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176 Burro Gap on East Fork of Sevier River above mouth of Deer Creek. Locus of Paunsaugunt fault; upthrow on east right. Garfield County, UT. 1943P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_015_2862
177 View looking north across Casto Canyon toward the face of the Sevier Plateau. Slope of Brian Head formation beneath gravels (foreground) and in steep white slope ( middle distance) is capped by igneous conglomerates and lavas. Garfield County, UT. 1943P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_015_2863
178 Detailed view of pumice conglomerate in the Brian Head formation, Casto Bluff, Garfield County, UT, 1943P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_017_2864
179 Surface of Markagunt Plateau looking west from the head of Deedy Hollow. Coated with gravel from decomposed igneous conglomerates and rhyolite. Garfield County, UT. 1943P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_017_2865
180 Upper Brian Head formation near the mouth of Deedy Hollow. Garfield County, UT. 1943P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_018_2866
181 Little valleys near head of Pole Creek. Lower Brian Head formation capped by decomposed igneous conglomerate. Garfield County, UT. 1943P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_019_2867
182 Brian Head formation in the walls of Panguitch Canyon near power house. Garfield County, UT. 1943P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_019_2868
183 Surface of recent basalt flow north of Duck Creek sinks. Garfield County, UT. 1943P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_020_2869
184 South sink of Duck Creek. Entire stream enters hole in Wasatch limestone. Garfield County, UT. 1943P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_021_2870
185 End of recent basalt flow at the race track, Panguitch Lake. Garfield County, UT, 1943P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_021_2871
186 West entrance to Hole-in-the-Rock, an eroded fault crack in Navajo sandstone on the west rim of Glen Canyon. A feature of the abandoned Escalante-Bluff Road. Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_054_2904
187 West entrance to Hole-in-the-Rock, an eroded fault crack in Navajo sandstone on the west rim of Glen Canyon. A feature of the abandoned Escalante-Bluff Road. Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_054_2905
188 Looking east across Glen Canyon from east entrance to Hole-in-the-Rock. Navajo sandstone (foreground and skyline), below it Kayenta and Wingate. Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_055_2906
189 Head of Break Neck Trail down the south wall of Escalante Canyon (middle distance). Navajo sandstone. Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_055_2907
190 Escalante Canyon 2 miles below Big Bend. Walls of Navajo sandstone 800 feet high. Garfield, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_056_2908
191 Escalante Canyon down stream from Big Bend. Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_056_2909
192 Escalante Canyon, cliff cave 3 miles above Cave Camp. Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_057_2910
193 Escalante Canyon. Pueblo ruins in cliff cave. Navajo sandstone. Scale shown by horse. Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_057_2911
194 Willow Creek branch of Escalante Canyon. Entrance to 'the Narrows,' 400 feet long and 5-6 feet wide; perched log marks high water stage. Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_058_2912
195 Willow Creek branch of Escalante Canyon. In sinking its channel the creek has been guided by joints in Navajo sandstone. Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_058_2913
196 Escalante Canyon. Sheer wall of Navajo sandstone 840 feet high. Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_059_2914
197 Escalante Canyon walls of Navajo sandstone at Big Bend camp. Moonlight view. Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_059_2915
198 Escalante River at Big Bend, flowing west. After surrounding the tower of Navajo sandstone (center), the river comes within 300 feet of its east flowing section at the base of the wall (upper left). Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_060_2916
199 Escalante River at Big Bend, flowing east. At times of high water the stream flows across Kayenta formation at the meander neck (lower right). Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_061_2917
200 Surface of Navajo sandstone trenched by Escalante Canyon (right middle). Aquarius Plateau on skyline. Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_062_2918
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