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WASHINGTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY     (Washington County, Utah)

BOOK

"Geology Underfoot in Southern Utah"

by Richard L. Orndorff, Robert W. Wieder, and David G. Futey

Paperback, 6x9"
320 pages with 153 photos, 31 maps, and 47 figures
Published by Mountain Press Publishing Company, Missoula MT, (800)234-5308, http://mountain-press.com
First Edition (March 1, 2006)
ISBN 0-87842-517-9
ISBN 978-087842-517-4 (13 digit)


AVAILABILITY

This book is sold in the bookstore at the Interagency Offices & Visitor Center,
    345 E. Riverside Drive in St. George, (435)688-3200
or from many sources online.

It is also available in the Washington County Library, call number "557.92 Orndorff".

For a press release announcing this book, click here.


COVER

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREFACE
THE GEOLOGY OF SOUTHERN UTAH
      1   READING A LAVA LANDSCAPE: Snow Canyon State Park
      2   WHERE DINOSAURS ROAMED: St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm
      3   WHEN WATER CLEAVES ROCK: Parowan Gap
      4   AN ALLURING LUSTER: Frisco and the Horn Silver Mine
      5   A DESICCATED REMNANT OF LAKE BONNEVILLE: Sevier Lake
      6   FOLDED ROCKS: The Virgin Anticline, Quail Creek State Park
      7   IN THE HEART OF THE TRANSITION ZONE: Hurricane Fault
      8   AN ANCIENT DESERT SLEEPS: The Navajo Sandstone, Zion National Park
      9   WATER FROM STONE: Weeping Rock, Zion Natinonal Park
    10   GRAVITY AT WORK: The Springdale Landslide
    11   A DESERT REBORN: Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park
    12   CYCLES OF CHANGE: Castle Rock Campground
    13   A RECORD OF EXPLOSIVE ERUPTIONS: Fremont Indian State Park
    14   A TOOLMAKER'S DELIGHT: Obsidian at Fremont Indian State Park
    15   ICE AGE GLACIERS: Fish Lake Valley
    16   UNLIKELY NEIGHBORS AT RED CANYON: Sevier Fault
    17   A FAIRYLAND OF COLOR AND FORM: Bryce Canyon National Park
    18   NATURE'S PALETTE: Escalante State Park and the Petrified Forest
    19   TRAVELING THROUGH TIME: The Waterpocket Fold, Capital Reef National Park
    20   SOMEONE PASS THE TABASCO AND A COLD BEER!: An Oyster Reef in the Desert
    21   A WEATHERED ARMY ON THE MARCH: Goblin Valley State Park
    22   RADIATION FEVER: Temple Mountain Uranium Mines
    23   SLITHERING THROUGH A SLOT CANYON: The San Rafael Reef
    24   UPLIFT AND EROSION ON THE COLORADO PLATEAU: Goosenecks of the San Juan River  
    25   MESAS, BUTTES, AND SPIRES: Valley of the Gods
    26   BRIDGES ACROSS TIME: Natural Bridges National Monument
    27   TSÉ HANE, THE ROCK THAT TELLS A STORY: Newspaper Rock
    28   AT THE MYSTERY'S CORE: Upheaval Dome
    29   A SEA OF FINS: The Fiery Furnace
    30   WEATHERING THE TESTS OF TIME: Arches National Park and the Entrada Sandstone
    31   IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF GIANTS: Copper Ridge Dinasaur Tracks
    32   INTRUDERS IN A SEDIMENTARY DOMAIN: Red Mountain and the La Sal Laccoliths
    33   PERMAFROST AND FLOWING EARTH: Pariglacial Features in the La Sal Mountains
GLOSSARY
SOURCES OF MORE INFORMATION
INDEX
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