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There was an earthquake north of Mont Laurier on Tuesday evening, and while some people reported feeling it, there was no damage.
The earthquake happened about 15 kilometres north of the town at 6:59 p.m. Tuesday, said Earthquakes Canada.
This region is part of what geophysicists call the West Quebec Seismic Zone, where the bedrock is prone to many small earthquakes and a few larger ones.
Tuesday’s event was a magnitude 3.5, which some people would notice as a minor vibration and some wouldn’t notice at all.
Mont Laurier is 160 kilometres north of Gatineau.
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The earthquake happened about 15 kilometres north of the town at 6:59 p.m. Tuesday, said Earthquakes Canada.
This region is part of what geophysicists call the West Quebec Seismic Zone, where the bedrock is prone to many small earthquakes and a few larger ones.
Tuesday’s event was a magnitude 3.5, which some people would notice as a minor vibration and some wouldn’t notice at all.
Mont Laurier is 160 kilometres north of Gatineau.
tspears@postmedia.com
twitter.com/TomSpears1
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