Buried Channels and Glacial-Drift Aquifers in the Fort McMurray Region, Northeast Alberta

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The understanding of the bedrock topography, buried bedrock valleys and channels, drift thickness and glacial aquifers in the surface-mineable and in situ-recovery oil sands north of Fort McMurray has be updated.

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