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Sep 6, 2008 by ■ Michael Squires - 4 votes, 1 comment
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The relatively mild 4.9 magnitude quake that shook the San Francisco Bay area seems to be creating a series of othet tectonic movements spreading north.
Vancouver Island has registered a 4.9 magnitude quake shortly after a similar quake hit San Francisco.
We will monitor events around the Pacific Basin as they occur.
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