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gary_overman — 10 years ago(February 25, 2016 03:50 AM)

This might be more properly put in the 'goofs' section, but this is quicker, so here goes.
I noticed on the film's navigational charts a section of the seabed called Bowers Ridge, along with a couple of what appear to me to be islands in the area. That made me curious, so I looked it up on a NOAA navigational chart and saw that while the ridge itself exists, the islands do not. There are no points above water in this area, the highest point being 11 meters below the surface. Ah well, I found it interesting anyway.

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Ha! I've come onto this board purely to see if anyone else had commented on the navigational charts. I ssw GS again last night and it occurred to me to find Bowers Ridge on a real map, yes you are right, the ridge exists but not the islands.
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