File:Glen Canyon pothole.png
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DescriptionGlen Canyon pothole.png |
English: "Pot-hole in intermittent water course, Glen Canyon. Homogenous sandstone. These holes are often 10 to 15 feel deep, with the stones that ground them lyuing in the bottom". |
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Source | Dellenbaugh, Fredrick Samuel. The romance of the Colorado River... New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1909. Original from the University of California. Image courtesy HathiTrust. |
Author | J. Fennemore, U. S. Geological Survey |
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