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East wall Meadow Brook Canyon, near highway crossing. Carmel limestone (bottom), Entrada, Curtis, Winsor, Dakota (black band, upper left), base of Tropic shales. Kane County, UT

East wall Meadow Brook Canyon, near highway crossing. Carmel limestone (bottom), Entrada, Curtis, Winsor, Dakota (black band, upper left), base of Tropic shales. Kane County, UT

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

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

Rim of Big Meadow Canyon (on Zion-Mt. Carmel road). Morrison, unconsolidated Dakota ? (black band), Cretaceous; higher Cretaceous in background. Kane County, Utah, 1930.

Rim of Big Meadow Canyon (on Zion-Mt. Carmel road). Morrison, unconsolidated Dakota ? (black band), Cretaceous; higher Cretaceous in background. Kane County, Utah, 1930.

Upper wall of Big Meadow Canyon (on Zion-Mt. Carmel road). Morrison strata, unconsolidated Dakota ? (black band), and coal-bearing Cretaceous. Kane County, Utah, 1930.

Upper wall of Big Meadow Canyon (on Zion-Mt. Carmel road). Morrison strata, unconsolidated Dakota ? (black band), and coal-bearing Cretaceous. Kane County, Utah, 1930.

Upper wall of Big Meadow Canyon (on Zion-Mt. Carmel road). Morrison strata, unconsolidated Dakota ? (black band), and coal-bearing Cretaceous. Kane County, Utah, 1930

Upper wall of Big Meadow Canyon (on Zion-Mt. Carmel road). Morrison strata, unconsolidated Dakota ? (black band), and coal-bearing Cretaceous. Kane County, Utah, 1930