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Mexico records 40 earthquakes, with the strongest measuring 4.4
Mexico recorded 40 earthquakes in the early hours of Nov.
11, across several states.
The strongest was a magnitude 4.4 quake off Oaxaca, 51 kilometers southwest of Pinotepa Nacional and 6.6 kilometers deep.
Another quake near Pinotepa Nacional measured 4.3.
Two offshore quakes near Chiapas measured 4.1 and 4.0.
Oaxaca had the most recorded activity, with 13 earthquakes, followed by Guerrero with seven; Chiapas and Baja California Sur each had six.
Most of the quakes measured between 3.0 and 3.9, and none reached magnitude 5.0; the report gives no further developments.
Mexico recorded 40 earthquakes between 00:05 and 07:41 on November 11, 2026.
The strongest measured 4.4 and was located southwest of Pinotepa Nacional in Oaxaca.
The 4.4 earthquake occurred at 02:05 at a depth of 6.6 kilometres.
Oaxaca had the most recorded earthquakes, with 13, followed by Guerrero with seven.
No earthquake in the report reached magnitude 5.0.
- Who
- The earthquakes were recorded by the seismicity report; the reporting agency is not stated.
- What
- Mexico recorded 40 earthquakes. The strongest measured magnitude 4.4.
- When
- November 11, 2026, between 00:05 and 07:41.
- Where
- Across Mexico, with activity concentrated in the south and west; the strongest quake was southwest of Pinotepa Nacional, Oaxaca.
- Why
- Not stated
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The reporting period for the 40 earthquakes began.
The strongest reported earthquake, magnitude 4.4, occurred southwest of Pinotepa Nacional, Oaxaca.
A magnitude 4.3 earthquake occurred south of Pinotepa Nacional.
The reporting period ended.
- Total earthquakes
- 40
- Strongest earthquake
- Magnitude 4.4
- Strongest earthquake location
- 51 kilometres southwest of Pinotepa Nacional, Oaxaca
- Strongest earthquake depth
- 6.6 kilometres
- Oaxaca earthquake count
- 13