensity scale. Earthquake magnitudes are based on data from the United States Geological Survey (USGS).

The year 2025 was an active and highly deadly year for earthquakes, with 16 major events and around 8,000 fatalities. The Mw 8.8 Kamchatka earthquake was the first ≥M8 earthquake since 2021, and the sixth-largest instrumentally recorded earthquake since records began. The deadliest event of the year was a Mw 7.7–7.9 event in Myanmar, which caused unprecedented destruction in much of the country and killed at least 5,400 people, although the true death toll is believed to be significantly higher. This was followed by a Mw 6.0 event in Afghanistan in August that killed over 2,200 people, almost all of them in Kunar Province. Other notable and deadly earthquakes occurred in China, the Philippines, Bangladesh and Guatemala.

Compared to other years

By death toll RankDeath tollMagnitudeLocationMMIDepth (km)DateEvent15,4567.7, Sagaing10.0 2025 Myanmar earthquake22,2176.0, Kunar8.02025 Kunar earthquake3126–4007.1, Tibet Autonomous Region 10.02025 Tibet earthquake4796.9, Central Visayas offshore10.02025 Cebu earthquake5316.2, Balkh28.02025 Balkh earthquake6105.4, Dhaka27.02025 Bangladesh earthquake6107.4, Davao offshore59.42025 Davao Oriental earthquakes Listed are earthquakes with at least 10 dead.

By magnitude Rank Magnitude Death toll Location MMI Depth (km) Date Event18.81, Kamchatka offshore35.02025 Kamchatka earthquake27.80, Kamchatka offshore19.5 -37.75,456, Sagaing10.02025 Myanmar earthquake47.60, Aomori offshore45.52025 Aomori earthquake47.60, Swan Islands offshore10.0 -47.60Antarctica offshore, Drake Passage10.5 -77.50Antarctica offshore, Drake Passage10.8 -87.410 , Davao offshore 59.42025 Davao Oriental earthquakes87.40, Kamchatka offshore34.0 -87.40, Kamchatka offshore39.5 -87.40, Magallanes offshore10.0 -127.30, Alaska offshore38.0 -137.1126–400, Tibet Autonomous Region 10.02025 Tibet earthquake147.00, Alaska5.0 -147.00, Haʻapai offshore31.0 -147.00, Macquarie Island offshore31.0 - Listed are earthquakes with at least 7.0 magnitude.

By month January

+DateCountry and locationMwDepth (km)MMINotesCasualtiesDeadInjured1, South Sandwich Islands offshore6.170.0IV - - -2, Ningxia, NNW of Yinchuan 4.810.0VIIISix people injured, 7,599 buildings damaged and railway services disrupted in Yinchuan. -62, Inner Mongolia, SW of Nanliang Nongchang 4.810.0VIIOne building severely damaged, a balcony collapsed and several structures damaged in the Yinchuan area. - -2, Antofagasta, NNW of Calama6.199.0VLandslides and power and water outages occurred in the epicentral area. - -3, Afar, NNE of Awash5.510.0IX2Several4, Afar, N of Awash5.78.0VIII 5, La Paz offshore, SSE of La Libertad6.246.0VITwo people injured, more than 10 homes and several buildings damaged and landslides in the San Salvador-Usulután area. - 25, Madriz, SSW of Somoto4.26.0 -One home collapsed and 18 structures damaged in Somoto. - -6, Fars, SSW of Firuzabad5.210.0VIAt least 200 homes destroyed and 300 others damaged in Farashband County. - -7, Tibet Autonomous Region, NE of Lobuche, Nepal7.110.0IX 126–400 3517, East Nusa Tenggara offshore, NNW of Komodo5.010.0VOne home collapsed in the Bima area. - -9, Gauteng, SW of Carletonville3.110.0 -One person killed and 20 others injured by a rockfall in a mine in the Carletonville area. 1 2012, Michoacán, SE of Aquila6.239.0 VITwo people injured by wall collapses in Chinicuila. More than 25 homes and several buildings damaged in the Apatzingán-Coalcomán-Tamazula de Gordiano area. Landslides blocked a road between Colima and Manzanillo. - 213, Guayas, SE of Eloy Alfaro5.090.6VOne person injured and one home collapsed in El Guabo. More than 141 structures damaged in the Guayaquil area. - 113, Miyazaki offshore, SE of Miyazaki6.839.0VIFour people injured in the Aira-Miyazaki-Saiki area. Two buildings, water pipes and roads damaged and a tsunami observed in Miyazaki Prefecture. -413, Tibet Autonomous Region, NE of Lobuche, Nepal5.010.0VIAftershocks of the 7.1 event on January 7. Several homes destroyed in Tingri County. - -13, Tibet Autonomous Region, NE of Lobuche, Nepal5.110.0V - -13, Fars, NW of Mohr4.610.0VSeveral homes damaged or destroyed in ten villages in the Dehram area. - -14, West Nusa Tenggara, SSE of Dompu4.710.5IVOne home severely damaged in Bima. - -16, East Java, SSE of Jember3.216.0 -One home destroyed and several others damaged in Jember Regency. - -17, West Java, ESE of Palabuhanratu4.375.7IVOne home collapsed and several others damaged in Sukabumi Regency. - -19, Azores, NNW of Ribeirinha4.610.0VISeveral walls collapsed and several homes damaged in Terceira. - -20, Tainan, NE of Yujing6.016.0VI - 5022, Eastern Visayas, NNW of San Francisco5.79.0VII Thirty-one people injured, 25 homes destroyed and 1,421 others damaged in Southern Leyte. One road damaged and landslides occurred in the Liloan-San Francisco-Saint Bernard area. - 3123, Zamboanga Peninsula, E of Siocon5.462.0IV Fifteen students injured, 48 structures including Zamboanga International Airport damaged and power outages in the Siocon-Zamboanga City area. - 1524, Southeast Sulawesi, W of Kendari 4.810.0VIOne home destroyed in East Kolaka Regency and one hospital damaged in Kolaka Regency. - -25, Tainan, NNW of Yujing5.110.0VIAftershock of the 6.0 event on January 20. One person injured in Nansi, the walls of several homes and a school collapsed, many others damaged and power outages in the Dongshan area. - 125, Tainan, SW of Yujing5.210.0VIAftershock of the 6.0 event on January 20. One home destroyed in Nansi; at least 10 others and a school damaged and power outages in the Dongshan area. - -27, Silesian Voivodeship, NE of Radlin3.25.0 -One person killed and 11 others injured at a mine in the Radlin area. 1 1129, Southeast Sulawesi, W of Kendari 5.010.1VIIThree homes destroyed and 169 structures damaged in East Kolaka Regency. - -30, Tainan, ENE of Yujing5.110.0VAftershock of the 6.0 event on January 20. Part of the façade of a building collapsed and damaged two cars in Tainan. - -31, Napo, W of Archidona5.58.0VIThree people hospitalized, four structures damaged and power outages in the Quito-Tena-El Chaco-Quijos area. -3

February

+DateCountry and locationMwDepth (km)MMINotesCasualtiesDeadInjured3, Sidi Bouzid, W of Mezzouna4.710.0VIIThree people injured, the roof of a factory collapsed and five structures damaged in Meknassy. -34, South Aegean offshore, NE of Fira5.313.5VIIStrongest event of an earthquake swarm. One shelter destroyed, some older buildings damaged and rockfalls in Santorini. - -8, Swan Islands offshore, SSW of George Town, Cayman Islands7.614.3VSome buildings cracked and power outages in parts of Honduras and Belize. A tsunami observed at Isla Mujeres, Mexico. - -11, Zadar, NE of Starigrad4.610.0VSome people injured, numerous homes and three churches damaged in the Posedarje-Vinjerac-Pag area. -Some23, Temotu offshore, SE of Lata6.036.0V - - -25, North Sulawesi offshore, E of Modisi6.121.7VIEleven homes and a church damaged in East Bolaang Mongondow Regency. - -27, Lower Silesia, SE of Polkowice4.72.5VOne person injured at a mine in Polkowice. -127, Bagmati, SSW of Kodari5.010.0VISix people injured in the Sindhupalchowk-Dhading-Kathmandu area; two homes destroyed and five others damaged in Sankhuwasabha; one home destroyed, three others, a barn and a police station damaged in Sindhupalchowk District. -6

March

+DateCountry and locationMwDepth (km)MMINotesCasualtiesDeadInjured4, Davao, SW of Magsaysay5.017.2VITen students hospitalized and power outages in various areas of Davao del Sur. -104, Ayeyarwady, S of Nyaungdon5.110.0VISeveral homes, a monastery and a pagoda collapsed and several religious buildings damaged in the epicentral area. - -6, Antofagasta, S of Calama, Chile6.096.0VIRockfalls occurred and power cables damaged at a mine in the epicentral area. - -7, South Sulawesi, E of Masamba5.010.0VIIOne mosque collapsed, two schools and one home damaged in East Luwu Regency. - -7, Soccsksargen, ENE of Banisilan4.810.0VITwo people injured, more than 564 homes destroyed and 69 structures damaged in the Wao area. - 28, Lori, ENE of Sarahart4.410.0VIOne home collapsed and one building damaged in the Artik-Spitak area. - -10, Svalbard and Jan Mayen offshore, NE of Olonkinbyen6.510.0VIII - - -11, Dohuk, E of Çukurca, Turkey4.610.0VIAt least 20 homes destroyed and many others damaged in Yüksekova District, Turkey. - -12, Osh, WNW of Osh4.110.0VIOne structure collapsed and 39 others damaged in Kara-Suu-Alay area. - -12, Nicobar Islands offshore6.023.0IV - - -13, Campania offshore, S of Monte di Procida4.28.0V Eleven people injured and many buildings including a church damaged in the Naples area. - 1113, Ladakh, SSW of Padam5.110.0V The walls of many home collapsed and many buildings damaged in the Kargil area. - -14, West Java offshore, SW of Palabuhanratu4.949.3VOne home destroyed in Lebak Regency. - -15, Oaxaca, W of San Pedro Tidaá5.662.0IVFour people injured and a gas leak occurred in Mexico City. - 417, North Sumatra, ENE of Sibolga5.446.9VOne person killed, another person injured, two structures destroyed and two others buried by a landslide, 18 structures damaged and landslides blocked roads in North Tapanuli Regency. 1 118, Coquimbo, SSE of Coquimbo5.368.4VOne building collapsed in La Serena and a sinkhole appeared in the Coquimbo area. - -21, Arequipa, SE of Maca4.610.0VAt least 20 homes destroyed, 47 others and a church damaged and roads affected in the Achoma-Lari-Maca area. - -21, Isfahan, W of Ardestān4.810.0VIISeveral homes and a caravanserai collapsed and many buildings damaged in the Natanz area. - -21, Chiriquí, SSE of Burica6.210.0VAt least 13 structures damaged in Chiriquí, Herrera, and Veraguas provinces. - -21, Alaska, SSE of Adak6.217.0IV - - -25, Southland offshore, WSW of Riverton6.721.0VMinor damage to the Dunedin Gasworks Museum. A tsunami with a height of was observed in southwest Fiordland. - -25, West Java offshore, SSW of Singaparna4.664.8IVOne home destroyed and nine others damaged in Cipatujah. - -28central Mid-Atlantic Ridge6.110.0VForeshock of the 6.6 earthquake 17 hours later. - -28, Sagaing, NNW of Sagaing7.710.0X 5,456 11,40428, Mandalay, WNW of Kyaukse6.710.0IXAftershock of the 2025 Myanmar earthquake 12 minutes prior. Additional damage to buildings in Mandalay and Sagaing. - -28central Mid-Atlantic Ridge6.612.3VI - - -30, Aceh, SSE of Banda Aceh5.110.0VOne person injured in Banda Aceh. -130, Haʻapai offshore, SSE of Pangai7.029.0VIA tsunami with a height of was observed in Alofi, Niue and in Nuku'alofa, Tonga. - -30, Haʻapai offshore, SSE of Pangai6.217.0IV Aftershock of the 7.0 earthquake nearly three hours prior. - -31 , Sagaing, W of Mandalay4.210.0IVAftershock of the 2025 Myanmar earthquake. Several previously-weakened buildings collapsed in Mandalay. - -

April