Recent earthquakes in Greece
Every earthquake of magnitude 3 and above across Greece in the last 30 days, most recent first.
Source: EMSC ·
Latest earthquakes
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3.0
WESTERN TURKEY
depth 10 km
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3.0
SOUTHERN GREECE
depth 30 km
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3.2
DODECANESE ISLANDS, GREECE
depth 17 km
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3.6
GREECE
depth 10 km
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3.3
GREECE
depth 14 km
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3.8
DODECANESE ISLANDS, GREECE
depth 13 km
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4.9
CRETE, GREECE
depth 21 km
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5.3
CRETE, GREECE
depth 39 km
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3.4
DODECANESE IS.-TURKEY BORDER REG
depth 27 km
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3.7
GREECE
depth 12 km
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4.7
CRETE, GREECE
depth 40 km
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3.2
GREECE
depth 16 km
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3.2
CRETE, GREECE
depth 35 km
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3.7
AEGEAN SEA
depth 17 km
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3.2
AEGEAN SEA
depth 13 km
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3.0
DODECANESE IS.-TURKEY BORDER REG
depth 11 km
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4.2
AEGEAN SEA
depth 12 km
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3.0
AEGEAN SEA
depth 16 km
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3.6
AEGEAN SEA
depth 17 km
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3.0
GREECE
depth 75 km
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3.3
AEGEAN SEA
depth 12 km
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3.2
AEGEAN SEA
depth 13 km
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3.1
AEGEAN SEA
depth 13 km
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3.7
AEGEAN SEA
depth 14 km
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3.2
AEGEAN SEA
depth 11 km
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3.2
AEGEAN SEA
depth 10 km
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3.4
AEGEAN SEA
depth 18 km
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3.8
AEGEAN SEA
depth 12 km
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4.7
AEGEAN SEA
depth 11 km
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3.2
WESTERN TURKEY
depth 14 km
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3.2
CRETE, GREECE
depth 5 km
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3.5
SOUTHERN GREECE
depth 16 km
What to do during an earthquake
- Stay inside. Take cover under sturdy furniture or in an interior corner, away from windows, bookcases and anything that could fall.
- If you're outside, move away from buildings, poles and signs.
- If you're driving, stop away from bridges and buildings and stay inside the car.
- After the shaking stops, expect possible aftershocks and follow 112's instructions.
Data comes from EMSC (CC BY 4.0), which republishes the Geodynamic Institute of the National Observatory of Athens' own solutions for most earthquakes in Greece. ThessalonikiDash is not affiliated with either of them.