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2012 January 24,
Queenstown, TAS ML 3.1 (Google map)
1834 UTC, 145.6°E,
42.1°S,
normal depth
(Wednesday, January 25, 05:34 am AEDT)
This earthquake occurred at Queenstown,
165 kilometres northwest of Hobart, TAS. If
you
felt
this
earthquake,
or especially if you were near an epicentre at the time of the event
and DID
NOT feel it, please fill out an intensity report.
2012 January 22,
Queenstown, TAS ML 3.5 (Google map)
2019 UTC, 145.5°E,
42.1°S,
shallow
depth
(Monday, January 23, 07:19 am AEDT)
This earthquake occurred at Queenstown,
165 kilometres northwest of Hobart, TAS.
2012 January 13,
Queenstown, TAS ML 3.2 (Google map)
2046 UTC, 145.5°E,
42.1°S,
normal
depth
(Saturday, January 14, 07:46 am AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 5 kilometres west of Queenstown,
170 kilometres northwest of Hobart, TAS.
2012 January 5,
Off Yeppoon, QLD ML 4.1 (Google map)
1405 UTC, 152.5°E,
22.0°S,
normal
depth
(Friday, January 6, 01:05 am AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 215 kilometres northeast of
Yeppoon, QLD.
2011 December 11, Off
Cape
Paterson,
VIC
ML
2.4
(Google map)
0843 UTC, 145.6°E, 38.7°S, normal depth
(Sunday, December 11, 07:43 pm AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 1 kilometre southwest of Cape
Paterson,
108 kilometres southeast of Melbourne, VIC.
2011 November 21, Queenstown,
TAS
ML
3.0
(Google map)
2011 UTC, 145.5°E, 42.1°S, 1km deep
(Tuesday, November 22, 07:11 am AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 7 kilometres west of Queenstown,
170 kilometres northwest of Hobart, TAS.
2011 November 14, Oatlands,
TAS
ML
3.8
(Google map)
0243 UTC, 147.4°E, 42.1°S, normal depth
(Monday, November 14, 01:43 pm AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 20 kilometres north of Oatlands,
85 kilometres north of Hobart, TAS.
2011 October 13, Korumburra,
VIC
ML
2.5
(Google map)
0958 UTC, 145.8°E, 38.4°S, normal depth
(Thursday, October 13, 08:58 pm AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 4 kilometres northeast of
Korumburra, 95 kilometres southeast of Melbourne, VIC. An
aftershock of magnitude ML 2.2 occurred at 1115 UTC (10:15pm local
time).
2011 October 8, Moe,
VIC
ML
2.4
(Google map)
2141 UTC, 146.3°E, 38.3°S, normal depth
(Sunday, October 9, 8:41 am AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 6 kilometres south of Moe,
115 kilometres southeast of Melbourne, VIC.
2011 October 5, Korumburra,
VIC
ML
2.3
(Google map)
0947 UTC, 145.9°E, 38.4°S, 8km deep
(Wednesday, October 5, 8:47 pm AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 3 kilometres northeast of
Korumburra,
100 kilometres southeast of Melbourne, VIC.
2011 September 26,
Leongatha, VIC
ML 2.4 (Google map)
0519 UTC, 145.9°E, 38.5°S, normal depth
(Monday, September 26, 3:19 pm AEST)
This earthquake occurred approximately 5 kilometres west of Leongatha,
100 kilometres southeast of Melbourne, VIC.
2011 September 20,
Berridale, NSW
ML 2.3 (Google map)
0001
UTC, 148.8°E, 36.2°S, 15km deep
(Tuesday, September 20, 10:01 am AEST)
This earthquake occurred approximately 15 kilometres north of
Berridale, 100 kilometres south of Canberra, ACT.
2011 September 17,
Dalbeg, QLD
ML 4.2 (Google map)
1628 UTC, 147.8°E, 20.2°S, normal depth
(Sunday, September 18, 2:28 am AEST)
This earthquake occurred approximately 40 kilometres east of Dalbeg,
130 kilometres southeast of Townsville. This earthquake has been
felt in Dalbeg, Bowen, Brandon, Jubilee Pocket and in Mackay.
2011 September 9, Korumburra,
VIC
ML
3.0
(Google map)
1339 UTC, 145.9°E, 38.4°S, normal depth
(Friday, September 9, 11:39 pm AEST)
This earthquake occurred approximately 5 kilometres east of Korumburra,
100 kilometres southeast of Melbourne.
2011 September 4, Jamestown,
SA
ML
4.2
(Google map)
1115 UTC, 138.9°E, 33.2°S, normal depth
(Sunday, September 4, 9:15 pm AEST)
This earthquake occurred approximately 30 kilometres east of Jamestown,
190 kilometres north of Adelaide. This earthquake was felt in
Jamestown.
2011 July 14,
Berridale, NSW
ML 2.2 (Google map)
1057 UTC, 148.8°E, 36.3°S, 3km deep
(Thursday, July 14, 8:57 pm AEST)
This earthquake occured approximately 6 kilometres northwest of
Berridale, 110 kilometres south of Canberra. This earthquake was
felt
in Berridale. An aftershock of magnitude ML 1.4 occurred at 1841
UTC (4:41am local time, Friday July 15th)
2011 July 10,
South of Bright, VIC
ML 2.9 (Google map)
0332 UTC, 146.9°E, 36.9°S, 7km deep
(Sunday, July 10, 1:32 pm AEST)
This earthquake occured approximately 22 kilometres south of Bright,
190 kilometres northeast of Melbourne. This earthquake was felt
in Freeburgh and Bright.
2011 July 7,
Oatlands,
TAS
ML 2.9 (Google map)
2059 UTC, 147.1°E, 42.2°S, normal depth
(Friday, July 8, 6:59 am AEST)
This earthquake occured approximately 25 kilometres northwest of
Oatlands, 80 kilometres north of Hobart.
2011 July 5,
Korumburra, VIC ML 4.1 (Google map)
0132 UTC, 145.9°E, 38.4°S, 9km deep
(Tuesday, July 5, 11:32 am AEST)
This moderate earthquake occured about 5 kilometres northwest
of Korumburra, approximately 95 kilometres southeast of Melbourne. This
earthquake has been felt strongly in the
Korumburra region, and rumblings were reported across Melbourne's
eastern suburbs and in the CBD. There were several aftershocks
following the main shock, ranging from magnitudes 0.8 to 3.8. The
largest aftershock of magnitude ML 3.8 occurred at 0916 UTC
(7:16pm local time).
2011 June 1,
Southern Grampians, VIC ML 4.1 (Google map)
0329 UTC, 142.5°E, 37.4°S, 15km deep
(Wednesday, June 1, 1:29 pm AEST)
This earthquake occured in the Grampian ranges, about 250 kilometres
west of Melbourne. This earthquake has been felt in Dunkeld, Halls Gap,
and at Mt Zero.
2011 May 28,
Canberra, ACT ML 2.3 (Google map)
1200 UTC, 148.9°E, 35.5°S, normal depth
(Saturday, May 28, 10:00 pm AEST)
This earthquake occured approximately 20 kilometres southwest of
Canberra, 280 kilometres southwest of Sydney.
2011 May 20,
Southern Ocean, VIC ML 3.3 (Google map)
2227 UTC, 142.3°E, 40.7°S, normal depth
(Saturday, May 21, 8:27 am AEST)
This earthquake occured approximately 190 kilometres southwest of King
Island, 400 kilometres southwest of Melbourne.
2011 May 16, Off
Mallacoota, VIC ML 2.8 (Google map)
1447 UTC, 150.9°E, 37.7°S, 20 kilometres deep
(Tuesday, May 17, 12:47 am AEST)
This earthquake occured approximately 100 kilometres east of
Mallacoota,
310 kilometres southeast of Canberra.
2011 May 13,
Bundaberg,
QLD ML 3.7 (Google map)
2325 UTC, 152.0°E, 24.8°S, normal depth
(Saturday, May 14, 9:25 am AEST)
This earthquake occured near Bundaberg.
2011 April 29,
Robbins Is, TAS ML 3.5 (Google map)
2226 UTC, 145.0°E, 40.7°S, normal depth
(Saturday, April 30, 08:26 am AEST)
This earthquake occured on Robbins Island in northwestern Tasmania,
about 25km NW of Smithton.
2011 April 19, off
Bundaberg, QLD ML 2.9 (Google map)
2013 UTC, 152.4°E, 24.3°S, normal depth
(Wednesday, April 20, 06:13 am AEST)
A small earthquake occured about 60km north of Bundaberg, off the coast
of Queensland.
2011 April 16,
Townsville , QLD ML 5.3 (Google map)
0531 UTC, 147.6°E, 20.1°S, normal depth
(Saturday, April 16, 03:31 pm AEST)
This significant earthquake was located about 100km southeast of
Townsville in northern Queensland. There were several small foreshocks
in the hour before the main shock, a few small aftershocks in the
minutes after, and several moderate aftershocks in the following hours.
The largest aftershock of magnitude 4.0 occurred at 0706 UTC (05:06pm
local time). The epicentral area is about 30km inland, in remote
bushland about 20km from the nearest populated locality.
2011 April 12,
Queenstown, TAS ML 3.4 (Google map)
1029 UTC, 145.6°E, 42.2°S, 13 kilometres deep
(Tuesday, April 12, 08:29 pm AEST)
This earthquake was located near Queenstown on Tasmania mid-west coast.
2011 March 25,
Korumburra, VIC ML 2.6 (Google map)
0240 UTC, 145.8°E, 38.4°S, 8 kilometres deep
(Friday, March 25, 01:40 pm AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 2 kilometres southeast of
Korumburra, 100 kilometres souteast of Melbourne, VIC.
2011 March 24, Off
Bundaberg, QLD ML 2.6 (Google map)
0720 UTC, 153.7°E, 23.7°S, 10 kilometres deep
(Thursday, March 24, 04:20 pm AEST)
This earthquake occurred approximately 190 kilometres northeast of
Bundaberg, 330 kilometres east of Rockhampton, QLD.
2011 March 15,
Off Cairns, QLD ML 3.8 (Google map)
0608 UTC, 146.2°E, 17.3°S, 10 kilometres deep
(Tuesday, March 15, 04:08 pm AEST)
This earthquake occurred approximately 33 kilometres northeast of
Innisfail, 65 kilometres southeast of Cairns, QLD.
2011 March 13, Off
Bundaberg, QLD ML 3.0 (Google map)
0332 UTC, 152.7°E, 23.9°S, 10 kilometres deep
(Sunday, March 13, 01:32 pm AEST)
This earthquake occurred approximately 110 kilometres northeast of
Bundaberg, 225 kilometres east of Rockhampton, QLD.
2011 February 26,
Woods Point, VIC ML 2.8 (Google map)
0046 UTC, 146.5°E, 37.6°S, 8 kilometres deep
(Saturday, February 26, 11:46 am AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 70 kilometres north of Moe, 130
kilometres east of Melbourne, VIC.
2011 February 21,
Off Bundaberg, QLD ML 3.8 (Google map)
2243 UTC, 153.0°E, 23.8°S, normal depth
(Tuesday, February 22, 08:43 am AEST)
This earthquake occurred approximately 140 kilometres northeast of
Bundaberg, 255 kilometres east of Rockhampton, QLD.
2011 February 20,
Smithton, TAS ML 2.5 (Google map)
1510 UTC, 145.2°E, 40.9°S, normal depth
(Monday, February 21, 02:10 am AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 5 kilometres southeast of
Smithton, 140 kilometres west of Georgetown, TAS. This earthquake was
reported felt throughout Smithton.
2011 February 10,
Cessnock, NSW ML 2.5 (Google map)
2333 UTC, 151.4°E, 32.9°S, normal depth
(Friday, February 11, 10:33 am AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 10 kilometres southeast of
Cessnock, 20 kilometres west of Newcastle.
2011 February 09,
Cessnock, NSW ML 2.5 (Google map)
1441 UTC, 151.4°E, 32.8°S, normal depth
(Thursday, February 10, 01:41 am AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 5 kilometres east of
Cessnock, 30 kilometres northwest of Newcastle.
2011 February 08,
Balmoral, VIC ML 2.7 (Google map)
1842 UTC, 141.8°E, 37.3°S, normal depth
(Wednesday, February 09, 05:42 am AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 30 kilometres north of
Coleraine, 300 kilometres west of Melbourne.
2011 February 06,
St. George, QLD ML 2.7 (Google map)
0805 UTC, 148.9°E, 28.4°S, normal depth
(Sunday, February 06, 07:05 pm AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 45 kilometres southeast of St.
George, 200 kilometres south of Roma, QLD.
2011 January 29,
Dunedoo, NSW ML 2.9 (Google map)
1529 UTC, 148.9°E, 31.5°S, normal depth
(Saturday, January 30, 02:29 am AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 80 kilometres northwest of
Dunedoo, 150 kilometres southwest of Gunnedah, NSW.
2011 January 28,
Off Dalmeny, NSW ML 2.5 (Google map)
1147 UTC, 150.4°E, 36.4°S, normal depth
(Friday, January 28,10:47 pm AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 40 kilometres southeast of
Dalmeny, 80 kilometres south of Bateman's Bay, NSW.
2011 January 25,
Cadia, NSW ML 3.0 (Google map)
1128 UTC, 149.0°E, 33.4°S, 2 kilometres depth
(Tuesday, January 25, 10:28 pm AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 2 kilometres northwest of Cadia,
50 kilometres west of Bathurst, NSW.
2011 January 23,
St. George, QLD ML 3.8 (Google map)
1940 UTC, 148.5°E, 28.4°S, normal depth
(Monday, January 24, 06:40 am AEDT)
This earthquake occurred approximately 45 kilometres south of St.
George, 200 kilometres south of Roma, QLD.
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This list includes
significant events greater than magnitude 2.5 within the area covered
by the SRC
seismograph
network. Earthquake locations have been computed
primarily using data collected by the SRC.
Some locations may
contain additional data obtained from other seismological
observatories, including but not limited to Geoscience
Australia, PIRSA, and USGS
Any
data
derived
from
this
web
site
must
be
attributed
appropriately.
Most magnitudes are given
on the Richter local magnitude scale (ML) but other scales such as
moment magnitude (MW) or surface wave magnitude (MS) are used for
larger earthquakes
Earthquake depths in
eastern Australia range from just beneath the surface to about 20 km.
If there is no seismograph near an epicentre it is difficult to
determine the depth, so a "normal depth" of 10 km is assumed
If you felt any of these
earthquakes, or especially if you were near an epicentre at the time of
the event and DID NOT feel it, please fill out an intensity report
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