The Alaska Earthquake Center reports that a small earthquake has hit the Prince William Sound region of Alaska.
The Fairbanks-based center says a magnitude 3.0 earthquake struck at 11:48 am Sunday about 24 miles (39 kilometers) northwest of Valdez, which has about 3,900 residents.
The center adds that residents of Valdez felt it.
The earthquake had a depth of 11 miles (18 kilometers.) The center says that at 6:04 pm Sunday, a magnitude 3.1 earthquake hit a spot 26 miles (42 kilometers) east of Knik-Fairview, a town of about 900 people in the Anchorage metropolitan area.
The earthquake had a depth of 20 miles. (33 kilometers.)
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