WoGE #206 update

There has been little activity on the guessing front for the WoGE 206 posting. I don't want WoGE to stagnate and for people to lose interest so I am taking the liberty to post an update to the post hosted for Simon (I hope you don't mind Simon). Simon's original posting is in the centre of this image.

Jerome

WoGE #206

Many thanks to Jerome for hosting. Not the most fine-grained of images, but clues can be found from man-made features and colour. Schott rule applies, details of location and Geology please.


Simon

WoGE #205

A classic example of these linear landforms (perhaps even the best examples of these). As some food for thought, and perhaps somewhat counter-intuitively, the largest of these features are slightly positive forms (i.e. raised). If you are new to WoGE: give approximate coordinates of the image and a brief description of the features and their origin. 1) The Schott Rule is in effect (i.e. one hour answer posting moratorium for every previous win). 2) To make things a bit more interesting, I have purposely removed the scale bar though there are plenty of clues (cadastre, etc) that should make this obstacle a mere speed-bump. Speaking of cadastre, it should also help narrow down the geographic area a bit. Enjoy! Jerome