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Assuming I set up this diagram right the depth is about 10.648m[attachment=0]geomapping.png[/attachment]

I believe that's correct. With SciOly season over early this year, I haven't been frequenting the forums as much, sorry
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danielleandrebekah wrote:thanks for the help guys! we won gold at regionals. now we're going to states but we're still unsure about what a geologic map is. any tips?
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That doesn't sound good...read the wiki and the links under it, then try some practice tests.

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When did the USFG first establish timezones? What prompted it?

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