Where does Koh Lanta's earthquake data come from?

Seismic events come from the United States Geological Survey (USGS), through their public earthquake data feed. We surface it live for the Koh Lanta area and do not collect it ourselves.

What counts as an earthquake event on this page?

We list earthquakes of magnitude 4.5 or greater inside the Andaman Sea box, from latitude 5°N to 15°N and longitude 90°E to 100°E.

How often is the seismic data refreshed?

The page tracks the USGS feed automatically through the day and lists qualifying events as they are published.

Ko Lanta Nature, Wildlife, Tides & Seismic

Tides & sea

Tide forecast — coming online

Source: Thai Marine Department

Tide ingest is not yet wired into the newsroom database. Once the Marine Department feed lands, this block will show high and low water times for the Saladan gauge for the next seven days, with sea-state notes from the same source.

See current marine conditions on the Weather hub →

Seismic

No earthquakes recorded by USGS in the past window. The page tracks the USGS feed automatically through the day; events in the Andaman bounding box appear here as they're published.

Wildlife

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FAQ

Where does Koh Lanta's earthquake data come from?: Seismic events come from the United States Geological Survey (USGS), through their public earthquake data feed. We surface it live for the Koh Lanta area and do not collect it ourselves.
What counts as an earthquake event on this page?: We list earthquakes of magnitude 4.5 or greater inside the Andaman Sea box, from latitude 5°N to 15°N and longitude 90°E to 100°E.
How often is the seismic data refreshed?: The page tracks the USGS feed automatically through the day and lists qualifying events as they are published.