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Magnitude 4.7 earthquake hits Northern California

Magnitude 4.7 earthquake hits Northern California

(FOX40.COM) Northern California was struck with a 4.7 earthquake at 8:26 a.m. on Saturday, according to the United States Geological Study.

The quake was tape-recorded to be about 1.86 miles south-southwest of Ferndale and had a depth of 10 miles. The location where the quake struck is located southwest of Eureka in Humboldt County.

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    • Nearly 100 individuals responded to the USGS Felt Report saying they felt the earthquake, nevertheless, The USGS and Humboldt County Office of Emergency Services did not report any damages. For more details go to earthquake.usgs.gov.

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