Enetai, WA – A 2.7 magnitude earthquake struck east of Enetai on Tuesday, causing minor tremors in the region. The quake was recorded at 10:49 a.m. local time at a depth of 27.1 kilometers, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
The earthquake’s epicenter was located just 1 km east-northeast of Enetai. Residents in nearby areas reported feeling light shaking, but no significant damage has been reported. Some described the tremor as a brief jolt, while others didn’t notice any movement.
According to USGS data, the quake was recorded with a community internet intensity map rating of III, indicating light shaking. The “Did You Feel It?” map collects public responses to track the earthquake’s impact. Over two dozen residents have already contributed feedback.
Though minor, earthquakes like this serve as reminders of the region’s seismic activity. Officials encourage residents to review their emergency preparedness plans and remain alert for aftershocks, which can follow even small earthquakes. If you felt the tremor, consider sharing your experience with USGS to aid in future earthquake research.
