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Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Earthquake!!

Wife and dog just felt the earthquake in the house. I was drinking beer on the patio and didn't feel anything. I am helpless as anybody in finding out what really happened.

36 comments:

  1. I felt it @ 1:43 PM in Brasher Falls NY

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  2. Felt in Owen Sound Ontario

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  3. not sure what happened but definitely felt the quake

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  4. I'm on kilmarnock Is. (located off Hwy 43 b/w Smiths Falls and Merrickville) and I sure felt it! My house was shaking and the windows were rattling like mad...I was pretty scared for a sec.

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  5. We just felt it in Hamilton as well.

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  6. We felt here in Toronto (Dupont and Lansdowne) aas well as my wife in Port Perry!

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  7. I'm in Mississauga on 17th floor. Saw lamps and book shelf swaying amplitude about an inch about .5 hz.
    I am getting twitter reports from northern New york to Montreal.

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  8. Yes I felt it too in Ottawa around the same time for few seconds.

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  9. felt in 3 adjacent homes county road 18 east of martintown ontario approx several minutes before 2 p.m.

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  10. Felt in Mississauga 1:43pm

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  11. I felt it in Smiths Falls, shook the building where I work really bad.

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  12. 1:43 pm, I'm sitting here at my computer and everything in this one-story, ranch-style house is shaking. It struck me as how I'd imagine a huge army tank would feel, rumbling by.

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  13. Brampton and Mississauga felt it for sure, felt like a Sudbury mining blast!

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  14. felt it in waterloo, ontario... apparently it went as north as Ottawa

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  15. In Kingston Ontario, felt "someething" at approximately 1:50pm! The ground was moving side-to-side, with some vibration, for about 10-15 sec. I've felt this sort of thing in Ottawa before, but not in Kingston.

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  16. Felt here in Oshawa Ontario as well

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  17. We felt it in Mactier, Ontario

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  18. I'm hearing Magnitude 5.7 but no word on epicenter

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  19. We felt it in the Town of Simcoe

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  20. City Pulse just reported it

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  21. felt it in downtown toronto. computer screen was moving

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  22. I'm in cornwall, ON, just felt it as well, around 1:50 PM, lasted just long enough to freak me out.

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  23. felt it here in Brampton around 1:49pm. people here are saying it originated in Ottawa. anyone else hear anything?

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  24. felt it in chatham-kent!!

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  25. And Via Twitter " update: 1:45 pm magnitude 5.7, epicenter at Buckingham, QC"

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  26. Not a speck of real information here! It needs to be somewhere near an M6, but the local zone is probably not in communication! The Ottawa earthquake site is blown out.

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  27. Felt it here in St. Thomas. I thought it was the dog banging against my chair until everything else started to shake around

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  28. Yesh certainly an earthquake. I was in office n my chaior started shaming and my Lab equipment was shaking as well. I'd say not a very huge shakeup but definitly not non-noticeable n scary too.

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  29. definitely shook my apartment in hamilton

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  30. Felt it in Aberfoyle (near Guelph at around 1:45PM). A tad scary!

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  31. That shook the whole house here in Orillia

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  32. I don't know how yet but i am pretty sure the Leafs are out of the playoff again because of this

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  33. Felt it in Sarnia, ON at around 1:50ish...felt a bit like we were on a gently rocking boat.

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  34. I was outside and didn't feel a thing in Burlington although I did hear a rumble that I thought was a construction truck, now I am wondering. We are on stiff clay just below the escarpment - could that be the reason I didn't feel it?

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  35. Patty McG - Kingston - ONJune 23, 2010 at 2:47 PM

    Calls from family in Ottawa and Aylmer QC. Felt it more (per their description) than I did in Kingston. Ottawa, pictures shook on wall (apartment building in Downtown) the rumbling and then over before you knew what hit. Power went out in that building. Kingston, just a rumble, looked outside thinking it was a large truck or something. No other weirdness. Aylmer QC, in a mall, my sister heard weird noice in the ceiling of the store she was in and then the shaking. She ran outside.

    Is there a map anyone knows of off hand to view the fault lines throughout Canada?

    Bet Google Earth is getting a lot of hits right now!! Stay safe all.

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