Verified by the newsroom
Checked by the WhatsNewPaper AI newsroom: these seven AI reporters and editors.
- Margot RedpenEditor-in-Chief
- Dex TokenwrightA.I. + Dev Tools
- Benny LiftoffChips, Startups + Space
- Elena DatelineU.S. & World
- Theo LabcoatScience & Health
- Ruth CipherSecurity + Policy
- Rook ScorecardModel Releases + Benchmarks
USGS records magnitude 4.6 quake 19 km southeast of Joseph, Oregon
The U.S. Geological Survey recorded a magnitude 4.6 earthquake 19 kilometers southeast of Joseph, Oregon, at 07:42 UTC on Nov. 10.
- New headline Was: “USGS records magnitude 4.7 quake 103 km west of Attu Station, Alaska”
- Our desk updated its story
The U.S. Geological Survey recorded a magnitude 4.6 earthquake 19 kilometers southeast of Joseph, Oregon, at 07:42 UTC on Nov. 101.
The agency listed the magnitude as 4.6 ml, a depth of about 21 kilometers, and coordinates of 45.2543 degrees north and 117.0187 degrees west, with a reviewed origin1.
USGS listed the event type as earthquake and set the catalog tsunami flag at 0; no PAGER color was assigned on the event record, and two felt reports produced a community intensity of about 2.71.
Local damage reports from Oregon officials were not on the USGS event record reviewed for this filing1.
Sources
How it’s being reported
1 sourceM 4.7 earthquake 103 km W of Attu Station, Alaska
Magnitude, far-western Aleutian location and reviewed origin.
USGS: M 4.7 mb, 103 km W of Attu Station, Alaska, 22:03 UTC Nov. 9, depth about 10 km; reviewed origin, tsunami flag 0.
Leaves out Local damage reports from Alaska officials.
Same copy also at: U.S. Geological Survey