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1 'Elephant feet'. Wingate sandstone, Kayenta above. Three Lakes Canyon, Kane County, UT, 19391939Image
2 'The Granary': one of many natural cavities in Wingate sandstone utilized for storage, Johnson Canyon, Kane County, UT, 19391939Image
3 'Winsor Castle', old fort at Pipe Springs, looking south over Unikaret Plateau, Kanab Canyon upper right1939Image
4 'Winsor Castle,' old stone fort at Pipe Springs, Mohave County, AZ. Sevier fault passes between Navajo sandstone." (upper right) and lower Moenkopi (foreground). 19391939Image
5 Alluvial terraces made since 1900, Johnson Creek, Kane County, UT, 19391939Image
6 Alluvial terraces on Kanab Creek near mouth of Tiny Canyon, Kane County, UT. 1939. Excavated since 18821939Image
7 Ancient gravels, (left center) form terrace both sides of Virgin River between Rockville and Grafton. Rest unconformably on middle Moenkopi beds, upper Moenkopi, Shinarump, Chinle, and Navajo above. Washington County, UT, 19391939Image
8 Ancient talus (right foreground) and talus now forming at base of Kinesava mountain, Zion National Park, Washington County, UT, 19391939Image
9 Base of Straight Cliffs formation (Cretaceous) at Orderville. Tropic shale forms slope at bottom. Kane County, UT, 19391939Image
10 Bed of little Creek, sunk 10 feet to 40 feet into alluvium since 1890, Kane County, UT, 19391939Image
11 Big Plains, west dipping surface eroded on east dipping Chinle beds, now coated with coalescing fans. Little Creek Terrace in right background, Kane County, UT, 19391939Image
12 Bridge built by C.C.C. across recently eroded wash, near Pipe Springs. Mohave County, AZ. 19391939Image
13 Camp Creek near its mouth in Hurricane Cliffs. Navajo sandstone overlain by Carmel, Entrada, Curtis and Winsor. Pine Valley mountains (right distance), Washington County, UT, 19391939Image
14 Carmel (bottom), Entrada (slope), Curtis (cliff of gypsum) and Winsor formation (top slope), Meadow Brook Canyon, Kane County, UT, 19391939Image
15 Carmel formation (cliff) at head of Flume Canyon upthrow (east) side of Sevier fault which trends northeasterly. Cretaceous formations (background) at level of Jurassic. Kane County, UT. 19391939Image
16 Carmel formation in branch of Flume Canyon. About half of total shown. Kane County, UT. 19391939Image
17 Carmel formation in Mineral Gulch. Typical arrangement of shaly and massive beds, Kane County, UT. 19391939Image
18 Cedar Ridge. Cap of Shinarump conglomerate and upper Moenkopi extending south from Vermillion Cliffs onto Uinkaret Plateau west of Pipe Wash, Mohave County, AZ. 19391939Image
19 Consolidated river gravel (Wisconsin age?) overlying eroded Entrada(?) 300 feet above Paria River 2 miles south of Cannonville, Kane County, UT, 19391939Image
20 Contact of fossiliferous Kaibab (base) and fossiliferous Moenkopi (top), Isom Wash, Washington Co., UT, 1939. Exact contact not placed1939Image
21 Contact of old and recent basalt flows near head of Gould Canyon, Washington County, UT, 19391939Image
22 Corral Knoll volcanic cone, Kanab Valley, Kane County, Carmel limestone covered with lava (foreground), Cretaceous cliffs distance, Kane Co., UT. 19391939Image
23 Cottonwood trees buried by sand dunes; trunks reexposed by recent excavations of alluvial valley fill, Short Creek, Mohave County, AZ, 19391939Image
24 Cougar Mountain fault. Springdale member of Chinle (lower left) abutting against base of Navajo (lower right), Washington County, UT, 19391939Image
25 Cowboy Butte 2 miles north of Fredonia. Moenkopi (Shnabkaib member at base) and Shinarump, Coconino County, AZ. 19391939Image
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