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Unit is subject to occasional flooding.
Pebbles are round to subround, chiefly mafic to intermediate volcanics, but sparse ash-flow tuff also. Gravel is mostly round to subround pebbles, but 10-20 percent cobbles and small boulders. Excellent source of mineable aggregate. In the quadrangle, Panguitch is located on the largest fan deposit, deposited by sporadic floods of Panguitch Creek. 14, T.35 S., R.5 W. and SE ,NE ,NW sec.