View northward of the fire-training area, wastewater-infiltration beds
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View northward of the fire-training area, wastewater-infiltration beds, USGS tracer-test site, and Ashumet Pond on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The airfield and cantonment area of Joint Base Cape Cod are visible at the top of the photograph.
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Public Domain.
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