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Denni: The short answer to you question is: I don't know. I have done some checking and have come up short on these two structures. However, I have some suggestions. As I am sure you are aware, it is possible for a structure to look uncannily astroblemic and yet not be an impact structure. It is necessary to have some hard, geologic evidence. I suggest that you contact the geology or earth-science departments at the universities in the eastern part of Canada, and also the Canadian Geological Survey. These are the organizations most likely to be able to answer your questions. There are also some amateur organizations that are interested in impact structures. These groups, which are easily found if you do a web search for meteorite or impact, may have some information about these two localities. I am sorry that in the time available I couldn't find definitive answers for you. Good luck, David Kopaska-Merkel Geological Survey of Alabama P.O. Box 869999 Tuscaloosa AL 35486-6999 (205) 349-2852 FAX (205) 349-2861 www.gsa.state.al.us
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