File:Exhumed Paleochannel, Emery County, Utah2.jpg
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English: Exhumed fluvial paleochannel, Emery County, Utah. The erosion of softer surrounding mudstone left this paleochannel as a sandstone ridge. Created from USDA/FSA Aerial Photography Field Office 2009 NAIP digital aerial orthophoto mosaic for Emery County, Utah. latitude 38° 52’ 23.35”, longitude -110° 13’ 2.63” |
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