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1. In central N.J., the mmoraine left iron deposits. These are visible along the area of Rt 287.
Reply to elleng (Original post)
Wed Jun 6, 2018, 07:52 AM
Jun 2018

It left red soil. When rain comes, we can see red water running along the gutters.

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How the Ice Age Shaped New York [View all] elleng Jun 2018 OP
In central N.J., the mmoraine left iron deposits. These are visible along the area of Rt 287. 3Hotdogs Jun 2018 #1
WOW! elleng Jun 2018 #2
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