The earthquake “shake map” shows where the main quake was felt

Boston – A Earthquake Today can be felt in Boston away from the main coastline and hundreds of miles away in connecticut and vermont, according to A “Shake Map” From the United States Geological Survey.

The map shows that most of the reports were concentrated on the northern coast of Massachusetts, South -East New Hampshire and Southern Main, where the 3.8 magnitude earthquake was about six miles from York Harbor at 10:22 am.

Even some rumbles felt in the state of Eastern New York around Albani were seen, the map showed.

Usgs collects “did you feel it?” Report from public after the earthquake. By Monday afternoon, about 35,000 people had shared what the agency felt with the agency.

Earthquake in Boston

One Earthquake Out of this size, once every four or five years in this area, Boston College is a professor of Geophysics John Ebel Weston in Observatory Told WBZ-TV.

It was felt by some people in Boston and surrounding communities.

Police in Welesley said, “Yes, it was an earthquake that we had just felt,” Posted For Facebook. “Valesly police station certainly shook a little.”

Some who felt the tremors did not know what was happening earlier.

A WBZ-TV viewer from South Dennis commented on social media, “I felt it was a big truck that was going down the road.” “The windows were shaken.”

Earthquake video from main

A live camera of the Nabbal Lighthouse in York showed brief shaking on Monday morning, not away from the epicenter of the Main, Earthquake.

Those who lived closest to the earthquake said that it was a scary incident.

“I’m still moving,” a woman commented on York Beach Fire/Rescue Facebook Page“It felt as if it was under my house. I am about 3 miles from the port.”

A kitter resident described the earthquake as “huge and loud”.

“House and Cabinets were shaken,” he commented in response to a York Fire Department Post“We thought an aircraft crashed nearby.”