Dear Mike, List newbies;
Bill Peck, has a great meteorite map of the North American continent, he
is out of Steamboat Springs, CO. Phone
970-879-3621. I have had my copy for years. It is copyrighted 2000. I
recommend it. I do not know if it is currently available but some
libraries have it, U of Wyoming Geologic Library is where I bought my
copy.
I might add that the expanded area of Roosevelt County, and of the
Lubbock Super Cluster are enough to give on the meteorite hunter willies.
Dave Freeman
Mike Groetz wrote:
Would anyone know if strewfield maps are available
anywhere on the internet for the more common known
falls?
Primarily I am looking for Ohio maps- specifically
the New Concord fall. I can find very little on it's
actual fall area.
Thank You
Mike
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