M 6.4 - 57 km WNW of Zangguy, China
July 3, 2015 at 01:07:47 UTC
Depth: 20.00 km (Shallow)
Key Takeaway
This strong earthquake (M6.4) occurred 10 years ago near 57 km WNW of Zangguy, China, at a depth of 20.00 km (shallow). It was felt by 3 people.
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Event Details
| Magnitude | 6.4 mww |
| Depth | 20.00 km (Shallow) |
| Location | 37.4593N, 78.1542E |
| Community Intensity | III (Weak) |
| Mercalli Intensity | VII (Very Strong) |
| Felt Reports (DYFI) | 3 people |
| Alert Level (PAGER) | Yellow — Some damage possible, fatalities unlikely |
| Tsunami Warning | No |
| Significance | 651 / 3000 |
| Status | Reviewed |
| Network | us |
| USGS Event Page | View on USGS → |
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the magnitude of this earthquake?
This earthquake had a magnitude of 6.4, classified as "Strong". Strong earthquakes can cause severe damage in areas several tens of miles across.
How deep was this earthquake?
This earthquake occurred at a depth of 20.00 km, classified as "Shallow". Shallow earthquakes tend to cause more damage at the surface because the energy has less distance to travel before reaching buildings and infrastructure.
Where exactly did this earthquake occur?
This earthquake occurred near 57 km WNW of Zangguy, China, at coordinates 37.4593N, 78.1542E. The location is determined by analyzing seismic wave arrival times at multiple monitoring stations.
Were there aftershocks associated with this event?
Aftershock data for this specific event can be explored by viewing nearby recent earthquakes listed below on this page. Aftershocks are smaller earthquakes that occur in the same area following a larger event, and they can continue for days, weeks, or even months depending on the original earthquake's magnitude.
What does the magnitude of this earthquake mean in practical terms?
A magnitude 6.4 earthquake is classified as "Strong" — these can cause significant damage in populated areas, particularly to older or poorly constructed buildings.
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