Interim Geologic Map of the Park City West Quadrangle, Summit and Wasatch Counties, Utah (OFR-697dm) Media Type:PAPER non-district occurrences

non-district occurrences

The database and maps cover the more structurally simple area on the southwest side of the Paradox Basin

and the state even has an official dinosaur

From the iconic landscapes of Coyote Gulch and Calf Creek Falls to lesser-known trails revealing slot canyons and desert springs

Interim Geologic Map of the Park City West Quadrangle, Summit and Wasatch Counties, Utah (OFR-697dm) Media Type:PAPER non-district occurrencesBy: Robert F. Biek, W. Adolph Yonkee, and William D. Loughlin The Park City West quadrangle includes the crest of the Wasatch Range north of Big Cottonwood Canyon and the Park Meadows and Snyderville basins at the base of the ranges eastern flank. The quadrangles geology is dominated by Paleozoic and Mesozoic shallow marine and continental strata exposed along the Uinta Cottonwood arch and in the Mount Raymond thrust sheet that were folded and thrust