Central Luzon · Region III
Tarlac earthquakes & volcanoes
Live seismic activity, active volcanoes and fault lines across Tarlac, Central Luzon.
Cities
1
Quakes (90d)
249
Max magnitude
M4.9
Population
353K
1 cities
🏙️ Cities & municipalities in Tarlac
Recent earthquakes near Tarlac
View all →- 1.8040 km S 71° W of Mariveles (Bataan)
2 days ago · 40 km deep
- 1.8015 km S 48° E of Nagtipunan (Quirino)
3 days ago · 25 km deep
- 2.0004 km S 50° W of Maddela (Quirino)
3 days ago · 36 km deep
- 2.6001 km S 67° W of Bagulin (La Union)
3 days ago · 2 km deep
- 2.5004 km N 27° E of Bagulin (La Union)
3 days ago · 13 km deep
- 1.8010 km N 42° E of Cabangan (Zambales)
3 days ago · 4 km deep
- 1.8006 km N 57° E of Cabangan (Zambales)
3 days ago · 13 km deep
- 1.7007 km S 64° E of Bokod (Benguet)
4 days ago · 33 km deep
- 2.2002 km N 55° W of Itogon (Benguet)
4 days ago · 19 km deep
- 2.0002 km N 67° E of Itogon (Benguet)
4 days ago · 23 km deep
- 1.8017 km West of Iba (Zambales)
5 days ago · 26 km deep
- 1.4006 km N 13° W of Iba (Zambales)
5 days ago · 19 km deep
FAQ
Tarlac: earthquake & volcano FAQ
Is Tarlac prone to earthquakes?+
Tarlac (Central Luzon) lies within the Philippine section of the Pacific Ring of Fire. Our catalog logged 249 magnitude-1+ earthquakes near the province in the last 90 days, the strongest a M4.9.
Which fault lines affect Tarlac?+
No major mapped fault line in our dataset is listed as crossing Tarlac, but the province still experiences regional seismicity from nearby structures and offshore trenches.