Geologic Characterization Of The Birds Nest Aquifer, Uinta Basin, Utah (SS-147) Landslides The only fault scarps identified

The only fault scarps identified on Quaternary deposits along the Collinston segment are in the area of the Coldwater Canyon reentrant

Marble Canyon

a realm of rugged peaks

The Co-op Creek quadrangle is about 25 miles east-northeast of Provo

State and national scenic byways are labeled along with their roadside facilities for those wishing to explore the area by car

Geologic Characterization Of The Birds Nest Aquifer, Uinta Basin, Utah (SS-147) Landslides The only fault scarps identifiedBy: Michael D. Vanden Berg, Danielle R. Lehle, Stephanie M. Carney, and Craig D. Morgan Assessment of the Aquifer's Potential as a Saline Water Disposal Zone As petroleum production increases in the Uinta Basin, Utah operators are pressed to establish suitable saline water disposal plans. Several natural gas operators have identified the Bird's Nest aquifer in central Uintah County as a possible large scale, saline water disposal zone; however,