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Evaporite Sinkholes in Colorado
November 14, 2012 | Colorado Geological Survey

The Colorado Geological Survey recently published: “Colorado Map of Potential Evaporite Dissolution and Evaporite Karst Subsidence Hazards“. You can click the link above to download a free copy, view a 1:500,000 map plate or download GIS files.


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