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Veatch, Arthur Clifford

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Relation of Evanston and Almy formations at the type locality. At Evanston, the line of parting between Evanston and Almy formations lies between the points A and B in plate 13-B; upper beds are conglomeratic Almy; lower Evanston. Slack pile at foot of hill in foreground marks sited of old mine no. 2. The hills across the irrigated bottom of Bear River are composed of nearly horizontal strata belonging to Knight formation. Cook County, Wyoming. 1905. Plate 13-A in U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper 56. 1907.
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East side of Rock Creek at Porter ranch, 1 mile north of Nugget station. Thin bedded fossiliferous limestone. These beds here occur on the eastern flank of a slightly overturned anticline. This view also shows the vegetation of this region, the barren uplands covered sparingly with sagebrush, the willow fringe along Rock Creek and in the foreground the irrigated meadow of wild grass partially mowed. Lincoln County, Wyoming. 1905. Plate 5-A in U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper 56. 1907.
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Typical outcrop of Lafayette gravel, 3 miles east of Prescott. Nevada County, Arkansas. January 22, 1903. Plate 25-A in U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper 46. 1906.
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Bouldery portion of the Harbor Hill moraine near Creedmore. Long Island, New York. 1903. Plate 9-B in U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper 44. 1906.
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Outcrop of Nacatoch sand in Nacatoch Bluff. The hard ledges, when encountered in wells, are called "water rocks" because water is commonly found beneath them. Clark County, Arkansas. ca. 1903. Plate 12-C in U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper 46. 1906.
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