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Eolian cross-bedding, Jurassic Navajo Sandstone, Utah

Aeolian cross-bedding, Jurassic Navajo Sandstone, Utah (090322-23)
Download ImageMonocline, SE Utah (vertical)

San Juan River flows through folded rocks of the Raplee Anticline, SE Utah. (090321-76)
Download ImageErosional Remnants, Monument Valley, AZ

Erosional Remnants of Permian de Chelly Sandstone overlying ledges of Cutler Group Organ Rock Shale, Monument Valley, Arizona
Download ImageSandstone and Erosional remnant, Arizona

Sandstone of the Permian Organ Rock Shale (Cutler Group) ane overlying de Chelly sandstone, Arizona. (090321-38)
Download ImageDelicate Arch, Utah

Delicate Arch and Jurassic sandstone of the Entrada Formation, Arches National Park, Utah (090316-136)
Download ImageDelicate Arch and La Sal Mountains, Utah.

Delicate Arch and Jurassic sandstone of the Entrada Formation, Arches National Park, Utah. La Sal Mountains form the background (090316-132)
Download ImageDelicate Arch and La Sal Mountains, Utah (vertical)

Delicate Arch and Jurassic sandstone of the Entrada Formation, Arches National Park, Utah. La Sal Mountains form the background (090316-130)
Download ImageDepositional contact, Utah. (vertical)

Depositional contact: Jurassic Entrada Fm (red) overlying Jurassic Navajo Sandstone (white), Arches National Park, Utah. La Sal Mountains form the background (090316-119)
Download ImageBreaking wave and marine terrace, Oregon (vertical)

Breaking wave and uplifted marine terrace, Shore Acres State Park, Oregon. Cross-bedded sandstone in the foreground is part of the Eocene Coaledo Formation. (MG_8922)
Download ImageFlaring of Natural gas, Wyoming

Burning off excess natural gas (flaring) at oil refinery, Sinclair, Wyoming (MG_6174)
Download ImageFlaring of Natural gas, Wyoming (vertical)

Burning off excess natural gas (flaring) at oil refinery, Sinclair, Wyoming (MG_6169)
Download ImageFlaring of Natural gas, Wyoming

Burning off excess natural gas (flaring) at oil refinery, Sinclair, Wyoming (MG_6168)
Download ImageBurning off excess natural gas (flaring) at oil refinery, Sinclair, Wyoming

Burning off excess natural gas (flaring) at oil refinery, Sinclair, Wyoming (MG_6157)
Download ImageGilbert-type delta, British Columbia.

Foreset beds in gravel of Gilbert-type delta, at mouth of steep canyon, British Columbia. (120714-33)
Download ImageGlacial outwash and Peyto Lake Banff NP, Canada

Glacial outwash delta and Peyto Lake overlook, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada (120714-28) distributary channels
Download ImageGlacial outwash, lake and talus, Banff NP, Canada (vertical)

Glacial outwash delta and talus cone, Peyto Lake overlook, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada (120714-27)
Download ImageSnow Dome Glacier, Jasper NP, Alberta, Canada. (vertical)

Crevasses on Snow Dome Glacier, Jasper National Park, Alberta Canada. (120709-37)
Download ImageProterozoic slate of Miette Group, Alberta, Canada.

Steeply dipping Precambrian Miette Group slate, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada. (120708-65)
Download ImageFacies change from carbonate to fine clastics, B.C. Canada.

Facies change in middle Cambrian rocks: Carbonates on Mt. Stephen (east, left) to fine clastic rocks on Mt. Dennis (west, right). Yoho National Park, near Field, British Columbia, Canada (120708-59)
Download ImageW Seattle, a drumlin on Puget Sound, Washington

Aerial view of West Seattle, Harbor Island, and the industrialized mouth of the Duwamish River, Washington. West Seattle is a glacial drumlin on the edge of Puget Sound. (230614-83)
Download ImageDavidson Glacier and outwash, SE Alaska (vertical)

Aerial view of the terminus and braided outwash stream of the Davidson Glacier, near Haines, SE Alaska (230614-23)
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