File:McKittrick Tar Seep North of Highway 58.jpg

Summary

Description	English: This is one of the better looking natural tar seeps at the McKittrick Oil Field, in California. Sometimes the surface is hard, but in hot weather, it is soft. People like to light the gas bubbles that come out of the seep. The seeps are visible on Google maps as dark areas south of the intersection of Highway 33 and Highway 58, in the western San Joaquin Valley.
Date	1 May 2000
Source	Own work
Author	Lldenke

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	02:55, 31 May 2010		1,376 × 752 (246 KB)	Lldenke	{{Information \|Description={{en\|1=This is one of the better looking tar seeps at McKittrick. Sometimes the surface is hard, but in hot weather, it is soft. People like to light the gas bubbles that come out of the seep. The seeps are visible on Google