Kootenai, ID – A 2.7 magnitude earthquake struck near Kootenai on Monday, prompting residents to report minor tremors. The quake occurred 19 kilometers north-northeast of Kootenai at 10.3 kilometers deep.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), the earthquake was recorded at 3:15 p.m. UTC on Saturday. Citizens in the region have already contributed to the “Did You Feel It?” report, helping officials assess the earthquake’s impact. Although no major damage was reported, the tremor was felt by multiple residents.
The region, located near the Cabinet Mountains, is prone to occasional seismic activity. The USGS urges residents to report their experiences on the “Felt Report” page to better understand the extent of the shaking.
While this earthquake was minor, the event reminds residents in earthquake-prone areas to remain vigilant. Earthquakes, even small ones, highlight the importance of preparedness.
Idahoans are encouraged to visit the USGS website to contribute their experiences and stay informed about future seismic events in the region.
Kootenai, ID – A 2.7 magnitude earthquake struck near Kootenai on Monday, prompting residents to report minor tremors. The quake occurred 19 kilometers north-northeast of Kootenai at 10.3 kilometers deep.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), the earthquake was recorded at 3:15 p.m. UTC on Saturday. Citizens in the region have already contributed to the “Did You Feel It?” report, helping officials assess the earthquake’s impact. Although no major damage was reported, the tremor was felt by multiple residents.
The region, located near the Cabinet Mountains, is prone to occasional seismic activity. The USGS urges residents to report their experiences on the “Felt Report” page to better understand the extent of the shaking.
While this earthquake was minor, the event reminds residents in earthquake-prone areas to remain vigilant. Earthquakes, even small ones, highlight the importance of preparedness.
Idahoans are encouraged to visit the USGS website to contribute their experiences and stay informed about future seismic events in the region.
