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From: Tom Anderson <tganders@tscnet.com>
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Subject: Seeking Land Mine Map
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I'm seeking information that will help me locate a land mine (the
explosive kind) distribution map, preferably of recent origin and
pertaining to one of the military hot spots currently active in the
world.  It would be nice but not essential if GIS technology were used
in the preparation.  I need a map that is in the public domain,
preferably one that I can download, and not too sophisticated to use in
a presentation at a local school.

Tom Anderson, MD
(360) 895 3319

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