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blog of the State Geologist of Arizona
Thursday, April 01, 2010
Minor quake southwest of Colorado City
A magnitude 2.6 quake was recorded this morning about 5 miles southwest of Colorado City, Arizona near the Utah border. The location is part of a historically active trend extending into southern Utah.
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