Shallow M6.0 earthquake hits near El Progreso, Mexico
A shallow earthquake measuring M6.0 struck 75 km (47 miles) south-southwest of El Progreso, Mexico at 19:45 UTC on June 30, 2026. The earthquake occurred at a depth of 10.0 km (6.2 miles), based on data provided by the USGS.
The epicenter was located at 24.8°N, 108.9°W, placing the event inland in northwestern Mexico, a region with scattered settlements and rural infrastructure.
The vicinity features small towns, highways, and regional infrastructure typical of rural Mexican settings, including road networks and possibly small-scale energy or water facilities.
As the event was recorded inland and not near the immediate coastline, there is no tsunami threat associated with this earthquake, based on its location and available data.
One felt report was submitted. The USGS assigned a significance index of 554 (on a scale that runs through 1 000), based on magnitude, felt reports, and estimated impact.
Mexico lies within a tectonically active region, influenced by the interaction of the North American and Pacific plates. The area frequently experiences significant seismic activity, especially along the western coastal region.
This information was last updated at 20:03 UTC on June 30, 2026.