Screenshots from the Assumption Parish, Louisiana sinkhole flyover footage

Taken On October 19, 2012

Officials confirm the crude oil covering the giant sinkhole in Assumption Parish, LA is coming from a massive underground formation(s) of crude oil and gas, and officials don’t know how to stop it.

In the Napoleonville Salt Dome below the sinkhole, there is an estimated 500 billion cubic feet of gas and 200 million gallons of crude oil. 

A new map of the sinkhole’s dimensions was uploaded to the Assumption Parish website at 11:45 am EST on October 14, 2012 (see below):

Red Line: Aug. 19, 2012
Green Line: Sept. 21, 2012
Blue Line: Oct. 14, 2012
Yellow line is oil boom

If the numbers ’635′ are not visible in the photo below, please see the last 2 images:

Depending on a computer’s display settings, the 635 foot measurement written in dark letters on a dark background may not be visible at all. Two out of three displays tested do not show the 635, and the one that does shows it faintly.

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