Early on the morning of September 3 , a 5.8-magnitude quake struck 9.3 miles ( 15 km ) north of Pawnee , Oklahoma , breaking the record set by the 2011 earthquake near Prague , Oklahoma for the strongest quake in the state . Though the USGS originally stated that , like the Prague quake , its magnitude was 5.6 , the USGS later upgraded the magnitude of the Pawnee quake to 5.8 while simultaneously retrospectively upgrading the Prague quake to 5.7 . Just as with its predecessor in 2011 , this quake also was reported to have been felt by people in other states ; the USGS recorded reports of perceptible shaking as far north as Fargo , North Dakota and as far south as San Antonio , Texas . Multiple residential and commercial structures were damaged , and one person was injured in Pawnee when he was struck by falling bricks
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2016 Oklahoma earthquake
2009–19 Oklahoma earthquake swarms