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M 7.2 - 106 km S of Sand Point, Alaska

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us7000kg30/executive

106km is more than 50 miles and Sand point is on an island, but could it be closer to mainland in a different direction?

Distance to somewhere like 54°23'34.8"N 160°45'43.2"W near Belkofski looks to be slightly closer.

@ChristopherRandles Yeah, I never found a straightline that was less than 60 miles from the earthquake epicenter for the Alaskan 7.2 one. Confirming that I'm not going to resolve YES based off of that earthquake. Don't know where I came up with 50 miles as a limit, but that's the criteria!

this is like maybe 1/year so with >50% of year gone should be <50% odds

@AlQuinn My best attempt so far makes it 68.84 miles

https://boulter.com/gps/distance/?from=+54.393%C2%B0N+160.762%C2%B0W&to=55.106%C2%B0N161.9625%C2%B0W&units=m

So probably not close enough but it would be good to get this confirmed for betting on this market.

Last 2 omments was meant to be replying to @kenakofer sorry

Seems to happen often in Alaska https://www.npr.org/2018/11/30/672240051/magnitude-7-0-earthquake-shakes-alaska-tsunami-warning-in-effect#:~:text=Alaska%20is%20the%20most%20seismically%20active%20region%20of,according%20to%20the%20Alaska%20Seismic%20Hazards%20Safety%20Commission.

Magnitude 7.0 Earthquake Shakes Alaska, Damaging Roads, Buildings

The earthquake, with its epicenter just a few miles off Anchorage, has been followed by a series of aftershocks. The Trans Alaska Pipeline System has been shut down.

@WinstonOswaldDrummond Does 50 miles or less off the coast of Alaska also count?

@WinstonOswaldDrummond Absolutely, though only 50 miles from the mainland coast.