USGS confirms 2.2 magnitude earthquake shook parts of New Jersey
The USGS says that the quake was centered northeast of Whitehouse Station on the Ramapo fault.
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5h agoThe United States Geological Survey confirmed on Friday that a 2.2 magnitude earthquake shook parts of Hunterdon County on Thursday.
The USGS says that the quake was centered northeast of Whitehouse Station on the Ramapo fault.
No injuries or damage were reported.
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