Earthquake shakes homes on west coast of Scotland

Earthquake felt and heard across western Scotland for third year in a row

The epicentre was in Kinloch, about 30km (19 miles) north west of Oban

'I thought it was thunder': Earthquake rocks Oban and West Highlands

Experts from the British Geological Survey have confirmed that a 2.9-magnitude earthquake struck Oban and the West Coast shortly before 9pm.

Earthquake shakes homes on west coast of Scotland

A tremor with a magnitude of 2.9 on the Richter scale was recorded in Kinloch, Lochaber.

'Earthquake' hits Scotland amid reports of 'ground shaking' in Oban and Mull

AN earthquake is understood to have hit Scotland, near Kinloch in the Highlands with reports of the “ground shaking” near Oban and Mull...

Scots hit by earthquake as 'really strong' tremor felt for hundreds of miles

Scotland has been rocked by an earthquake with locals reporting feeling their homes rumbling. The quake shook the ground at a magnitude of 2.9 and a depth of 24km when it hit the Morvern Peninsula in the Highlands tonight at around 9:45pm, according to  British Geological Survey.  Volcano Discovery’s map shows all the places people had reported feeling the earthquake People living in Oban, Ballachulish, The Isle of Mull and Ardtornish al reporte…

'Earthquake' felt in Scotland with reports 'of ground shaking' near Mull

The British Geological Survey said it had a depth of 24 km and a 2.9 magnitude.