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Circular Features: Bahamas Area 2 By: admin

The approximate diameter of the circular features is 80-120+ feet:

Circular Features: Bahamas Area 2- Site 1

The diameter of the circles varies more in this location:

Circular Features: Bahamas Area 2- Site 2

Many of the circular features are arranged in a grid-like, linear formation.

Circular Features: Bahamas Area 2- Site 3

The approximate diameter of the circular features is 80-120+ feet and the features have a double ringed appearance:

Circular Features: Bahamas Area 2- Site 4

posted @ Saturday, May 10, 2008

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