The image similarities can be studied to help identify submerged undiscovered sites. The sites should still contain some implied geometry and shapes may appear to be ordered and structured.

The image to the right is of Alligator alley (line to the North) in the Florida Everglades.

It appears from the available image data that the Florida Everglades have some implying visual structure when seen from above. It is unknown at this time if these are modern or ancient patterns, however the patterns do continue down the Southern Tip of Florida and into parts of the Keys, the Bahamas, Cuba and Haiti. This fact does suggest they are ancient in origin although it is still unknown if they are manmade or an act of nature.

The patterns prevalent in the Florida Everglades site have also been spotted all over the globe and each area appears to maintain similar visual shapes and consistencies. This can be seen in the many Pattern Image studies at the SD site.