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Jurassic formations near highway crossing of Meadow Brook. Carmel (lowest right); Entrada (middle slope); Curtis (gypsum, ledge); Winsor (upper slope); Dakota (black band); Tropic with coal at top (right). Kane County, UT

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Photo shows Jurassic formations near highway crossing of Meadow Brook, Kane County, Utah: Carmel (lowest right); Entrada (middle slope); Curtis (gypsum, ledge); Winsor (upper slope); Dakota (black band); Tropic with coal at top (right). Photograph from Herbert E. Gregory Book 11: Colorado Plateau, 1938-1942

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University of Utah - J. Willard Marriott Library

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Mountain West Digital Library

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  1. Albums
  2. Black And White Photographs
  3. Books
  4. Geology
  5. Information Artifacts
  6. Kane County
  7. Photograph Albums
  8. Photographs
  9. Utah

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