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Topeka, Kansas (WIBW) – Following a series of earthquakes that rocked the town of Gypsum this week, the US Geological Service said two new earthquakes were recorded in north-central Kansas.
The first earthquake was recorded on Wednesday, November 10, near the city of Coker with a magnitude of 2.8. The epicenter was located about 9 kilometers northwest of the city of Coker around 11:54 p.m.
The second was recorded as a 2.6-magnitude earthquake that struck near the city of Downs. The epicenter was located about 14 kilometers north of the city around 12:13 am on Thursday, November 11.
To see a list of the most recent earthquakes recorded by the USGS, click here.
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