According to U.S. Geological Survey’s National Earthquake Center (USGS), the earthquake occurred around 2:00am in Howard County near Clarksville (see the report from WTOP here).
Here is additional information from HoCoMoJo (HoCo’s independent nonprofit news: rigorous nonpartisan journalism that explains complex issues, holds govt accountable, and engages citizens in democracy.)
And more information from the USGS:
Here is the community intensity map:
See additional details from U.S. Geological Survey’s National Earthquake Center here: https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/?currentFeatureId=us6000f23j&extent=36.17336,-81.2439&extent=42.05745,-70.03784&range=search&baseLayer=terrain&timeZone=utc&search=%7B%22name%22:%22Search%20Results%22,%22params%22:%7B%22endtime%22:%222021-08-25T06:10:57.067Z%22,%22latitude%22:39.2046,%22longitude%22:-76.9454,%22maxradiuskm%22:250,%22minmagnitude%22:1,%22starttime%22:%222021-07-14T06:10:57.067Z%22%7D%7D
Here are some tweets in the #HoCoMD thread about the earthquake:
I did not feel it up here in Carroll County (of course I was asleep at the time). Did you feel it this morning? Let me know in the comments.
Scott E
Did not feel it here in Columbia, but that’s because we were asleep. We absolutely felt one in Clarksville a few (maybe more than a few now!) years ago. The family was in the kitchen and one of the kids’ friends, who was from California, told us to get in the doorway. I don’t know if we were more confused about the shaking or what she told us to do.