Thread 41443694

What are these rectangle patterns in the middle of nowhere Canada? I asked an AI and it said something mundane like seismic cutlines. Looks weird to me though.
coordinates
65.411502, -128.409263

maybe a man made treeline or hedgerow to block wind?

>>41443694 (OP)
What are these rectangle patterns in the middle of nowhere Canada?
>Lumber
>Roads to get there
I asked an AI and it said something mundane like seismic cutlines.
>Asking for the watnou to the Tinman, ever.
>Absolutely Sovlless and Heartless
Have this [and a (you)]:
51.378382,-68.776916

>>41443744
aren't lumber roads usually curved these are just straight lines and they are everywhere around that location forming a bunch of X patterns in the landscape

>>41443694 (OP)
Military installations.

>>41443780
>aren't lumber roads usually curved
It really depends on the type of the terrain, and bureaucratic shenanigans environmental controls allow you to do.
X and T formats are normal when you make a road for lumber, if you want to compare that pattern, check Bolivia, Paraguay or Brazil lumber regions.

>>41443780
Also, as there is this mountain range jyst south of the place, could be an abandoned mine
The best places to find some ores is the sedimentary terrains just in the hillfoot.

>>41443694 (OP)
>canada
>he just found out about the tar sands reclamation sites
c’mon anon

bump

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sage this shit thread, make the board a better place by saging shit threads