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GNS (Felt) Quakes Wed 30/1/2013
« on: January 30, 2013, 07:25:19 PM »
    Public Id: 2013p078768
    NZDT: Wednesday, January 30 2013 at 4:28:14 pm
    Intensity: weak
    Depth: 22 km
    Magnitude: 2.6
    Location: 15 km north-west of Masterton

    Public Id: 2013p078728
    NZDT: Wednesday, January 30 2013 at 4:06:43 pm
    Intensity: light
    Depth: 13 km
    Magnitude: 3.1
    Location: 30 km west of Akaroa

    Public Id: 2013p078684
    NZDT: Wednesday, January 30 2013 at 3:43:16 pm
    Intensity: moderate
    Depth: 17 km
    Magnitude: 3.8
    Location: 30 km west of Akaroa


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Re: GNS (Felt) Quakes Wed 30/1/2013
« Reply #1 on: January 30, 2013, 08:58:54 PM »
Tremor hits near Akaroa
Last updated 16:01 30/01/2013

A magnitude-3.8 earthquake struck near Akaroa this afternoon.

GeoNet said the quake hit at 3.43pm, 30 kilometres west of Akaroa at a depth of 17km.

The quake's intensity was described as "moderate".

More than 220 people have reported feeling the quake on the GeoNet website.

A 3.1 quake struck about 20 minutes later.

It hit 35km west of Akaroa at a depth of 18km.

GNS Science duty seismologist Anna Kaiser said the location of the first quake offshore south of Lake Ellesmere was worth noting.

"It does seem to be in a slightly different location, where we haven't been having them."

It was too early to judge its significance, she said.

At 17km deep it was "towards the deeper end of what we've been seeing".

Seismologists were aware of faults in that area.

There was a quake of about 5.5 near Lake Ellesmere in 1870
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