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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A small 3.3 magnitude earthquake that hit near Park City doesn't appear to have caused any damage.
The University of Utah' seismograph stations said in a news release Monday that the epicenter of the 3.3 magnitude earthquake was about 7 miles northwest of Park City. It occurred at about 11:20 a.m.
City and county officials say some residents felt the tremor but haven't reported any damage.
University of Utah officials say this is fourth earthquake of magnitude 3 or higher in the area since 1962. The largest was a 3.6 magnitude earthquake in 1999.
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