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Meandering river and floodplain, Oregon (vertical)
Aerial view of the Willamette River and its floodplain, Oregon. (190518-2)
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Aerial view of the Willamette River and its floodplain, Oregon. (190518-1)
Download ImageStrike valley and rule of V’s, Utah (vertical)
Aerial view of a strike valley and canyons that illustrate the Rule of Vs, Utah. (181031-38)
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Aerial view of strike Valley eroded along Capitol Reef Monocline, Utah. (181031-45)
Download ImageChanneled bayou, Houston, Texas
Channelized bayou and sideflow weir into an offline regional detention basin, Brays Bayou, Houston, Texas. (IP19-2636)
Download ImageBank collapse along urban waterway, Houston, Texas
Broken bicycle path from bank erosion along Buffalo Bayou, Houston, Texas. (IP19-2618)
Download ImageBuffalo Bayou, Houston, Texas (vertical)
View upstream of Buffalo Bayou from Rosemont Pedestrian Bridge, Houston. (IP19-2599)
Download ImageBuffalo Bayou, Houston, Texas
View upstream of Buffalo Bayou from Rosemont Pedestrian Bridge, Houston. (IP19-2599)
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Urban waterway: Buffalo Bayou and skyline of Houston, Texas (IP19-2596)
Download ImageChanneled bayou, Houston, Texas
Concrete-lined, channeled bayou. White Oak Bayou, Houston, Texas (190520-10)
Download ImageChanneled bayou, Houston, Texas
Concrete-lined, channeled bayou. White Oak Bayou, Houston, Texas (190520-8)
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Concrete-lined, channeled bayou. White Oak Bayou, Houston, Texas (190520-6)
Download ImageChanneled bayou, Houston, Texas
Concrete-lined, channeled bayou. White Oak Bayou, Houston, Texas (190520-5)
Download ImageGlacial valley and clouds, Colorado
Aerial of glacial valley and clouds, Longs Peak, Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. Note how Longs Pk forms a diamond-shaped headwall above the cirque. (190518-14)
Download ImageCovellite and pyrite veins
Platy covellite and pyrite veins in granitic rock. Penny for scale. From the collection of Mark Reed. (190415-12)
Download ImageMultiple quartz-moly-covellite veins
Multiple quartz-molybdenite-covellite veins in Butte Quartz Monzonite, a granitic rock, Montana. Penny for scale. From the collection of Mark Reed. (190415-9)
Download ImageCovellite vein cutting quartz-moly vein
Covellite vein cutting Butte Quartz Monzonite, a granitic rock. Penny for scale. From the collection of Mark Reed. (190415-8)
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Covellite vein cutting quartz-molybdenite vein in Butte Quartz Monzonite, a granitic rock. Penny for scale. From the collection of Mark Reed. (190415-7)
Download ImageNative copper and alteration (square)
Native copper and alteration in andesite. Penny for scale. From the collection of Mark Reed. (190415-4)
Download ImageStanding waves in river (vertical)
Standing waves in the Willamette River, Oregon. View looking downstream. (190412-7)
Download ImageCity park in flood, Eugene, Oregon
Alton Baker City Park inundated by water from flooding Willamette River, Eugene, Oregon (190409-3)
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