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P. Kyle House, PhD., Surficial Geologic Mapping Specialist / Geomorphologist

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A particularly nice photo showing the early Pleistocene intracanyon basalts filling paleotopography in Miocene sediments and rhyolite. The upper level landslides are related to an interlava fluvial sand, gravel, and mud deposit that is 20 m thick.

A particularly nice photo showing the early Pleistocene intracanyon
basalts filling paleotopography in Miocene sediments and rhyolite. The
upper level landslides are related to an interlava fluvial sand,
gravel, and mud deposit that is 20 m thick.

Iron Point, Owyhee River gorge, OR

July 27, 2011 by Kyle House
July 27, 2011 /Kyle House
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