Geologic map of Capitol Reef National Park and vicinity, (Garfield and San Juan Counties) Utah (M-87) colorado river Most of the mountain consists

Most of the mountain consists of Permian and Pennsylvanian marine sedimentary strata capped by probable Late Cretaceous and early Tertiary synorogenic deposits

The Paradox Basin of Utah and Colorado is truly a unique area of the world where active processes constantly create and destroy some rather unusual landforms in rather concentrated settings: deep canyons

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Geologic map of Capitol Reef National Park and vicinity, (Garfield and San Juan Counties) Utah (M-87) colorado river Most of the mountain consistsBy: G. Billingsley, P. W. Huntoon, and W. J. Breed This map covers the geology of Capitol Reef National Park. Information in this publication includes: two cross sections, a correlation of map units, a lithologic column, and a description of map units. Other Information: Published: 1987 Plates: 5 pl. Scale: 1: 62,500 Location: Garfield County, Kane County, Sevier County, and Wayne County Media Type: Paper Map