EARTHQUAKES · FAYETTE COUNTY

Earthquakes in the Fayette County area

TexNet events inside the footprint of the county's 279 located permits, padded 0.1°. Events carry no county, so this is an area, and border clusters show up in more than one. The county's disposal wells →

TexNet located no M2+ earthquakes in the Fayette County area in the last twelve months.

The largest on record here was M2.9 on October 20, 2017, 5 km W of Flatonia, Texas.

10 injection and disposal wells are active in the county, with 105,200 barrels a day of permitted capacity and 4.2 million barrels reported injected over the H-10 year to June 2025.

0
M2+ events, last 12 months
0
M3+ events, last 12 months
0
M2+ events, last 2 years
M2.9
largest on record, Oct 20, 2017

M2+ events, by month

LAST FIVE YEARS

Last 12 months 1

01

M2–2.9M3+

By magnitude

M2+ events in the last two years, in half-magnitude steps. Each step up is about 32 times the energy.

  • No M2+ events in the last two years.

By year

YearM2+M3+Largest
202410M2.5
201720M2.9

RRC UIC + H-10 · TexNet daily

Disposal in the same county

10
active injection wells
105K
bbl/d permitted
4.16M
bbl reported, H-10 year to Jun 2025

All of Fayette County's disposal wells and volumes →

Recent events

M2+ · NEWEST FIRST · TIMES IN CENTRAL

WhenMagWhereDepth
Apr 1, 2024, 9:03 PM2.54 km SSW of Round Top, Texas17.4 km
Oct 20, 2017, 5:10 PM2.95 km W of Flatonia, Texas3.1 km
Oct 20, 2017, 8:47 AM2.21 km ENE of Flatonia, Texas7.5 km

About this data

TexNet catalog events inside 29.54–30.25°N, 96.49–97.36°W, refreshed daily. Disposal figures from the RRC UIC well master and H-10 filings at the last settled month.

Developers: this page as JSON is GET /v1/data/earthquakes/tx/fayette, documented in the API reference.