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The Geologic Story of Colorado National Monument
Stanley William Lohman and John R. Stacy
Sheer red canyons and towering monoliths rise from the high Colorado plateau. Stanley Lohman explains how the Colorado National Monument was carved, from stream piracy and the Ice Age to the slow cutting of its canyons. A clear, engaging guide to a dramatic landscape's making. Discover how water and time sculpted Colorado's stone monuments.
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76 chapters
- 1Nearby Lava Flows[30]
- 2Ancestral Colorado River
- 3Piracy on the High Plateaus
- 4The Age of Man
- 5The Ice Age
- 6Capture of East Creek
- 7Canyon Cutting
- 8A Look into the Future
- 9How to See the Monument
- 10Trips Through and Around the Monument[34]
- 11From Grand Junction through the Redlands to the West Entrance of the Monument
- 12STARTING POINT
- 13REDLANDS CANAL
- 14SOUTH BROADWAY
- 15SOUTH CAMP ROAD SIDE TRIP
- 16BRACHIOSAURUS MONUMENT
- 17WATCH TURNS
- 18LEFT TURN WATCH FOR BUFFALO
+ 58 more. The full contents open with the book.
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