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Burr Trail road in gap in Waterpocket Fold. Beds dipping steeply east. Looking down and eastward. Circle Cliffs region. Kane and Garfield Counties, Utah. 1953.
Small outburst of Basalt (to the right) through the white sandstone (Colob) near the volcanic cone at the southern end of Diamond Valley. Utah. 1916.
Charlie Hanks with two pack horses about to leave Four Mile Creek camp for supplies. Garfield County, Utah. April, 1936.
The natural bridge in Cedar Canyon as seen from the rim of the canyon looking down beneath the arch. Utah. 1916.
Detail of red gypsum and shale bed on Curly Hollow road, west of Bloomington. Washington County, Utah. August 1916.
View north across upper part of Sawmill Basin, from North Pass, Mount Ellen. Wayne County, Utah. May, 1936.
View is northeast down Bull Creek from the Pass. Bull Mountain at left. Garfield County, Utah. June, 1937.
Head of Coyote Creek. View is southwest to Pennell Creek. Garfield County, Utah. July, 1937.
Middle portion of "section ridge" containing most of the Permian. Canyon of Big Cottonwood. Utah. 1903.
Oregon Buttes as seen form southwest near head of valley, passing John Hays' dipping pens. Wyoming. No Date.
Exposure of overturned beds of the Leeds Creek Member of the Twin Creek limestone in Pigeon Creek, near Levan. Beds, part of an erosional remnant of the Charleston-Nebo thrust plate, are believed to have been tilted up and overturned by the intrusive action of the Arapien shale, exposed along right side of the photo. T.L. Brown (deceased) in geologist viewing beds. Exposure in the S1/2, Sec. 26, T. 14 S., R 1 E. Juab County, Utah. Spring 1982. U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper 1528, Figure 34-b.
View northward showing the contact between the Twin Creek strata (near- vertical limestone beds near the center of the photograph) and the Arapien shale (light-gray, slope forming beds along the right side of the photograph). This exposure is along the north face of the valley of Chicken Creek and occupies the W1/2, Sec. 35, T. 14 S., R 1 E., Levan area. Juab County, Utah. Spring 1982.
Mount Sayers panorama (right). Texas. 1899.
Bluff 25-feet high, one-quarter mile east of Burhams Sharf, showing Pleistocene sand and gravel above St. Marys (Miocene) clay. Urbanna quadrangle. Virginia. No date.
Bluff two-miles southeast of Whitestone Wharf. A Cypress log protruding from the peat with beds of Pleistocene sand and gravel above. Kilmarnock quadrangle. Virginia. No date.
Southeast side of Natural Bridge. Rockbridge County, Virginia. 1891. Left photograph page 13. Images of the U.S. Geological Survey, 1879-1979.
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Glaciated surfaces in basin of Mill B, a tributary to Big Cottonwood Creek. Utah County, Utah. 1908, Published in U.S. Geological Survey. Professional paper 61, Plate XV-B. 1909.
Wasatch Mountains, west front. View southeast, showing bouldery glacial moraine (in middle) and the Bonneville terrace (at right) at mouth of Bear Creek northeast of Draper. T. 3 S., R. 1 E. Salt Lake County, Utah. August 29, 1925.
Uinta Mountains, cliffs of red and buff gray sandstone cut by gulch traversed by auto road north of Sheep Creek valley. T. 2 N., R. 20 E. Daggett County, Utah. August 14, 1925.
View westward toward the mouth of the valley of Pigeon Creek, Levan area. Limestone beds of the Twin Creek limestone are exposed on the south valley wall. Exposure in Sec. 34, T. 14 S., R 1 E. Juab County, Utah. Spring 1982.
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