Stanley, ID – A 3.0 magnitude earthquake struck near Stanley, Idaho, early Wednesday, shaking residents in the area. The quake, which occurred at 2:52 a.m. UTC, was located 11 kilometers north-northeast of Stanley at a depth of 13.2 kilometers.
According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), the quake reached a community intensity of III on the Modified Mercalli scale. The shaking, while considered light, could still be felt by some residents. The USGS encourages those who felt the tremor to submit their reports via the “Did You Feel It?” survey.
Citizen contributions are valuable for scientists studying seismic activity. So far, seven responses have been received. The USGS interactive map shows the regional distribution of felt reports, providing a clear picture of the earthquake’s reach.
Although no damages have been reported, residents are encouraged to share their experiences. The Idaho region is known for seismic activity, and citizen input helps improve earthquake hazard assessments and preparedness efforts.
