Multiple recent earthquakes have been recorded in Alaska and around the world in October 2025. In Alaska, a magnitude 1.9 quake occurred 24 miles southwest of Kantishna at a depth of 7 miles, with no reported damage. Additionally, a magnitude 2.8 tremor was detected near Denali National Park, approximately 60 km west-northwest of Cantwell, at a depth of 14.4 km, also classified as minor with no injuries reported. This region is known for its seismic activity due to the Denali Fault system. In Kodiak, Alaska, a small magnitude 3.6 earthquake struck 56 miles southwest of the city in the morning. Globally, notable seismic events include a magnitude 4.8 earthquake near Tandag, Philippines; a magnitude 4.7 quake near Jayapura, Indonesia; a magnitude 2.9 event near Glogow, Poland; and smaller tremors in Austria, Oklahoma, and Nicaragua. These seismic activities are part of broader global patterns, with reports of earthquakes above magnitude 3 occurring across various regions. The earthquake activity in October 2025 highlights ongoing tectonic movements worldwide, with seismic monitoring continuing to track these events to assess potential risks and impacts.