Geologic Hazards of the Tickville Spring Quadrangle, Salt Lake and Utah Counties, Utah (SS-163) rock hounding

Geologic Hazards of the Tickville Spring Quadrangle, Salt Lake and Utah Counties, Utah (SS-163) rock houndingBy: Jessica J. Castleton, Ben A. Erickson, Greg N. McDonald, and Gregg S. Beukelman The Tickville Spring quadrangle, in southwestern Salt Lake Valley and Northern Cedar Valley, is expected to experience a significant population increase over the next several decades. As urbanization expands into areas less suited for development, geologic hazards become of increasing concern in planning, design, and construction of new facilities. This study includes

independent history scholar Gregory Michno has created a chronological listing of every significant fight between Indians and the United States Army

Several natural gas operators have identified the Bird's Nest aquifer in central Uintah County as a possible large-scale

Added longitude and latitude grids to all lakes using NAD 83 for the datum

bedrock and surficial deposit correlation charts

and gray strata from the Permian Kaibab Formation to the Jurassic Navajo Sandstone have been compressed into the broad

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and consists of Proterozoic metamorphic and igneous rocks

Petrophysical properties

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On the eastern edge of this seaway conditions were more conducive to carbonate deposition and many thick limestone deposits formed