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Coastal & Marine Geology Program > Center for Coastal & Watershed Studies > Professional Paper 1751

Figure 28. Oblique aerial photo looking southwest shows the large sinkhole off north Key Largo (from Shinn et al., 1996; see Fig. 27 for location). Positions of seismic-reflection profile A-A' (Fig. 29), jet-probe site, and core hole no. 2 drilled into sinkhole rim in 1991 are shown. Light areas are carbonate sand. Dark areas within sinkhole are sea grasses. Dark-crescent area at left side of sinkhole consists of algae. Maximum thickness of sinkhole sediments is not known. Distance across sinkhole is ~600 m.

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Oblique aerial photo looking southwest shows the large sinkhole off north Key Largo.

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