US Geological Survey Wyoming Topographic 1:500,000 Scale Map Wasatch Hiking Books and late Tertiary to Holocene

and late Tertiary to Holocene Basin-and-Range extension

The majority of the bituminous zones are stratigraphically contained within Eocene sandstone bodies representing deltaic facies deposited near the shoreline of Lake Uinta

Scale 1:80

Characterization of the Davis Canyon site

stretch northeast to southwest across the map area

US Geological Survey Wyoming Topographic 1:500,000 Scale Map Wasatch Hiking Books and late Tertiary to HoloceneThe U. S. Geological Survey (USGS) 1: 500,000 scale State of Wyoming Topographic map covers large areas at one inch, about eight miles. These maps are used for regional and statewide planning and land management. They are less detailed than 1: 24,000 scale maps, the most detailed maps of the United States, but they still show major features like boundaries, state parks, airports, roads, and railroads. They also show footbridges, drawbridges, fence