CALAIS – Officials say a small earthquake was recorded along the border of Maine and Canada.
The 2.2-magnitude earthquake was reported early Tuesday about 20 miles north of Calais. WMTW-TV reports the earthquake is the latest in a spate of earthquakes recorded across Maine since the beginning of the year.
The U.S. Geological Survey says earthquakes recorded below a 3.0-magnitude are considered low intensity and felt by very few people, usually.
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