Earthquake: Eastern Mediterranean Sea

4.3Magnitude

10 February 2023, 10:17 (Israel time)

May have been felt weakly II scarcely felt

On 10 Feb 2023 at 10:17 (Israel time) a magnitude 4.3 earthquake occurred Eastern Mediterranean Sea, at a depth of 10 km. By the intensity model it was most likely not felt in Israel.

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Estimated intensity from a calibrated intensity model, adjusted by public reports. An estimate, not a measurement. The same information is in the table "Intensity by locality" below.

The estimated intensity in Israel is below II (not felt), so there is no coloured layer.

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Intensity by locality

The 8 localities with the highest estimated intensity, with public reports where there are any.

Locality	Distance	Estimated intensity
Ghajar	203 km	II scarcely felt
Yuval	205 km	II scarcely felt
Kefar Gil'adi	205 km	II scarcely felt
Misgav Am	204 km	II scarcely felt
Dan	206 km	II scarcely felt
Dafna	207 km	II scarcely felt
Ma'yan Barukh	206 km	II scarcely felt
Margaliyyot	208 km	II scarcely felt

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Locality	Distance	Estimated intensity
Nimrod	208 km	II scarcely felt
She'ar Yashuv	207 km	II scarcely felt
Senir	207 km	II scarcely felt
Bet Hillel	209 km	II scarcely felt
Hagosherim	208 km	II scarcely felt
Mennara	210 km	II scarcely felt
Qiryat Shemona	208 km	II scarcely felt

What people reported

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Quake data

Magnitude: 4.3 (mb)
Time (Israel): 10 February 2023 10:17:28
Time (UTC): 2023-02-10 08:17:28
Epicentre: 35.068°N, 35.267°E
Depth: 10 km
Region: Eastern Mediterranean Sea
Shown source: USGS
Last update: 16 Apr 2023 00:39

All sources

Source	Magnitude	Epicentre	Updated
USGS	4.3 mb	35.07, 35.27	16 Apr 2023 00:39

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