M0.9 - 10km ESE of Eatonville, Washington (BETA) 2013-02-12 16:29:35 UTC

Earthquake location 46.831°N, 122.132°W

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Location and Magnitude contributed by: Pacific Northwest Seismic Network

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Location and Magnitude contributed by: Pacific Northwest Seismic Network

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Parameter	Value	Uncertainty
Magnitude	0.9 Md	± 0.10
Location	46.831°N, 122.132°W	± 0.5 km
Depth	21.4 km	± 1.1 km
Number of Stations Used	Not Specified
Number of Phases Used	21
Minimum Distance	14.0 km (0.13°)
Travel Time Residual	0.18 sec
Azimuthal Gap	65°
Review Status	REVIEWED
Event ID	uw60505881

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Product	Title	Links	ID
origin (Preferred) (UW)	Earthquake XML (EQXML)	XML (1 KB)	uw60505881

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