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Volcano earthquake report for Friday, 3 Jul 2026
• World Earthquake Report for Friday, 3 July 2026
• Light mag. 3.9 earthquake - South Pacific Ocean, 14 km southwest of Huasco,...
• Significant magnitude 5.5 earthquake 38 km northwest of Valparaiso, Chile
• Strong mag. 5.5 earthquake - South Pacific Ocean, 38 km north of Valparaiso...
• Strong mag. 5.3 earthquake - Balleny Islands Region on Saturday, Jul 4, 202...
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