Earthquake felt throughout Susitna Valley
Late Wednesday night, an earthquake centered in the Alaska Range was felt throughout the Northern Susitna Valley. Just a few minutes before midnight, a Magnitude 4.6 earthquake was detected fifty
Late Wednesday night, an earthquake centered in the Alaska Range was felt throughout the Northern Susitna Valley.
Just a few minutes before midnight, a Magnitude 4.6 earthquake was detected fifty miles north of Talkeetna at a depth of sixty-four miles, according to the Alaska Earthquake Information Center.
No damage was reported immediately following the earthquake.
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