Coal resource map of Utah (M-226dm) Forest Service Map one of the world's largest

one of the world's largest natural rock spans

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This part of the section is thinner in this quadrangle than farther north and the maximum exposed thickness of Lower Cretaceous beds is only about 512 feet

In Blood and Thunder

Media Type: DVD

Coal resource map of Utah (M-226dm) Forest Service Map one of the world's largestBy: D. E. Tabet and S. I. Wakefield This map depicts the coal resources in the state of Utah. Information given on the map includes: federal coal leases, state coal leases, coal area with beds over 4 feet, and areas underlain by coal bearing rocks. This self actuating CD ROM contains an easily accessible image with software for viewing and printing. It also has all the shape files needed to replicate the map in a GIS framework, but software is needed