Form a panoramic view northeast from ridge east of Bisbee, showing the topography associated with the Bisbee group. Cochise County, Arizona. 1902.
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1902
Summary
Form a panoramic view northeast from ridge east of Bisbee, showing the topography associated with the Bisbee group. On the right is Mexican Canyon (photo 414) on the left is Dixie Canyon (photo 415). In the foreground is the Mural limestone, which appears also in the distant hills to the left, and as the result of faulting low down in Mexican Canyon. Overlying the Mural limestone is the Cintura formation. In the distance is the broad Sulphur Spring Valley, bounded on the east by the Chiricahua Range. Cochise County, Arizona. December 1, 1902. Plate 13, photo 414 is right portion; photo 415 the left, in U.S. Geological Survey. Professional paper 21. 1904,
Summary
Form a panoramic view northeast from ridge east of Bisbee, showing the topography associated with the Bisbee group. On the right is Mexican Canyon (photo 414) on the left is Dixie Canyon (photo 415). In the foreground is the Mural limestone, which appears also in the distant hills to the left, and as the result of faulting low down in Mexican Canyon. Overlying the Mural limestone is the Cintura formation. In the distance is the broad Sulphur Spring Valley, bounded on the east by the Chiricahua Range. Cochise County, Arizona. December 1, 1902. Plate 13, photo 414 is right portion; photo 415 the left, in U.S. Geological Survey. Professional paper 21. 1904,
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