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M3.0 Earthquake — 25 km SSW of Mina, Nevada

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Magnitude 3.0 earthquake 25 km SSW of Mina, Nevada at a depth of 15.2 km, recorded by the U.S. Geological Survey.

Measurements

MagnitudeM3.0
Depth15.2 km
Coordinates38.1668, -118.1678
Region25 km SSW of Mina, Nevada
Felt Reports1
Tsunami Flag0

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