A very rare M2.5 earthquake struck the East coast in New Jersey , just a few miles West of metropolitan New York City.
The earthquake epicenter was below a residential subdivision between Bernardsville + Mendham New Jersey.
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New York , New England, and the East coast was an area of focus in the most recent earthquake forecasts.
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Information on this earthquake from the USGS:
M2.5 – 3km N of Bernardsville, New Jersey
| Magnitude/uncertainty |
2.5 mb_lg± 0.1 |
| Location/uncertainty |
40.747°N 74.574°W± 1.3 km |
| Depth/uncertainty |
5.5 km± 7.6 |
| Origin Time |
2015-08-14 07:41:23.870 UTC |
| Number of Stations |
– |
| Number of Phases |
39 |
| Minimum Distance |
7.12 km (0.06°) |
| Travel Time Residual |
0.65 sec |
| Azimuthal Gap |
90° |
| FE Region |
New Jersey (494) |
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