Magnitude
6.9 quake hits off Russia's Kamchatka
28
February, 2013
A
magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck near the southern tip of Russia's
Kamchatka peninsula, at a depth of around 52 km (33 miles), the U.S.
Geological Survey (USGS) reported on Thursday.
The
U.S. Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said there was no threat of a
destructive widespread tsunami, based on historical earthquake and
tsunami data.
Britain's
BBC quoted Russia's Emergencies Ministry as saying there were no
reports of casualties or damage, and that no tsunami warning had been
issued.
The
arc formed by the peninsula and the Kurile Islands stretching from
Russia to Japan is one of the most seismically active areas in the
world.
USGS's
first report had put the quake at magnitude 7.0, at a depth of 18
miles.
5.1
quake hits 114 miles off S. Oregon coast
KGW,
27
February, 2013
PORT
ORFORD, Ore. -- An earthquake has hit the ocean floor far off the
Southern Oregon coast, but there were no immediate reports of anyone
feeling it on land.
The
U.S. Geological Survey reports the magnitude 5.1 quake was 114 miles
west northwest of Port Orford at 2:14 p.m. Wednesday. The epicenter
was 6 miles deep.
USGS
spokeswoman Leslie Gordon says there were no immediate reports to the
agency's website from people feeling the quake on shore.
Strong
6.1 quake rattles Vanuatu
28
February, 2013
SYDNEY:
A strong 6.1-magnitude earthquake rattled the South Pacific island of
Vanuatu Thursday, the US Geological Survey said, but it was not
thought to have caused any damage or sparked a tsunami warning.
The
shallow ocean quake struck at a depth of 15 kilometres (nine miles),
104 kilometres west of the capital Port Vila at 2.09 pm local time
(0309 GMT).
Geoscience
Australia put its magnitude at 5.9 and said it was unlikely to have
caused any damage.
Vanuatu
lies on the so-called "Pacific Ring of Fire", a zone of
frequent seismic activity caused by friction between shifting
tectonic plates.
It
has been rocked by several large quakes in recent years, averaging
about three magnitude 7.0 or above incidents annually, none of which
have caused any major damage.
SRC
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Location
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UTC Date/time
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M
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D
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INFORMATION
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ER
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I Felt A (not Listed) Strong Earthquake
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Feb 28 23:59 PM
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4.6
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0
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EMSC
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Santa Cruz Islands
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Feb 28 18:07 PM
|
5.7
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60
|
||
GEOFON
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Santa Cruz Islands
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Feb 28 18:07 PM
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5.7
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47
|
||
USGS
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Santa Cruz Islands
|
Feb 28 18:07 PM
|
5.8
|
21
|
||
PTWC
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Kuril Islands
|
Feb 28 14:13 PM
|
6.9
|
46
|
||
WCATWC
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455 Miles Sw Of Bering I.
Komandorski
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Feb 28 14:06 PM
|
6.9
|
46
|
||
USGS
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Kuril Islands
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Feb 28 14:05 PM
|
6.9
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52
|
||
USGS
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Kuril Islands
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Feb 28 14:05 PM
|
6.9
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46
|
||
EMSC
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Kuril Islands
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Feb 28 14:05 PM
|
6.9
|
60
|
||
GEOFON
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Kuril Islands
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Feb 28 14:05 PM
|
6.8
|
46
|
||
EMSC
|
Santa Cruz Islands
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Feb 28 13:28 PM
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4.8
|
55
|
||
GEOFON
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Santa Cruz Islands
|
Feb 28 13:28 PM
|
4.8
|
55
|
||
GEOFON
|
Turkmenistan-iran Border Region
|
Feb 28 11:06 AM
|
4.6
|
10
|
||
USGS
|
Turkmenistan
|
Feb 28 11:06 AM
|
4.6
|
9
|
||
|
||||||
EMSC
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Turkmenistan
|
Feb 28 11:06 AM
|
4.7
|
10
|
||
GEOFON
|
Irian Jaya, Indonesia
|
Feb 28 03:11 AM
|
4.9
|
24
|
||
USGS
|
Papua, Indonesia
|
Feb 28 03:11 AM
|
4.9
|
35
|
||
EMSC
|
Papua, Indonesia
|
Feb 28 03:11 AM
|
5.0
|
40
|
||
USGS
|
Vanuatu
|
Feb 28 03:09 AM
|
6.1
|
15
|
||
GEOFON
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Vanuatu Islands
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Feb 28 03:09 AM
|
5.9
|
19
|
||
|
||||||
EMSC
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Vanuatu
|
Feb 28 03:09 AM
|
5.9
|
15
|
||
GEOFON
|
Irian Jaya, Indonesia
|
Feb 28 02:49 AM
|
4.6
|
40
|
||
EMSC
|
Papua, Indonesia
|
Feb 28 02:49 AM
|
4.6
|
40
|
||
GEOFON
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Eastern Siberia, Russia
|
Feb 28 00:33 AM
|
4.9
|
10
|
||
EMSC
|
Northeastern Sakha, Russia
|
Feb 28 00:33 AM
|
4.9
|
10
|
||
USGS
|
Northeastern Sakha, Russia
|
Feb 28 00:33 AM
|
4.7
|
16
|
Earthquakes
occurred yesterday (UTC time), but today local time
Off
The Coast Of Oregon M
5.1 at a depth of 9 km
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See more at:
http://earthquake-report.com/2013/02/28/earthquakes-in-the-world-on-february-28-2013-m4-5-or-more/#sthash.PYdZOQKw.dpuf
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