A 3.7 magnitude earthquake has rattled windows and alarmed residents in the West Australian town of Norseman.
The quake struck near the Goldfields town at 7.14am (WST) on Tuesday.
A spokeswoman for the Shire of Dundas in Norseman says no damage to property has been reported so far.
"It just felt like a big heavy truck coming down the road," she told AAP.
"It went for a good few minutes - at least it felt like it."
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The spokeswoman said earthquakes were more common in Kalgoorlie, 190km north of Norseman.
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