Mountains and canyons
Subtitle: a photographic description of the Rocky Mountain region
By: photographs, Jack Rathbone ; sketches, Darwin Spearing ; text, Lawrence I. Goldman, Mark W. Longman, and Jack Rathbone.
Contributors: Goldman, Lawrence I.; Longman, Mark W.; Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists.
Publisher: Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
Published: 1995
Place of publication: Denver, Colo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 100
Subjects: Mountains -- Rocky Mountains Region -- Pictorial works.; Rocky Mountains -- Pictorial works.
Table of contents: title: North central Colorado: Lake Isabelle; Longs Peak; Dream Lake and Hallett Peak; Taylor Peak, Otis Peak, and Hallett Peak; Flattop Mountain; Mt. Terra Tomah, Mt. Julian, Highest Lake, and Mt. Ida; North Saint Vrain Creek and Mt. Copeland; Hahns Peak; title: Western Colorado: Trapper's Lake; Wilson Peak; Gates of Lodore, Dinosaur National Monument; Steamboat Rock; The great unconformity in Glenwood Canyon; Folded sedimentary beds near Dotsero; Independence Monument; Mt. Garfield; Engineer Mountain; The great unconformity in Box Canyon; Marron Bells; Mt. Sopris; Horseshoe Mountain; title: South Central Colorado: Pikes Peak; Garden of the Gods; West Spanish Peak; The Devil's Stairway; Monument Lake; Crestone group of peaks; Great Sand Dunes; title: Wyoming: Teton Mountains; The Grand Teton Peak; Grand Teton Peak and the Snake River; Mt. Moran; Square Top Mountain; New Fork Lake; Devils Tower; title: Arizona: Saguaro cactus; Agathla Peak; Monument Valley; Cliff dwellings in Canyon de Chelly; White House ruins in Canyon de Chelly; title: Rhyolite in Chiricahua National Monument; title: Utah, Nevada, and North Dakota: Owachoma Bridge; Delicate Arch; Double Arch; Navajo Twin Rocks; Wheeler Peak; Little Missouri River Badlands; Drilling rig; title: Geological time scale; title: Glossary of geologic terms.