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The Impact Ring No. 1
Manicouagan Reservoir, Cote-Nord, Quebec, Canada
51.4210, -68.6316 · Captured 2023-05-27
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- The canvas. 16×20 in (40.6×50.8 cm), gallery-wrapped, 3/4 in deep, with solid black sides. Hanging hardware is included, so it’s ready to hang straight out of the box. See it on a wall
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On 27 May 2023, Sentinel-2 looked down on the Manicouagan Reservoir in northern Quebec, a near-perfect ring of water about 70 kilometres across. It sits in the eroded remains of a crater left by a meteorite impact about 214 million years ago. The Daniel-Johnson Dam, completed in 1968, flooded the crater's ring-shaped trough and left René-Levasseur Island at the centre. The reservoir is sometimes called the Eye of Quebec. This map edition outlines the reservoir and the island in gold over the satellite image.
