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Note the two bays sitting neatly atop a ridge of sand described in 1970 as the Goldsboro Ridge.
My question is this: How does a lake form on a ridge of sand, to then be blown into a perfect ellipse without bursting and draining off the ridge? Lakes form in depressions, not on hills.
This feature was caused suddenly, perhaps by a shockwave or multiple shockwaves passing over the landscape.
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