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BLOOMINGDALE, Ind. (WAND) - Impact from an Indiana earthquake was felt Thursday in part of central Illinois.

The United States Geological Survey website is reporting the 3.8 magnitude earthquake happened less than two miles from Bloomingdale, Ind. The earthquake was reported at 2:18 p.m. Thursday. 

In an intensity map through USGS, data showed the impact was felt in and near the Danville and Champaign areas of Illinois. These areas felt a "weak" level of shaking with no damage. 

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