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To: Jesse who wrote (1831)3/9/1998 11:13:00 PM
From: JP  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4256
 
<<"Figure 7 shows only the regional trends in drift thickness
in Alberta, therefore, local variations in drift thickness
render this map unsuitable for obtaining site specific
information.>>
Maybe it does answer my question - sort of reads like the text in that map of the ocean bottom that I was talking about. Thanks JP
PS Thomas told me last week that the overburden was 15 to 50 meters. This conflicts with those maps but now it makes more sense.


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