2.9 Magnitude Earthquake Reported Near Detroit
A 2.9 magnitude earthquake occurred at 10:38 local time near Detroit. The USGS reports the epicenter was located 15 miles from Detroit in Ontario, Canada, at a depth of 2.1 kilometers. Residents in southeast Michigan, the downriver area, eastern Ontario, and as far south as Toledo reported feeling the tremor. A 2.9 magnitude earthquake was reported on Sunday morning approximately 15 miles south of Detroit. According to the USG, the earthquake center appeared to be located in Ontario. The report follows previous discussions regarding radiation exposure and uninhabitable zones in other regions. No immediate damage or casualties were specified in the report.
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WWJ Detroit
“A 2.9 magnitude earthquake was reported this morning just 15 miles away from Detroit. The earthquakes center appeared to be in Ontario.”
WWJ Detroit
“2.9 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Near Detroit”
WWJ Detroit
“A 2.9 magnitude earthquake was reported Sunday morning just 15 miles south of Detroit. The The earthquake center appeared to be in Ontario, according to the USG...”
WWJ Detroit
“A 2.9 magnitude earthquake was reported Sunday morning just 15 miles south of Detroit. The earthquake center appeared to be in Ontario, according to the USGS.”
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