 Earthquake hits B.C.'s north coast A 6.1 magnitude earthquake has struck British Columbia's north coast. The quake, 167 km southeast of the Village of Queen Charlotte, was felt from Haida Gwaii and along the north coast.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I felt this one that's for sure.
I felt this one that's for sure.
Just for you Strutz......
According to the USGS map it was just south of the southern tip of Haida Gwaii. I'm just east of this area.
No tsunami expected fortunately.
No aftershocks that I've noticed yet.
I felt this one that's for sure.
A shaker. This is hard rock here on these islands.
The few that I felt when I lived in Richmond felt more like a shimmy. Like the ground was rolling.
Weird how very different the feeling was.
And Hyack... very funny
How's this Strutz....accurate enough?
Yes. This is the page I referred to.
I've had this one bookmarked for a long time now and then go the USGS page from there
I felt this one that's for sure.
A shaker. This is hard rock here on these islands.
The few that I felt when I lived in Richmond felt more like a shimmy. Like the ground was rolling.
Weird how very different the feeling was.
And Hyack... very funny
I've only felt elevator shimmyz.
At least it happened on a Friday!
The few that I felt when I lived in Richmond felt more like a shimmy. Like the ground was rolling.
That's because most of Richmond is fill, not real ground on real bedrock.
I felt this one that's for sure.
Different ones actually do feel like that. Sometimes there's a side to side motion and others are an up and down shake. Last large one we had when we were overseas was one of the latter types. Think of standing on a rail crossing with a very large tractor trailer going across it. Not fun when you live in tall buildings.
I felt this one that's for sure.
Different ones actually do feel like that. Sometimes there's a side to side motion and others are an up and down shake. Last large one we had when we were overseas was one of the latter types. Think of standing on a rail crossing with a very large tractor trailer going across it. Not fun when you live in tall buildings.
Thank you Mr. Dog!
I don't know much about tall buildings.