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MULTI-CIRCLE FORMATION - KAMSACK, SASKATCHEWAN

Late report received today of a nine circle formation found on October 10, near Kamsack, Saskatchewan. In mature wheat, discovered by a local pilot. Largest circle approximately 16.5 metres (55 feet) diameter. Overall pattern is irregular with messy lay, with some tracks reported when first seen, going from a road to the formation. A local grade 6 youth claims to have made the formation with his cousin, taking two days. Further details pending.

A preliminary aerial photo has been added to the web site.

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This is the nineteenth report for 2002.

Crop Watch is an annual research project of CCCRN, including field investigations and studies of formations, aerial surveillance and awareness initiatives for farmers, the public and the media, in particular during the prime August / September 'circle season' on the Canadian prairies

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