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By Katherine Langford
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Hazardous materials teams were called to a beach in Flagler County after a mysterious cylinder washed ashore over the weekend amid rough surf conditions, according to the St. Johns County and Flagler County fire rescue departments.Weathered canister washes up on Flagler BeachThe St. Johns County Fire Rescue Hazmat team jumped in to help the Flagler County Fire Rescue department when a mysterious cylinder was found on a beach in Flagler County over the weekend, according to the St. Johns Fire Rescue Facebook page. Officials said it appears the cylinder was washed ashore amid their weekend's nor’easter off the U.S. Coast. St. Johns County's hazmat team removed the mysterious cylinder and had it secured until the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) can pick it up and dispose of it.Photos: Hazardous materials team removes canister What is it?Not sure yet! Officials have not yet said what the canister was, who it belonged to, or what it contained, if anything. FOX 35 has