Greece Earthquake Today 2013 Strikes Koroni

Officials tell news that a 5.2 magnitude Greece earthquake today struck at 2:53 pm local time. The quake however had a nominal depth. USGS indicates to news that the Greece earthquake began only six miles below sea level. As a result the quake could be felt on-land to the north.

The Greece earthquake was three miles south of Koroni. It was twenty-two miles south of Kalamata, thirty-six miles south of Sparata, and fifty-eight miles southwest of Tripolis. The quake also started one hundred thirty miles southwest of Athens.

Earlier this year a Turkey earthquake could be felt in Greece. The quake was twenty-nine miles west of Bozcaada. The quake was forty-two miles west of Ezine, Turkey and fifty miles west of Mitilini, Greece. USGS also indicated to news that the quake was fifty-five miles southwest of Canakkale, Turkey and roughly one hundred fifty miles northeast of Athens, Greece. The quake was centered west of Bozcaada. But the quake erupted with virtually no depth, beginning less than ten kilometers below the sea level, officials told news.