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How far do bore holes in Iceland go into the earth
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Boreholes in Iceland can vary in depth depending on their purpose. Some geothermal boreholes in Iceland can go as deep as 3-4 kilometers (1.9-2.5 miles) into the earth's crust. These deep boreholes allow access to the high-temperature geothermal resources for energy production.
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