SUMNER COUNTY – Another small earthquake hit Kansas late Thursday. The quake just before midnight and measured a magnitude 2.6 and was centered approximately ten miles west of Belle Plaine in Sumner County, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

This is the seventh quake in Kansas this month.

A 2.8 magnitude quake hit near Mankato in Jewell County on Tuesday. A 3.4 quake was reported in the same area on Saturday, May 20.

A pair of small earthquakes were reported in Harper County early Friday, May 19. A 2.7 magnitude quake hit 10 miles northwest of Conway Springs on May 10.

The agency reported a 3.5 magnitude quake in Harper County on May 5.

The USGS recorded nearly a dozen Kansas earthquakes in April, seven in March and six in February. They measured from 2.5. to 3.3.

There are no reports of damage or injury from Thursday’s quake, according to the Sumner County Sheriff’s Department.