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M4.1 earthquake 2 km S of Čibača, Croatia

A magnitude 4.1 earthquake struck 2 km S of Čibača, Croatia at Jun 30, 2023, 03:54 UTC, at a depth of 10 km. The epicentre was 6 km (4 mi) SE of Dubrovnik. 47 people reported feeling it to USGS.

Details

Magnitude	4.1 mb
Time	Jun 30, 2023, 03:54 UTC
Depth	10.0 km
Coordinates	42.605, 18.167
Felt reports	47
Tsunami flag	None
Source	USGS event page

Fig. 1The epicentre and other earthquakes within 100 km, since the day before

01 — Nearby

Nearest cities

02 — Around it

Other earthquakes within 100 km

Other earthquakes within 100 km since the day before this event
Magnitude	Location	Distance	Depth	Time
4.3	12 km WSW of Bileća, Bosnia and Herzegovina	26 km / 16 mi	depth 10 km	May 28, 22:00 UTC
3.9	8 km NW of Vitina, Bosnia and Herzegovina	98 km / 61 mi	depth 10 km	Feb 23, 19:29 UTC
4.4	9 km SE of Babino Polje, Croatia	43 km / 27 mi	depth 10 km	Dec 17, 22:07 UTC
4.1	22 km SSW of Plužine, Montenegro	60 km / 37 mi	depth 10 km	Oct 29, 13:19 UTC
3.7	10 km ENE of Crnići, Bosnia and Herzegovina	66 km / 41 mi	depth 10 km	Jun 1, 16:44 UTC
4.0	12 km WNW of Igalo, Montenegro	19 km / 12 mi	depth 10 km	May 22, 22:52 UTC
4.4	22 km ENE of Bileća, Bosnia and Herzegovina	58 km / 36 mi	depth 10 km	May 11, 11:46 UTC
4.0	7 km WSW of Ston, Croatia	52 km / 32 mi	depth 10 km	Aug 15, 03:33 UTC
4.4	20 km SW of Plužine, Montenegro	62 km / 39 mi	depth 18 km	Apr 3, 10:40 UTC
4.0	21 km ENE of Bileća, Bosnia and Herzegovina	57 km / 35 mi	depth 13 km	Apr 2, 19:07 UTC
5.4	22 km ENE of Bileća, Bosnia and Herzegovina	58 km / 36 mi	depth 16 km	Mar 14, 03:06 UTC
4.4	94 km S of Babino Polje, Croatia	95 km / 59 mi	depth 10 km	Feb 23, 09:23 UTC
4.1	9 km SSW of Neum, Bosnia and Herzegovina	55 km / 34 mi	depth 10 km	Feb 22, 06:03 UTC
4.6	6 km S of Grude, Bosnia and Herzegovina	100 km / 62 mi	depth 10 km	Oct 2, 08:29 UTC
4.4	Adriatic Sea	55 km / 34 mi	depth 10 km	Sep 23, 17:01 UTC
3.7	8 km SSE of Drinovci, Bosnia and Herzegovina	100 km / 62 mi	depth 10 km	Jul 11, 16:28 UTC

USGS can revise magnitude and location after the first report. See magnitude vs intensity and aftershocks.