USGS: Earthquake reported in South Carolina
The United States Geological Survey has confirmed an earthquake in South Carolina on Sunday. According to the USGS, the 2.5 magnitude quake was located 6km east of Elgin, in Kershaw County. The earthquake had a reported depth of 2.3 km and was recorded at 6:01 p.m.
It has been uncommon for earthquakes to hit outside of the Midlands area of the Palmetto State, specifically beyond Kershaw ...
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