Interim geologic map of the Escalante and parts of the Loa and Hite Crossing 30' x 60' quadrangles, Garfield and Kane Counties, Utah (OFR-368) Uinta Hiking Books and national forests

and national forests

Geologists have long recognized that the comparatively short average recurrence interval (compared to most other basin-and-range normal faults) between large surface-faulting earthquakes on the Salt Lake City segment of the Wasatch fault zone during mid- to late-Holocene time is potentially anomalous

The Main Canyon fault cuts across existing topography

Geologic data for the bedrock areas of the Lynndyl 30-by 60-minute quadrangle were compiled from a variety of published and unpublished sources

and opportunistic coyote across America is one of the biggest wildlife success stories of recent years―but not everyone is happy about it

Interim geologic map of the Escalante and parts of the Loa and Hite Crossing 30' x 60' quadrangles, Garfield and Kane Counties, Utah (OFR-368) Uinta Hiking Books and national forestsBy: H. H. Doelling and G. C. Willis This publication is a geologic map of the Escalante and parts of the Loa and Hite Crossing 30' x 60' quadrangles. The text in the publication contains information containing description of map units, correlation of bedrock units, correlation of surficial deposits, thickness ranges of geologic units, a lithologic column, and a cross section. This open file release makes information available to the public which may