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Gemeldetes (unbestätigtes) Erdbeben: 2.3 km südöstlich von Spokane, Washington, USA, am Samstag, 19. Jun 2021 um 06:27 GMT

Earthquake reported (unconfirmed): 2.3 km southeast of Spokane, Washington, USA, on Saturday 19 June 2021 at 6:27 am GMT

Earthquake status: highly uncertain

This record is not from a real earthquake, because there is no officially confirmed earthquake that matches the user reports we have received of the reported event closely enough.
In most cases, this event likely reflects something else that caused the vibration, such as an explosion (typical of mining areas), a sonic boom, traffic, weather, or some other human or natural cause.
Initial report below:

Although our monitoring service initially detected network activity typical of an earthquake, there was no confirmation from any national or international seismological agency. For this reason, it is highly unlikely that it was caused by an earthquake.

19. June 06:29 UTC: First message: VolcanoDiscovery two minutes later.

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