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Rugged Terrain - USGS Earth as Art

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United States Geological Survey

<p>United States Geological Survey is a government agency that studies the geology of the US, as well as its effects and resources. Through their research, the USGS has created stunning images of the earth as seen from satellites, highlighting the natural beauty of the world.</p>

<p>Hues of green and orange highlight the extreme ruggedness of the mountainous terrain in eastern Afghanistan, near its border with Pakistan. The dark green areas on the right side along rivers indicate agricultural areas. Snow-fed streams allow sufficient irrigation to transform relatively arid soils into productive fields. April 28, 2001.</p>

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<p>Create the illusion that your new gallery wrapped canvas art is suspended in space with our premium 1.75” inch deep floating frame. With several available frame finishes to choose from, you’re sure to find the color that best accents your handcrafted art and personal décor.</p>

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