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USGS records magnitude 4.7 quake 103 km west of Attu Station, Alaska
The U.S. Geological Survey recorded a magnitude 4.7 earthquake 103 kilometers west of Attu Station, Alaska, at 22:03 UTC on Nov. 9.
The U.S. Geological Survey recorded a magnitude 4.7 earthquake 103 kilometers west of Attu Station, Alaska, at 22:03 UTC on Nov. 91.
The agency listed the magnitude as 4.7 mb, a depth of about 10 kilometers, and coordinates of 52.7984 degrees north and 171.6466 degrees east, with a reviewed origin1.
USGS listed the event type as earthquake and set the catalog tsunami flag at 0; no PAGER color was assigned on the event record, and estimated shaking intensity was about 3.11.
Local damage reports from Alaska officials were not on the USGS event record reviewed for this filing1.