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Magnitude 5.6 earthquake strikes northern California near Ukiah, largest recorded on Maacama fault

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Judith A Hubbard, Kyle Bradley

1d ago· 8 min readenNews

Summary

A magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck northern California near Ukiah on June 24, 2026, at 8:10 AM local time. The epicenter was located directly beneath the Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery in a mountainous forested area. Seismometers within 10 kilometers recorded groundshaking intensities of VI-VIII (strong to severe). This is the largest recorded event on the Maacama fault.

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bskyMagnitude 5.6 earthquake strikes northern California near Ukiah, largest recorded on Maacama faultearthquakeinsights.substack.com

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Seismometers within 10 kilometers of the rupture recorded groundshaking intensities of VI-VIII (strong to severe).
The earthquake struck directly beneath the Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery, which sits within an otherwise fairly empty and beautiful stretch of mountainous forest.
This is the largest recorded event on the Maacama fault.
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Largest recorded event on the Maacama fault

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