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Icebergs in glacial lake, New Zealand
Icebergs in lake below Hooker Glacier. Aoraki/Mt. Cook area, New Zealand. This lake is the source of the Hooker River. (140128-52)
Download ImageTalus cones, New Zealand
Talus cones, built from the accumulation of rock fall. (ID 140128-25)
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Mt. Cook (Aoraki), New Zealand
Mt. Cook, highest point in New Zealand. Also called Aoraki, it reaches an elevation of 3,724m (12,218 feet) (ID 140128-14)
Download ImageTilted beds of Fountain Formation, Colorado
Tilted Pennsylvanian-Permian sandstone of Fountain Formation, Colorado (131024-24)
Download ImageLake Pukaki and Mt. Cook, NZ
Lake Pukaki and Mt. Cook, of the southern Alps of New Zealand Lake Pukaki fills a glacial trough. (ID 140127-72)
Download ImageEarthquake-damage. New Zealand
Earthquake-damaged home on cliff edge, Christchurch, New Zealand. The cliff failed during the 2010 Christchurch earthquakes. Note the Exposed basalt-filled channel and the shipping containers along the highway to mitigate further sliding or rockfall (ID: 140127-28)
Download ImageMt. Cook (Aoraki), New Zealand
Mt. Cook, highest point in New Zealand. Also called Aoraki, it reaches an elevation of 3,724m (12,218 feet) (ID 140128-1)
Download ImageEarthquate damage, New Zealand
Earthquake-damaged home on cliff edge, Christchurch, New Zealand. The cliff failed during the 2010 Christchurch earthquakes. (ID: 140127-7)
Download ImageLake Tekapo, New Zealand
Lake Tekapo and southern Alps, New Zealand. Lake Tekapo fills a glacial trough. New Zealand. (ID 140127-60)
Download ImageFountain Formation, Colorado (square)
Tilted Pennsylvanian-Permian sandstone of Fountain Formation, Colorado (131024-28)
Download ImageEarthquake-damage. New Zealand
Earthquake-damaged home on cliff edge, Christchurch, New Zealand. The cliff failed during the 2010 Christchurch earthquakes. Note the basalt-filled channel exposed in the cliff face. (ID: 140127-34)
Download ImageTilted Fountain Fm., Colorado
Tilted Pennsylvanian-Permian sandstone of Fountain Formation, Colorado (131024-9)
Download ImageSlate of the Galice Formation, OR
Slate of the Galice Formation, near Cave Junction, Oregon (ID: 140119-3)
Download ImageUplifted marine terrace, New Zealand
Houses built on top uplifted marine terrace, Wellington, New Zealand. (ID# 140125-25)
Download ImageMudstone-matrix melange, OR
Mudstone-matrix melange, Sixes River Terrane of the Franciscan Assemblage, Oregon. (ID: 140119-18)
Download ImageStream Cobbles Oregon
Ultramafic cobbles in Rough and Ready Creek, drained from the Smith River Terrane of the Western Klamath Belt, Cave Junction, Oregon. (ID: 140119-12t2)
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Fountain Formation, Colorado. (vertical
Pennsylvanian-Permian sandstone of Fountain Formation, Colorado (131024-6)
Download ImageHogbacks of Fountain Formation, Colorado.
Strike valley and hogback eroded into Pennsylvanian-Permian sandstone and conglomerate of Fountain Formation, Colorado (131024-19)
Download ImageFountain Formation, Colorado.
Pennsylvanian-Permian sandstone of Fountain Formation, Colorado (131024-7)
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