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Hot Spots

There are several locations around the world that appear to have a lot of events reported over a relatively short period of time. Some of this may be due to public awareness and imagination after a single event is reported. Most of it has to do with some special activity in the area at the time of the reports.

I believe that if you want to know where some high-tech stuff is being done, look for elevated UFO reports.

Washington DC - 1952

•	1952-07-12; USA, Maryland, Annapolis

•	1952-07-13; USA, Washington DC

•	1952-07-14; USA, Virginia, Norfolk

•	1952-07-16; USA, Virginia, Hampton

•	1952-07-18; USA, Washington DC

•	1952-07-19; USA, Washington DC

•	1952-07-20; USA, Maryland, Andrews AFB

•	1952-07-20; USA, Virginia, Herndon

•	1952-07-25; USA, Washington DC

•	1952-07-26; USA, Washington DC

•	1952-07-26; USA, Maryland, Andrews AFB

•	1952-07-29; USA, Washington DC

•	1952-07-29; Virginia, Langley AFB

Oak Ridge Tennessee

Oak Ridge was established in the early 1940s as a base for the Manhattan Project — the massive U.S. government operation that developed the atomic bomb. Scientific development still plays a crucial role in the city's economy and culture in general.

•	1947-07-00; USA, Tennessee, Oak Ridge

•	1950-10-15; USA, Tennessee, Oak Ridge

•	1950-11-05; USA, Tennessee, Oak Ridge

•	1951-12-07; USA, Tennessee, Oak Ridge

•	1952-06-23; USA, Tennessee, Oak Ridge

Spitzenbergen Norway

•	1946-00-00; Norway, Spitzbergen

•	1947-05-00; Norway, Spitzbergen

•	1952-06-00; Norway, Spitzbergen

•	1952-09-09; Norway, Spitzbergen

Sweden Summer 1946

•	1946-07-09; Sweden, Lake Barken

•	1946-07-10; Sweden, Bjorkon

•	1946-07-18; Sweden, Lake Mjosa

•	1946-07-19; Sweden, Lake Kolmjarv

•	1946-08-12; Sweden, uninhabited island

•	1946-08-12; Sweden, Stockholm

•	1946-08-16; Sweden, Malmo

•	1946-10-00; Sweden, (southern)

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