EARTHQUAKES · DIMMIT AREA · TX2025RULSGK

Magnitude 2.0 13 km WSW of Asherton, Texas

Tuesday, September 9, 2025, 5:20:42 PM Central · 2025-09-09 22:20:42 UTC

A magnitude 2.0 earthquake 13 km WSW of Asherton, Texas on September 9, 2025 at 5:20 PM Central, 3.1 km deep, in the Dimmit County area.

It is one of 5 M2+ events TexNet has located within 10 km of this spot, 2 of them in the thirty days before it; the largest nearby was M2.4.

4 active injection or disposal wells sit within 10 km, the nearest 7 km away and operated by Choya Oper, LLC; together they hold 95,000 barrels a day of permitted capacity.

M2.0
ML, reviewed
3.1
km deep · 10,127 ft
2
M2+ within 10 km, prior 30 days
5
M2+ within 10 km, all time
4
active injection wells within 10 km
159
permitted wells within 10 km

Location

Epicenter
28.3800, -99.8830
County area
Dimmit County
On a map
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Catalog
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Around it in time and space

M2+ events within 10 km, nearest in time first.

WhenMagDistanceDepth
Aug 21, 2025, 11:19 PM2.49.4 km7.6 km
Aug 21, 2025, 12:30 PM2.38 km2.7 km
Apr 29, 2025, 6:32 AM2.39.2 km3.0 km
Sep 13, 2023, 6:59 AM2.45.7 km2.3 km

Largest nearby on record: M2.4 on Aug 22, 2025.

Injection wells within 10 km

RRC UIC MASTER · ACTIVE PERMITS

Proximity is not attribution. The wells are listed because the question is always asked; whether any of them is connected to this event is for the RRC's seismic response review, not this page.

WellOperatorUIC no.DistancePermitted, bbl/dInjection zone, ft
Carla SWD #1Choya Oper, LLC0001120587 km35,0008,870–9,500
Palo Blanco SWD #1Verdun Oil & Gas LLC0001191228.3 km30,0007,005–10,495
Dos a SWD #01Jonah Engy LLC0001262038.7 km20,0008,750–9,500
Frost National Bank #1Texxco Energy Services Inc0000994039.7 km10,0003,000–4,000

Disposal in Dimmit County → · How disposal permits and volumes work →

About this data

TexNet catalog event tx2025rulsgk, as published by the UT Bureau of Economic Geology and refreshed daily. Nearby wells from the RRC UIC well master and permit coordinates; daily volumes from the TexNet injection reporting tool.

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