A magnitude 4.1 earthquake that shook southwest Iceland just after midnight on Monday occurred on a well-known fault near Nesjavellir, according to the Icelandic Meteorological Office. The quake was widely felt across the capital area and much of southwest Iceland, but experts say it was a typical tectonic earthquake rather than a sign of renewed [...]… The post Magnitude 4.1 Earthquake Near Nesjavellir Struck Along Known Fault appeared first on Iceland Review.