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PREVIOUS FORMATION REPORTS - 1998, 1976 AND 1941

Some previously unknown or unreported formations have been added to the archives on the web site, from 1998, 1976 and even 1941, after confirmation from farmers / witnesses. In brief:

Barrhead, Alberta - Early July, 1998 Circle with five 'wings' or 'spokes' attached in barley, approximately 8.1 metres (27 feet) diameter. Soil had 'carbon-like' smell. Bright light reported over area at about 3:00 am the same night by neighbour. Still visible in the field in 2002, subsequent crops planted in the area since the formation's initial appearance would not grow.

Sylvan Lake, Alberta - Late July or Early August,1976 Circle in wheat or barley, approximately 2.4 metres (8 feet) - 3.6 metres (12 feet) diameter. Flat, swirled lay. Near edge of field which bordered a camp property.

Landis, Saskatchewan - Late September, 1941 Two circles close together in slew hay / grass, approximately 6 - 7.6 metres (20 - 25 feet) diameter each. Flat lay. No footprints or tracks seen in surrounding 3 foot tall crop. Discovered while duck hunting.

The Landis circles are the oldest known formation on record so far for Canada.

Also, the survey diagrams for the Georgetown and Limehouse, Ontario formations of 2002 have been updated on the web site. http://www.geocities.com/cropcirclecanada

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