Seismic monitoring

Monitoring seismic activity in Belgium and neighbouring regions

The Seismology-Gravimetry section operates the Belgian seismic network, analyses every event and informs authorities, media and the public.

Latest published earthquakeML1.3BONN (DE)Earthquake
Belgian time
20 October 2026 · 06:30
UTC
2026-10-20 04:30:08
Depth
10.5 km
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Recent seismic activity

Events located and reviewed by the Observatory’s seismologists, in Belgium and neighbouring regions.

All events
  • Earthquakes
  • Induced
  • Blasts
Magnitude123
Mag.RegionDepthkmTypeDateBelgian time
ML1.3BONN (DE)Earthquake · 10.5 km10.5Earthquake20 Oct 2026
ML2.1GENK (BE)Earthquake · 4.8 km4.8Earthquake17 Oct 2026
ML2.4HECKHUSCHEID (DE)Earthquake · 8.9 km8.9Earthquake13 Oct 2026
ML1.3EUPEN (BE)Earthquake · 12.9 km12.9Earthquake10 Oct 2026
ML0.3RUISELEDE (BE)Earthquake · 5.3 km5.3Earthquake7 Oct 2026
ML1.9RUISELEDE (BE)Earthquake · 4.0 km4.0Earthquake7 Oct 2026
ML0.6EUPEN (BE)Earthquake · 13.0 km13.0Earthquake5 Oct 2026
ML0.3EUPEN (BE)Earthquake · 12.2 km12.2Earthquake5 Oct 2026

Source: catalogue published by the Observatory. Page generated on 11 November 2026 at 00:18.

Real-time seismograms

Vertical ground motion recorded continuously by the stations of the Belgian seismic network. Each line represents thirty minutes; today’s record is extended every four minutes.

Uccle station

Brussels-Capital Region · Vertical component · UCCS

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