“Today’s M3.8 near Bar Harbor, [Maine], reminds us that earthquakes are unusual but not unheard of along the Atlantic Seaboard,” USGS officials said in a social media post.

A 3.8-magnitude earthquake centered near the Maine coast rattled houses in northern New England on Monday and was felt by surprised residents of states hundreds of miles away.

YORK COUNTY, Maine — A sizeable earthquake was reported in York Harbor Monday morning. It was a 3.8 magnitude, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS).

They say that there is no tsunami danger from this earthquake. “Today’s M3.8 near Bar Harbor, [Maine], reminds us that earthquakes are unusual but not unheard of along the Atlantic Seaboard ...

They say that there is no tsunami danger from this earthquake. “Today’s M3.8 near Bar Harbor, [Maine], reminds us that earthquakes are unusual but not unheard of along the Atlantic Seaboard,” USGS ...

“Today’s M3.8 near Bar Harbor, [Maine], reminds us that earthquakes are unusual but not unheard of along the Atlantic Seaboard,” USGS officials said in a social media post.

“Today’s M3.8 near Bar Harbor, [Maine], reminds us that earthquakes are unusual but not unheard of along the Atlantic Seaboard,” USGS officials said in a social media post.

They say that there is no tsunami danger from this earthquake. “Today’s M3.8 near Bar Harbor, [Maine], reminds us that earthquakes are unusual but not unheard of along the Atlantic Seaboard ...

They say that there is no tsunami danger from this earthquake. “Today’s M3.8 near Bar Harbor, [Maine], reminds us that earthquakes are unusual but not unheard of along the Atlantic Seaboard ...

“Today’s M3.8 near Bar Harbor, [Maine], reminds us that earthquakes are unusual but not unheard of along the Atlantic Seaboard,” USGS officials said in a social media post.