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76 Looking west across Panguitch. Sevier River formation (foreground), alluvium (middle distance), basalt (left center), and pyroclastic slopes leading to Little Creek Peak (background), on the east wall of Bear Valley. Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_065_2923
77 Lower Castle Creek Valley; broad floor of low gradient developed in Brian Head formation. Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_067_2927
78 Moenkopi formation, Shnabkaib and upper red members. Chinle (upper right), knob of Shinarump offset by faulting (center skyline). Near mouth of Coal Canyon. Iron County, UT, 1942P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_001_2846
79 Natural bridge of Navajo sandstone. Span 85 feet, height to girder 76 feet. Willow Creek. Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_064_2922
80 Natural bridge of Navajo sandstone. Span 85 feet, height to girder 76 feet. Willow Creek. Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_064_2921
81 Panorama (a): Blue Springs meadows. A former valley leading to Mammoth Creek blocked by basalts from Miller Knoll (right skyline) became a lake that eventually cut an outlet northward through the Brian Head formation (upper left). Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_068_2929A
82 Panorama (b): Blue Springs meadows. A former valley leading to Mammoth Creek blocked by basalts from Miller Knoll (right skyline) became a lake that eventually cut an outlet northward through the Brian Head formation (upper left). Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_069_2929B
83 Panorama (c): Blue Springs meadows. A former valley leading to Mammoth Creek blocked by basalts from Miller Knoll (right skyline) became a lake that eventually cut an outlet northward through the Brian Head formation (upper left). Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_069_2929C
84 Panorama (d): Blue Springs meadows. A former valley leading to Mammoth Creek blocked by basalts from Miller Knoll (right skyline) became a lake that eventually cut an outlet northward through the Brian Head formation (upper left). Garfield County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_069_2929D
85 Panorama {a}. Flank of East Kaibab monocline, bordering alluvial floor of Paria Valley. Navajo sandstone (middle sky line), Upper Jurassic strata, and basal Cretaceous (left). Dips of 40 degrees decrease to 3 degrees within 1,000 feet. Kane County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_042_2889
86 Panorama {b}. Flank of East Kaibab monocline, bordering alluvial floor of Paria Valley. Navajo sandstone (middle sky line), Upper Jurassic strata, and basal Cretaceous (left). Dips of 40 degrees decrease to 3 degrees within 1,000 feet. Kane County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_042_2890
87 Panorama {c}. Flank of East Kaibab monocline, bordering alluvial floor of Paria Valley. Navajo sandstone (middle sky line), Upper Jurassic strata, and basal Cretaceous (left). Dips of 40 degrees decrease to 3 degrees within 1,000 feet. Kane County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_042_2891
88 Panorama {d}. Flank of East Kaibab monocline, bordering alluvial floor of Paria Valley. Navajo sandstone (middle sky line), Upper Jurassic strata, and basal Cretaceous (left). Dips of 40 degrees decrease to 3 degrees within 1,000 feet. Kane County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_043_2892
89 Panorama {e}. Flank of East Kaibab monocline, bordering alluvial floor of Paria Valley. Navajo sandstone (middle sky line), Upper Jurassic strata, and basal Cretaceous (left). Dips of 40 degrees decrease to 3 degrees within 1,000 feet. Kane County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_043_2893
90 Paria River below White Rock Spring. Wall of Navajo sandstone capped by Carmel formation. Kane County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_046_2897
91 Paria river below White Rock Spring. Wall of Navajo sandstone capped by Carmel formation. Upper Jurassic rocks on right sky line. Kane County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_046_2898
92 Part of Kolob volcanic field looking southeast across canyons of Virgin River to Moccasin Terrace (skyline). Lava (foreground) has buried rough topography developed on Chinle and Navajo. Above it rises island like Pine Valley Peak of Navajo sandstone (upper right). Towers of Zion (upper left). Washington County, UT, 1942P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_006_2853
93 Parunuweap formation overlying Moenkopi; on divide between two tributaries to Virgin River near Grafton. Washington County, UT, 1942P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_005_2852
94 Parunuweap formation, covered by basalt flow. La Verkin Canyon, Washington County, UT, 1942P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_002_2848
95 Parunuweap formation, covered by basalt flow. La Verkin Canyon, Washington County, UT, 1942P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_003_2849
96 Parunuweap formation, overlying eroded Moenkopi strata. Federal highway 15, Virgin River Valley, near Grafton. Washington County, UT, 1942P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_003_2850
97 Parunuweap formation, Pliocene?, overlying Moenkopi beds (concealed by talus) and capped by basalt. Lower La Verkin Canyon, Washington County, UT, 1943P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_007_2854
98 Parunuweap formation, thin bedded phase; overlies upturned Moenkopi, Lawrence Canyon, Iron County, UT, 1942. View near mouth of Lawrence Canyon.P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_002_2847
99 Permian limestones (Kaibab) overlain by the Triassic Moenkopi. Head of Kaibab Gulch, along Kanab-Paria road. Kane County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_049_2900
100 Pinnacles of Navajo sandstone in House Rock Valley along the course of Kaibab Creek. Eroded part of East Kaibab monocline. Kane County, UT, 1944P0013 Herbert E. Gregory Photograph CollectionP0013n12_044_2894
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