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North border of Uinta Mountains range. View east from "Thunderbolt Mountain," a high gravel-capped ridge near Wyoming-Utah state line, 20 miles south of Mountain View. Dissected and wooded plateau extends south (right) from top of Hickey's Mountain (at left) passed Red Mountain to join (?) the subsummit peneplain on Uinta Mountains off view to right. Moraines on East Fork of Smith Creek at left middleground. Uinta County, Wyoming. August 21, 1925.
An 8-point elk killed by A. R. Schultz on Snake River Canyon. First prize of season. The largest elk killed in Uinta County since 1902. T. 37 N., R. 117 W. Cheney quadrangle. Wyoming. October 6, 1906.
Cliffs of Eocene sandstone and conglomerate one-half mile east of Spring Valley. Wyoming. 1903.
Badland topography about foot of church Buttes beside Lincoln Highway, 12 miles southwest of Granger. Uinta County, Wyoming. June 19, 1926.
Tipperary Bench southwest of mountain view above bluff. Coarse bench gravel capping latter and being let down to lower gravel plain by erosion. T. 6 N., R. 115 W. Uinta County, Wyoming. June 18, 1926.
Panorama with image 85. Labarge Mountain, showing coal beds along east base of Cambrian beds, northwest of Needle Peak, Uinta County, Wyoming. Sec. 17, T. 27 N., R. 113 W. Viola quadrangle. Lincoln County, Wyoming. 1906.
View west from mountain slope southwest of Togwotee Pass across rolling plateau south of Buffalo River. Mt. Leidy quadrangle. Uinta County, Wyoming. August 2, 1923.
Uinta Mountains (in back). View southeast across post-glacial valley of Henry's Fork of Green River. Terrace at left, 250 feet above the stream, covered with pre-Wisconsin glacial drift. Wooded glacial moraine (Wisconsin stage?) at head of terrace (middle and right). Southwest of Lonetree Post Office. T. 12 N., R. 114 W. Uinta County, Wyoming. August 19, 1925.
Hickey Mountain, west of Lonetree Post Office. North end from north. Its gravelly top is a remnant of a Plio-Pleistocene (?) piedmont terrace bordering Uinta Mountains. Uinta County, Wyoming. June 19, 1926.
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