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"An earthquake in Canada on Wednesday was felt in New Hampshire.Residents reported feeling the ground move in Concord, Keene, Lebanon, Gorham and other areas.According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the rumbling was likely caused by a 5.0-magnitude quake centered about 33 miles north of Gatineau, Quebec, Canada. The earthquake happened at about 1:41 p.m. and occurred at a depth of 11.9 miles.The Weston Observatory said the quake was felt as far south as Boston.Did You Feel The Quake? Share Your Story Seismographs: 1 | 2 Do You Have Video, Photos? Upload Them Here\nIn Concord, fire officials said they received only one call related to the earthquake, and that was from a building where people mistook the vibration of a large air conditioning unit for continued seismic activity.State geologist David Wunsch said it's not unusual that some people felt the earthquake while others in the same area didn't.\"It kind of depends on the substrata and materials beneath you,\" he said. \"If your house is sitting on a ledge, you might feel that energy. Other people with a house on a sandy area may not have felt it at all.\"The state said there were no reports of damage.The last recorded earthquake in the state was a magnitude 1.6 quake centered west of Nashua on Jan. 2.\nMap showing approximate earthquake location and initial viewer reports of shaking:\nMap Showing Earthquake Location, Viewer Reportsearthquake in nhnh earthquakecanada earthquakenew hampshire earthquake-73.4106445312500144.73112559264326624009161"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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