Between Torrington and Van Tassel. Eastern edge of Wyoming north of Cheyenne. Fossil fearing buttes - high plains of E. Wyoming
Plains 4 to 5 thousand ft. elevation. In this butte strata of hard and of chalky limestone which bear the fossils found camel
bones here. Toward the top a strata of volcanic ash, water deposited, several ft. in thickness. Deposits of (?) locally. No
trees in these plains except by streams where cottonwoods grow.
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Title:
Between Torrington and Van Tassel. Eastern edge of Wyoming north of Cheyenne. Fossil fearing buttes - high plains of E. Wyoming Plains 4 to 5 thousand ft. elevation. In this butte strata of hard and of chalky limestone which bear the fossils found camel bones here. Toward the top a strata of volcanic ash, water deposited, several ft. in thickness. Deposits of (?) locally. No trees in these plains except by streams where cottonwoods grow.Creator:
Unknown EldridgeSubject:
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Land
Mountains
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Description:
Between Torrington and Van Tassel. Eastern edge of Wyoming north of Cheyenne. Fossil fearing buttes - high plains of E. Wyoming Plains 4 to 5 thousand ft. elevation. In this butte strata of hard and of chalky limestone which bear the fossils found camel bones here. Toward the top a strata of volcanic ash, water deposited, several ft. in thickness. Deposits of (?) locally. No trees in these plains except by streams where cottonwoods grow.Publisher:
Keystone View CompanyContributor:
Gifford M. MastDate:
1929Type:
PhotographyFormat:
Keystone photo print 7.18 in. x 4.18 in.Identifier:
1996.0009.KU90214Language:
engCoverage:
North and Central AmericaUnited States
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park