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    This map shows the location of an oil rig that sank in the Gulf of Mexico between Louisiana and Mississippi, near the mouth of the Mississippi River. It also shows the forecast extent of an oil sheen at 6am on Saturday and indicates an area 25 miles wide where the heaviest concentrations of oil could potentially come ashore.

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    This map shows the location of an oil rig that sank in the Gulf of Mexico between Louisiana and Mississippi, near the mouth of the Mississippi River. It also shows the forecast extent of an oil sheen at 6am on Saturday and indicates an area 25 miles wide where the heaviest concentrations of oil could potentially come ashore.

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    Spill MAY15 Web

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    This map shows the location of an oil rig that sank in the Gulf of Mexico between Louisiana and Mississippi, near the mouth of the Mississippi River. It also shows the forecast extent of an oil sheen at 6am on Saturday and indicates an area 25 miles wide where the heaviest concentrations of oil could potentially come ashore.

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    LA. MISS.

    Biloxi Mobile
    ALA.
    12 59
    10
    M Area
    iss
    iss where
    ipp
    iR rig sank
    . New
    90 Orleans

    Venice

    Area of Forecast
    uncertainty extent of oil
    sheen, 6 a.m.
    Gulf of Mexico Saturday

    Potential
    beached oil 25 mi.
    Heaviest oil
    Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration CHRONICLE

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