Magnitude-4.5 Quake Hits Remote North Coast Mountains West Of Redding
HAYFORK (CBS/AP) -- A light earthquake has shaken a remote section of Northern California. The quake was felt 100 miles away in Eureka but there are no reports of damages or injuries.
The magnitude-4.5 quake struck at 2:20 p.m. Sunday about 60 miles west of Redding near the small towns of Hayfork and Mad River.
The Redding Record-Searchlight says there are no reports of damage or injury in the area.
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