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A small 1.9-magnitude quake shook southeastern Maine on Sunday night, causing shaking and a boom but no damage.
A magnitude 1.9 earthquake struck southeastern Maine on Sunday night, with the epicenter near Limington and a depth of about 6.5 miles.
The quake, felt across multiple towns including Standish, Hollis, and East Baldwin, occurred around 9:18–9:30 p.m. and caused noticeable shaking and a loud boom, likely due to the shallow depth and local geology.
The U.S. Geological Survey confirmed the event as minor, with no damage reported.
Though rare, small quakes like this are not uncommon in Maine, where dozens occur annually.
Residents are encouraged to report their experiences to help monitor seismic activity.
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Un pequeño terremoto de magnitud 1.9 sacudió el sureste de Maine el domingo por la noche, causando temblores y un estruendo, pero no daños.