Filters: Spatial Coverage: "Kane County (Utah)"
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326 Eight men and a boxcar. Men freighting wool from Orderville to the rail head in Marysvale, UtahImageuum_map
327 Elephant Gap in Harris Mountain from Arizona-Utah line north of Cane beds. Navajo sandstone, foreground, and cliffs, Carmel caps, Kane County, Utah, 1936.1936Imageuum_map
328 Elkheart Cliffs along highway about mile north of Orderville. Background and right foreground Navajo sandstone capped by Carmel formation. Left foreground slice of cliff dropped down along Sevier fault. Kane County, Utah, 1932.1934Imageuum_map
329 Elkheart Cliffs east of Mt. Carmel.1930; 1931; 1932; 1933; 1934; 1935; 1936; 1937Imageuum_map
330 Elkheart Cliffs, 1936.1936Imageuum_map
331 Elkheart Cliffs, blood-red buttes at base, on east side of the Sevier fault near Orderville,Kane County, Utah, 1937.1937Imageuum_map
332 Elma speaking at Kanab State Convention, May, 19751975-05uum_map
333 Entrada sandstone (bottom) in contact with shales and gypsum of Curtis formation, Paria Valley 4 miles south of Cannonville, Kane County, UT. 19391939Imageuum_map
334 Entrada sandstone overlain by the heavy gypsum bed of the Curtis formation. Carmel limestone at left brought to level of Entrada by a fault, on Highway 15 near junction with Highway 89. Kane County, UT, 19381938Imageuum_map
335 Entrada, Curtis, and Winsor formation overlain by Dakota (extreme top), Alton-Skutumpah road, Kane County, UT, 19391939Imageuum_map
336 Entrance to the Cathedral in the Desert1965-09-21Imageuum_map
337 Entrance to Twilight Canyon1963-04-26Imageuum_map
338 Eroded alluvial fill 60 feet thick in Kanab Creek. In 1884 stream ran at top of terrace, Kane Co., Utah, 19391939Imageuum_map
339 Eroded edge of basalt flow from Bald Knoll. White Cliffs, Navajo sandstone (upper right); middle Johnson Canyon. Kane County, UT, 19401940Imageuum_map
340 Eroded flank of the East Kaibab monocline at the junction of Paria River and Cottonwood Creek (left center). The sequence is Navajo (left), upper Jurassic (largely eroded), Dakota, Tropic, and Straight Cliffs. Kane County, UT, 19441944Imageuum_map
341 Eroded flank of the East Kaibab monocline at the junction of Paria River and Cottonwood Creek (left center). The sequence is Navajo (left), upper Jurassic (largely eroded), Dakota, Tropic, and Straight Cliffs. Kane County, UT, 19441944Imageuum_map
342 Erosion remnants in upper (white) part of Wasatch formation: limestone and conglomerate. Castle Wash an upper tributary to Sevier River. Kane County, UT, 19401940Imageuum_map
343 Erosion surface on lower Chinle beds at base of Vermillion Cliffs, traversed by Kanab Creek (left center), Kane County, UT. 19391939Imageuum_map
344 Escalante Canyon country scene: base of a cliff1964-05Imageuum_map
345 Escalante Canyon country scene: Ken Sleight expedition, May 19641964-05Imageuum_map
346 Escalante canyon country scene: River under sandstone walls1964-05Imageuum_map
347 Escalante Canyon country scene: sandstone landscape1964-05Imageuum_map
348 Escalante Canyon country scene: sandstone landscape1964-05Imageuum_map
349 Escalante canyon country scene: Sandstone walls and pillars1964-05Imageuum_map
350 Escalante canyon country scene: Sandstone walls and pillars1964-05Imageuum_map
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