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We are conducting an unbiased search at λ2.12µm for embedded molecular hydrogen jets thought to be associated with very young stellar objects, deeply embedded in dense cores in the Orion A molecular cloud. As a first result, we show a 0.4x0.5 degree mosaic centred on the L1641-N complex, revealing a number of previously unknown knots and chains of H₂ emission. A 5x5 arcmin close-up of L1641-N shows it to be a very active region, with at least one parsec-scale jet originating in the small embedded cluster: we also show 10µm imaging to help identify the outflow source. Elsewhere in the mosaic, several knots in the HH34 jet are detected for the first time in H₂, and a new, deeply embedded jet is discovered next to it. These preliminary results demonstrate the power of H₂ imaging surveys in studying the large-scale role of jets and outflows in star formation.