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ROW Explorer

December 31, 2008 11:03AM

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The reason that it curves is probably just to follow the lay of the land. The tail was extended at some point but really doesn't show in this topo or the valuation map. The thing to take from the topo map though is that it curves to stay above that 9000' contour line.

Dave

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