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Residents in the Delano district, College Hill, Riverside, north, south and northwest Wichita said on Twitter that they felt it.
Kenneth Woodard e-mailed The Eagle and said: "Felt the bed sway back and forth several times... It was pretty shaky! Nothing fell off the shelves." He said he lives near Edgemoor and 13th.
The U.S. Geological Society initially reported on its website that a 4.1 magnitude earthquake occurred at 11:26 p.m. near Pawnee, Okla. Pawnee is about 90 miles north of Oklahoma City. It later upgraded it to a 4.5 magnitude.
According to the geological society's site, the quake was felt in Arkansas, Missouri and Texas. Besides Wichita, Kansas towns reporting include: Colwich, Derby, Fort Riley, Salina, Haysville, Pratt, Inman, Overland Park, Lawrence, Hutchinson, Hesston, Pittsburg, Topeka and Kansas City.
Comment: It was the fifth earthquake of the day in Oklahoma according to the United States Geological Survey. A couple of months ago
a 5.8 magnitude earthquake struck near Pawnee, the strongest in the state's history.