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COORDINATE REMOTE VIEWING TRAINING (CRVT)
CRVT Report :
949
DATE/TIME CONDUCTED:
271445 Oct 82
SOURCE #:
63
FILE #:
14
SITE:
MT Acowcagua, Andes, Argentina
EVALUATION:
Difficult struggle, nnmed area
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Tom
27 00 82
1445
32º 42'S
70° W
M Buck
320 42'S
700 W
A- Rolling
B-land
5-2 Amorth afB
ligh Banc
Art CRP
dry grasses CFB
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32° 42'S
200 W
A flat dropping
Bland
5-2 hours us
Open NS
aved No
green us
trees NS
Stone structure
CFB
Adl Beak
Stone Building
in dessert setting
Like in Radi of C.A.
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-3-
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32º42 5
10° w
A changing
Bland
5-2
flats
Hills
greenpe
white c
Summary C
dry PL
dry musty Smell
32º 42'S
70 W
A angles
B Manmade
5-2
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4.
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Light Braun
Mammade
old
remote
Aol Break
african feeling
32° 42 8
700 W
Asmooth
Bland
5-2
Smooth
Colec
Bright C
blue green CFB
interfacec
CuredRidge C
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large open area .
desolate .
snow.
ocean
Hol Break
anartica
320 428
700 w
A M Breck
32º 402'S
700 w
5
A M Break
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0
-6-
70 W
AM Bock
32º 42'S
700 w
A Solid
13 land
5-2 flat
large
Changing
patchy
Coloc
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32º 40'S
700 w
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A flat rough
Reat
Bland
5-2 large,
5
open €
light Brown c
Aol Break
MAMASC
32° 42's
700 w
A. High
dropping
Bautura
5-2
Colde
fattoparis
gran c
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large Range C.
High c
Pointed
All Buch
Wow
string
Pontied
Snow cap
Curved
Aol
anders in S. america
S.
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BOLIVIA
La Qufaca
Pilcomayo
SCHACO
Paraguay
National park
AMalmárâ
San Salvador
de Jujuy
FORMOSA NATURAL
EL REY
PARAGUAY
ECOMAYO Asunción
Iguaçu (Iguazú)
Mt. Ojos del Salado
22,572
Paraná
E
Mt- Bonete
BRAZIL
-
Hooli bo
Porto Alegre.
San Juan
Cordal
Mt. Mercedario
EL PALMAR
NATIONAL PARK
AND RESERVE .. .
Valparaíso
Mt. Tupuligeto
Santiago*
1 22,210
fu de la Cumbre (Uspallatal
Pacific
Ocean /I
Atu
Montevideo
Domuyo Volcane
15.495
Atlantic Ocean
0
OIL
.Neuquen
`LAGUNA BLANCA O
NAT. PARK
. El Chocon
Dam
NAHUEL HUAPL Wtke Nahuel Huapi
f Llao Lid
San Carlos de Bariloche
San Matías
Gulf
Valdés Peninsula
HA QUELO
Puerto Natryoa
Lowest point in
LOS ALERCES
Esquel
Treler
South America)
-131
Rio de
Janeiro
SOUP
IC OF CAPRA
damsite
C
AMERI
JENTINA
OIL
Sarmiento
Lake
Comodoro Rivadavia
Gulf of
Argentine
claim
San Jorge
Mt. San Lorenzo
12,139
DOFALLS PETRIFICADOS
UT NATURAL MONUMENT
PERITO MORENO
of empire, providing mules
and supplies for mines of Peru
and Bolivia. Freedom came in 1816.
In the 1880's, waves of immigrants,
mainly, Italians and Spaniards, settled
the fertile pampa.
Continentalice cap.
Mt. Muralion,
Lake Meding
LOS GLACIARES
Sainfate
AREA:
1,072,000
fo callegcas
MAL GAS
sq. mi. POPULA-
TION: 25,000,000.
CAPITAL: Buenos
Aires, 8,500,000.
Strait of Magellan
Rio Grande
Tierra del Fuego
302
TIERRA DEL FUEGO
Ushuaia
Beagle Channel
Claimed by Argentina and Chile
Cape Horn
CPYRGHT
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Argentina
Lanîn Volcano
12,388 % LAMÍN,
Lin
HAPED LIKE A RIB STEAK with
the Andes for a bone, Argentina has
long been a world leader in meat pro-
duction. Some 2,300 miles long by 900,
at its widest, the nation spans most
Trevelin
Futaleuro
chalut
Ganan " Rawson
Lima
EQUATOR
Antarctic
Peninsula
Buenos Aires
ANTARCTICA
+ SOUTH
POLE
of temperate South America,
with a good climate for
food crops. Three-
quarters of its people
live in urban areas,
a third in greater
Buenos Aires. During
centuries of Spanish
dominion, Argentina
remained a backwater
Mt. Tronador
11,660
Neuquen
M El Nevado+
12.500
Rio de la Plata
Villa Gesell
Mar del Plata
Mt. Aconcagua 22.834
(Highest elevation
in Western Hemisphere/ 22,2/1
I Mendoza
DRAWN BY LEO B. ZEBARTH
SCOMPILED BY GUS PLATIS
Iguazú Falls-MIGLIAZU
Curitiba.
San Miguel
de Tucumin
STATUTE MILES
Llullaillaco Volcano
22,057.
Pan American Highway System
'In darker red.
Elevations in feet
Petroleum field
LANGUAGE: Spanish. RELIGION: Roman
Catholic. ECONOMY: Farming, ranching,
manufacturing. Exports meat, hides, grain.
CLIMATE: Subtropical to subantarctic.
Lake Argesaino
Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)
United Kingdom,
claimed by Argentina
URUGUAY

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Argentina's "stone sentinel," Aconcagua-tallest mountain in the Western Hemisphere-
CPYRGHT
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