Boulder Reef Perspective Views

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Oblique view of Boulder Reef looking northwest. The relatively steep slopes of the southern end of the ridge and the different rough morphologic character of the cobble and gravel substrate fill the foreground. A small depositional apron of sand (B) seen in underwater video collected at this site is forming off the southeast part of the reef. The vertical exaggeration is 4x and the distance across the bottom of the image is about 3.5 km.

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Oblique view of the Boulder Reef area looking southwest. This view emphasizes the east-west lineations (C) and smooth morphology of the sand draped surface north of Boulder Reef. The vertical exaggeration is 4x and the distance across the bottom of the image is about 4.0 km.