Earthquake Scraper — Magnitude, Location & Time (USGS)
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Earthquake Scraper — Magnitude, Location & Time (USGS)
Scrape earthquakes — magnitude, place, depth, coordinates, time & tsunami flag — from the official USGS earthquake feed (GeoJSON). Filter by magnitude and date range. Great for disaster monitoring, geoscience research & alerting. No login, no key, no proxy.
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Scrape earthquakes — magnitude, place, depth, coordinates, time, and tsunami flag — into one unified dataset using the official USGS earthquake feed (GeoJSON). No login, no proxies, no browser, no API key.
Filter by minimum magnitude and date range, ordered by time or magnitude.
What you get
Every earthquake is one row (recordType: "earthquake"):
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
quakeId | USGS event ID |
magnitude / magType | magnitude and its scale |
place | human-readable location |
time / updatedAt | ISO timestamps |
latitude / longitude / depthKm | epicenter and depth |
tsunami | tsunami flag |
felt | number of "felt" reports |
significance | USGS significance score |
alert / status | PAGER alert level and review status |
url | USGS event page |
Sample output
{"recordType": "earthquake","quakeId": "us6000tn80","magnitude": 7.7,"magType": "mww","place": "68 km NNW of Ende, Indonesia","time": "2026-08-14T21:58:21.564Z","latitude": -8.12,"longitude": 121.45,"depthKm": 10,"tsunami": true,"significance": 912,"status": "reviewed","url": "https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us6000tn80"}
Input
{"minMagnitude": 4,"startTime": "","endTime": "","limit": 100,"orderby": "time"}
- minMagnitude — only quakes at or above this magnitude.
- startTime / endTime — ISO dates (empty = last 30 days to now).
- limit — max earthquakes (1–20000).
- orderby —
time/time-asc/magnitude/magnitude-asc.
Use cases
- Disaster monitoring — a live feed of significant quakes worldwide
- Alerting — trigger notifications above a magnitude threshold
- Geoscience research — build datasets over a date range and region
- Insurance & risk — track seismic events near assets
FAQ
Do I need an API key or login? No. The USGS earthquake feed is public and key-free.
Is it free to try? Yes — click Try for free and run the prefilled example (magnitude ≥ 4).
How far back can I go? Set startTime/endTime (ISO dates) to query any historical window.
Is this allowed? It uses the official USGS FDSN event API — public government data.
Pricing
Pay per result — $5 per 1,000 earthquakes. Runs that return nothing cost nothing. No monthly fee, no proxy costs.