Georgia, earthquake
Did you feel it? Magnitude 2.6 earthquake trembles in Northwest Georgia early Tuesday
SUMMERVILLE, Ga. — A shallow, weak earthquake occurred in northwest Georgia at 8:00 a.m. early Tuesday morning. The magnitude 2.6 earthquake was about 5 miles northwest of Menlo, Georgia, near the Chattooga and Walker county line. It was a very shallow earthquake with a depth of just 6 miles.
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