M 5.7 - 192 km NW of Oula Xiuma, China
A 5.7 magnitude earthquake occurred 192 km northwest of Oula Xiuma, China.
Reported by 1 outlet — USGS Earthquakes. See all sources ↓
A strong earthquake happened in China. It was 5.7 magnitude. The earthquake was 192 km away from Oula Xiuma.
Why it matters
This earthquake is important because it can affect people's lives and property. China has a large population and many people live in earthquake-prone areas.
- What is the magnitude of the earthquake?
- The earthquake was 5.7 magnitude.
- Where did the earthquake happen?
- The earthquake occurred 192 km northwest of Oula Xiuma, China.
- What is the USGS Earthquakes application?
- The USGS Earthquakes application provides information about earthquakes and supports most recent browsers.
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The outlets report the earthquake's location differently, with one outlet giving a different location in Texas.
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The earthquake occurred in China.
Sources1TypeAngleUSGS EarthquakesReports the earthquake's location in Texas, but also has a link to the earthquake in China.
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The USGS Earthquakes application provides information about earthquakes.
Sources1TypeAngleUSGS EarthquakesProvides information about the earthquake and its location.