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losest point of approach to the territory on Thursday, between 3 and 4 •., when the center of the storm will be within ten miles of St. Thomas and St. John. At that time, Erika is forecast to be a tropical storm with top winds of 50 miles per hour. The National Weather Service in San Juan has projected

s projected that the Vire in g Islands will begin to feel the winds and rains from the outer bands of Erika as early as 8M. Thursday. Residents on St. John are expected to experience tropical storm force winds for an approximate eight-hour duration beginning at 2 M. Thursday. Residents on St. Thomas sh

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e is Saba, about 160 km. to the east. St. John is 7 miles long and 3 miles wide for a total of 12,000 acres or 19 square miles. The oldest rocks of St. John are submarine lavas (keratophyre and spilite), beds of volcanic debris and chert. Associated intrusive rocks of the Water Island Formation is overl

e is carried downward under the Caribbean Plate. The closest volcano to the Virgin Islands that is still active is Saba, about 160 km. to the east. St. John is 7 miles long and 3 miles wide for a total of 12,000 acres or 19 square miles. The oldest rocks of St. John are submarine lavas (keratophyre and s

f 77 acres in Hansen Bay, St. John, for Flamboyant 2006- 2008 Water Quality Monitoring for the dredging of the Sand Channel for the V.I. Water and Power Authority 2006-2007 Water Quality Monitoring for the renovations to the Ritz Carlton Hotel, St. Thomas for Ritz Carlton 2006 - 2010 Environmental monitoring

e is Saba, about 160 km. to the east. St. John is 7 miles long and 3 miles wide for a total of 12,000 acres or 19 square miles. The oldest rocks of St. John are submarine lavas (keratophyre and spilite), beds of volcanic debris and chert. Associated intrusive rocks of the Water Island Formation is overl

e is carried downward under the Caribbean Plate. The closest volcano to the Virgin Islands that is still active is Saba, about 160 km. to the east. St. John is 7 miles long and 3 miles wide for a total of 12,000 acres or 19 square miles. The oldest rocks of St. John are submarine lavas (keratophyre and s

f 77 acres in Hansen Bay, St. John, for Flamboyant 2006- 2008 Water Quality Monitoring for the dredging of the Sand Channel for the V.I. Water and Power Authority 2006-2007 Water Quality Monitoring for the renovations to the Ritz Carlton Hotel, St. Thomas for Ritz Carlton 2006 - 2010 Environmental monitoring