March 7, 1929 Earthquake: Fox Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska, United States

Reference #542:

1929. Mar. 7, 01 34 UTC (Mar. 6). Fox islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska. This earthquake was felt onboard several ships at sea and severely at Dutch Harbor, Alaska. A small tsunami was recorded at Hilo, Hawaii. Magnitude 8.3 Ms CFR, 8.1 Ms GR, 7.9 mb ABE.

Reference #239:

1929, March 7, 01:35 GMT. A magnitude 8.6 earthquake near the Fox Islands produced a small tsunami that was recorded at Honolulu and Hilo, Hawaii, and at San Francisco, California, but not recorded or reported observed in Alaska...The earthquake was felt strongly at Dutch Harbor, Unalaska, and as a seaquake by several ships in the epicentral area.

Reference #414:

1929 (March 6, 14:35 local time) March 7, 1:34:39 UTC, 50 km depth. There was a strong earthquake with source near the Fox Islands. Dutch Harbor felt a severe tremor. A strong seaquake was felt for a minute on Japanese steamships and other ships between 165o and 171o W. ("Sihara Maru" at 51o 17' N., 171o 16' W.; "Yokohama Maru" at 51o 32' N., 169o 31' W.; "President Madison" at 49o 55' N., 165o 3' W.).

Reference #9910:

1929, March 7, 01:34:42.84 UTC, 50.786 N, 169.524 W, depth 25 km, 7.8 Mw P&S, 7.5 Ms ABE1, 7.3 Ms P&S, 7.9 mB ABE1, 8.6 UK B&D.

Reference #1228:

1929, March 7, 01:34:42.32 UTC, 50.852 N, 169.753 W, depth 15 km, 7.8 Mw.