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676 Evanston stream revetments [15]2002-04-29uum_map
677 Evanston stream revetments [16]2002-04-29uum_map
678 Evanston stream revetments [17]2002-04-29uum_map
679 Evanston stream revetments [18]2002-04-29uum_map
680 Evanston stream revetments [19]2002-04-29uum_map
681 Excavation and trench cave-ins occur all too frequently along Utah's Wasatch Front. Each year sees its fatalities from this cause.Imageuum_map
682 Excavation for a covered distribution reservoir is pointed out in the photo. Note that drainages have been truncated. Reservoir is in an urban area with considerable development downslope. Geologic materials comprising the site are unstable. Geologic faults are mapped bounding the site, and springs issue from excavation walls and floor.Imageuum_map
683 Expedition flag in Lodore.1955uum_map_rr
684 Expensive new house being constructed on banks of perennial stream which is subject to flood each spring and throughout the summer. Should not a form of flood plain zoning be in effect?Imageuum_map
685 Exploring1955uum_map_rr
686 Exposure of a branch of the Wasatch Fault in a sand and gravel pit along the mountain front. Amount of displacement is indeterminable from the stratigraphy exposed. Note that the fault is planar and stands out with relative resistance to the elements despite lack of cementation of the sand and gravel.Imageuum_map
687 Failure of front yard before completion of home construction in mountain subdivision.Imageuum_map
688 Failure of ground bordering on a covered distribution reservoir. Hammer provides scale on displacement scarp.Imageuum_map
689 Failure of undisturbed hillside bordering on Bear Lake (to left just off edge of road and photo). This hillside is particularly valuable as view property for resort development, yet is failing without any terrain modification by man.Imageuum_map
690 Fall time view of Park City from Park West ski resort.1960; 1961; 1962; 1963; 1964; 1965; 1966; 1967; 1968; 1969Imageuum_map_usa
691 Fault trace of the active Wasatch Fault across a glacial moraine at the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon in Salt Lake County. Note that the fault scarplet is virtually unvegetated, indicative of its recency.Imageuum_map
692 Fault trace revealed in the foundation excavation for the building depicted in the preceding photograph (p1274n092).Imageuum_map
693 Fern Glen1956uum_map_rr
694 First boat on river, April 4, 19481948-04-04Image/StillImageuum_map
695 First stop between Green River and Hanksville, April 3, 19481948-04-03Image/StillImageuum_map
696 Flaming Gorge.1955uum_map_rr
697 Flaming Gorge.1955uum_map_rr
698 Flaming Gorge. 6-12-551955-06-12Imageuum_map_rr
699 Flaming Gorge. 6-12-551955-06-12Imageuum_map_rr
700 Flaming Gorge. 6-12-551955-06-12Imageuum_map_rr
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