File:Nebraska Rainwater Basins at Lat. 40.7000, Lon. -98.4722.jpg
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English: LiDAR image of Nebraska Rainwater Basins at latitude 40.7000 and Longitude -98.4722. The large elliptical basin has a major axis of 6,110 meters and a minor axis of 3,400 meters, which corresponds to a width-to-length ratio of 0.56. The basin is located 600 meters above sea level.
Español: Imagen LiDAR de las Cuencas Pluviales de Nebraska en la latitud 40.7000 y Longitud -98.4722. La gran cuenca elíptica tiene un eje mayor de 6.110 metros y un eje menor de 3.400 metros, que corresponde a una relación ancho / longitud de 0,56. La cuenca se encuentra a 600 metros sobre el nivel del mar. |
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| Source | Cintos.org |
| Author | USGS LiDAR image |
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