DETROIT BEACH, Mich. – The United States Geological Survey (USGS) reported a 3.2 magnitude earthquake on Friday evening. USGS officials initially reported the quake as a 3.4 magnitude earthquake.
The earthquake happened at 6:55 p.m., 1.9 miles SSE of Detroit Beach. The quake depth was updated to 5.7 miles.
3.4 magnitude earthquake in SE Michigan: Did you feel it?
The most recent earthquake felt in Michigan happened on April 19, 2018. The 3.6 magnitude earthquake hit near Amherstburg, Ontario, at 8:01 p.m., the United States Geological Survey reported.
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#MichiganEarthquake: Fire department source says an earthquake has been felt from Dearborn down to Carleton.
— Shawn Ley (@ShawnLeyLive) August 21, 2020
Did you feel anything? pic.twitter.com/YWSSpF1Ssg
Click here to view a map from the USGS.
Here’s the @USGS “Did you feel it?” map, showing where reports have been received, and how strongly it was felt. pic.twitter.com/XxNlpHxInH
— Paul Gross (@PGLocal4) August 21, 2020