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Floodplain in Wyoming
Aerial view of the Green River, western Wyoming as it meanders over its floodplain. (IMG_8985)
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Floodplain on Green River, Wyoming
Aerial view of the Green River floodplain and meandering river in western
Wyoming (IMG_8984)
Meandering Green River, Wyoming.
Aerial view of the Green River, western Wyoming as it meanders over its floodplain. (IMG_9163)
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Cascade Volcanoes, Oregon
Aerial view of Cascade Volcanoes, Oregon, looking south over Mt. Jefferson to the Three Sisters stratovolcanoes.
Download ImageIrrigated and non-irrigated desert, Phoenix, AZ
Aerial view of Irrigated and non-irrigated desert, Phoenix, AZ(IMG_7904)
Download ImageBasin and Range Province, CA-NV
Aerial view of several parallel mountain ranges and intervening basins between the Last Chance Range and Eureka Valley (in Death Valley National Park) and the Sierra Nevada. The Eureka Sand dunes can be seen in the lower left part of the photo. (ID: IMG_7973)
Download ImageThe Sierra Nevada and Mono Lake
Aerial view of Sierra Nevada and Mono Lake. The Sierra rises along a series of normal and strike-slip faults. Here, the range rises abruptly behind Mono Lake, an alkaline lake with no natural outlet. The concentric rings around the lake are ancient shorelines, called strandlines, from higher stands of the lake. (ID: IMG_7993)
Download ImageColorado River, Arizona
Aerial view of Bullhead City, Arizona and Colorado River. (IMG_7925)
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aqueduct in Arizona desert (vertical)
Aerial view of aqueduct in Arizona desert. (IMG_7885)
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Irrigated and non-irrigated desert, Phoenix, AZ (vertical)
Aerial view of Irrigated and non-irrigated desert, Phoenix, Arizona. (IMG_7903)
Download ImageClearcut forest, Olympic Mtns, WA (vertical)
Clearcut forest, Olympic Mtns, WA (vertical) (IMG_6349)
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Overturned graded sandstone bed
Overturned graded sandstone bed. Turbidite deposit, Oregon. (IMG_6248)
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