A progression of direct earthquakes shook the California-Nevada fringe Wednesday, shaking occupants in both states yet delivering no reports of real harm or damage.

The main quake, with a size of 5.7, happened at 12:22 a.m. close Hawthorne, Nev. It was trailed by a moment 5.7 tremor and afterward more than 100 consequential convulsions.

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Light shaking was felt as far away as South Lake Tahoe, Fresno, Visalia and Merced.

The U.S. Land Survey said the greater part of the reactions to its "Did You Feel It?" site originated from the Central Valley and Sierra Nevada. Be that as it may, inhabitants reported they felt the shakes as far west as San Francisco and as far south as Bakersfield.

(Los Angeles Times)

Via web-based networking media, those close to the principal shake reported a sharp shock. The epicenter was in a genuinely remote, barely populated range of Nevada far from bigger populace focuses in Reno and Lake Tahoe. Hawthorne has a populace of around 3,300.

Hours after the fact, earthquakes proceeded close Hawthorne, with four tremors between size 2.8 and 4 happening after 4 a.m. A greatness 3.5 tremor was accounted for at 6:45 a.m.

As the morning advanced, the littler and less incessant post-quake tremors proceeded.

The California Office of Emergency Services said it was evaluating the circumstance, yet there were no reports of genuine wounds or harm.

As indicated by the USGS, the 5.7 shudder's epicenter was 56 miles from Gardnerville Ranchos, Nev., 69 miles from South Lake Tahoe, Calif., 70 miles from Carson City, Nev., and 84 miles from Fernley, Nev.

Seismologist Lucy Jones said on Twitter that different shudders like Wednesday morning's are normal in the district. She noticed that in 1980, Mammoth Lakes encountered a few shudders in the size 6 territory in one day. That swarm of tremors, which kept going a few days, turned into the subject of much research.

Jones said a greater shake was conceivable however progressively improbable.

"They could be foreshocks yet [it's] a great deal more probable that we've as of now observed the biggest. Arrangement rotting typically," she composed on Twitter.

In the most recent 10 days, there have been eight earthquakes of extent 3.0 or more prominent focused adjacent.

Another huge seismic tremor shook northwest California not long ago. On Dec. 6, an extent 6.5 shudder happened off the shore of Eureka. That shudder created no harm.

Later Wednesday morning, a 4.1 tremor happened in the Morongo Valley in the Inland Empire.