Magnitude 6.1 quake SE of New Calidonia (Loyalty Isl reg)

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Nov 10, 2014

davenn

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Hi guys
Been a little tied up to post this earlier
latest respectable event I have recorded

Time: 2014-11-10 10:04:21 UTC
Location: 22.775°S 171.445°E
Depth: 10.0km

cheers
Dave

141110 1004UT M 6.1 ESE of New Calidonia zhi.gif

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