Magnitude 4.7 Quake Strikes California-Nevada Border Area
By Associated Press
Published 3 years ago on
May 7, 2021
Share
SODA SPRINGS — A series of earthquakes — the largest with a preliminary magnitude of 4.7 — struck the California-Nevada border area Thursday night, but there were no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
The largest temblor struck at about 9:35 p.m. and was centered about 10 miles (16 kilometers) from Soda Springs and about 27 miles (43.4 kilometers) west of Reno, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
It was preceded by a magnitude 3.2 quake about nine minutes earlier and followed by a magnitude 3.1 quake that struck about 2 1/2 minutes later, seismologists reported.
The quakes were in Sierra County, north of Lake Tahoe.
RELATED TOPICS:
Slumping California Risks Losing World’s ‘5th Largest Economy’ Title
Economy /
13 hours ago
Ukraine Uses Long-Range Missiles Secretly Provided by US to Hit Russian-Held Areas, Officials Say
World /
14 hours ago
Boxing Star Ryan Garcia Wants to Meet Netanyahu, Pledges Aid for Gaza Children
Sports /
16 hours ago
Legislation Pandering to Tribal Casinos Is a Bad Bet for Fresno Cardroom Employees
Opinion /
17 hours ago
About 1 in 4 US Adults Over 50 Say They Expect to Never Retire, an AARP Study Finds
Economy /
18 hours ago
Biden Signs a $95 Billion War Aid Measure With Assistance for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan
National /
18 hours ago
Latest
Videos
World /
12 hours ago
Police Tangle With Students in Texas and California as Wave of Campus Protest Against Gaza War Grows
Economy /
13 hours ago
Slumping California Risks Losing World’s ‘5th Largest Economy’ Title
World /
14 hours ago
Ukraine Uses Long-Range Missiles Secretly Provided by US to Hit Russian-Held Areas, Officials Say
Sports /
16 hours ago