Wednesday, June 20, 2007

Where on (Google) Earth? #17

This one might look a bit intimidating at first, but applying geologic principles instead of pattern recognition should make it easier than it appears.


A world geologic map might help too.

If former winners could give the public a 24 hour head start, that would be great. As always, an explanation of the method used and the geology featured is a welcome bonus. And everyone is welcome to talk to each other in comments to get on the right track.

Original Where on (Google) Earth series here.
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5 comments:

  1. sagan20 June, 2007 17:04

    30°58'S 128°27'E

    flat, no creek drainage patten,karst with sinkholes,
    try the Nullabor especially as the vegitation looks like spinifex rings.

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  2. C W Magee20 June, 2007 19:28

    That was disgustingly fast.
    You're up for 18.

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  3. BrianR21 June, 2007 01:01

    jeez...this installment was sent out and solved while i slept...nice

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  4. Anonymous21 June, 2007 02:26

    Yikes! Well done.

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  5. sagan21 June, 2007 09:32

    Sorry, no blog so I can't do #18, also I'm sorry for forgetting to check my spelling.

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