earthquake, Georgia and Magnitude
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.
The US Geological Survey recorded two small earthquakes in our state Tuesday, one in northwest Georgia and another in middle ...
The Tuesday evening earthquake rattled middle Georgia roughly 10 hours after a 2.6 earthquake in northwest Georgia in Chattooga County. Although it was a shallow earthquake, there were a few reports ...
Yesterday on February 25th, a rare event occurred. Two small earthquakes shook Georgia, one near Summerville and one near the Twiggs and Blakely county line. According to ...
They say that a 2.4-magnitude earthquake happened around 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, just hours after another earthquake struck Northwest Georgia.
At just after 6 p.m. local time, a small earthquake occurred 16 kilometers (just under 10 miles) to the north-northwest of ...
Georgia Southern researchers are working on what they say could be a major breakthrough—predicting earthquakes with 98% accuracy.
A minor earthquake occurred at 7 a.m. Tuesday just over the Alabama state line, according to the United States Geological Survey. The earthquake was detected roughly 5 miles north of Menlo, GA, which ...
According to the Geological Survey of Alabama and the USGS there was a 2.6 Earthquake this morning, centered just north of ...
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