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Photo ID: h0x14hSubject: Sedimentary RocksDescription
Colorado Plateau; Cutler Formation; De Chelly Sandstone; Degradation; Denudation; Differential Erosion; Erosion; Erosional Features; Erosional Surfaces; Geomorphology; Mitten Buttes; Oregon Rock Shale; Permian; Sandstone; Shinarump Formation; Surface ProcessesOne of the Mitten Buttes of Monument Valley in Arizona. These monuments of the valley are created as soft shales of the Cutler Formation erode away, leaving massive vertically jointed slabs of sandstone without support.

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Bruce Molnia

Credit Line: Copyright © Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics
North America; United States; Arizona; Monument Valley Tribal Park
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: he2cv5Subject: Sedimentary RocksDescription
Bedding Planes; Colorado Plateau; Cutler Formation; Erosion; Erosional Features; Moenkopi Formation; Organ Rock Tongue; Petrology; Sandstone; StratigraphyFisher Towers in Utah. This is considered to be one of the most scenic areas in the state of Utah.
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Bryan Law

Credit Line: Copyright © Bryan Law
North America; United States; Utah; Fisher Towers
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: hhrns1Subject: Surface ProcessesDescription
Colorado Plateau; Cutler Formation; De Chelly Sandstone; Degradation; Denudation; Differential Erosion; Erosional Features; Erosional Forms; Erosional Surfaces; Geomorphology; Landform Evolution; Mesas; Mitten Buttes; Oregon Rock Shale; Permian; Sandstone; Sedimentary Rocks; Shinarump FormationMonument Valley, UT and AZ. View south from San Juan River near Mexican Hat, UT. Image taken April 12, 1966.

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Louis Maher

Credit Line: Copyright © Louis Maher
North America; United States; Utah; Monument Valley
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: hhrnx3Subject: StructureDescription
Anticlines; Antiform Folds; Arches; Cutler Formation; Deformation; Dip; Erosion; Fluvial Features; Folding; Geanticlines; Geomorphology; Halgaito Formation; Limbs; Pennsylvanian; Permian; Rico Formation; Rivers; Strike; Structural Geology; Upright FoldsWest limb of anticline along San Juan River just east of Mexican Hat, UT. The flat rocks at left belong to the Halgaito fm, a member of the Cutler fm (Permian). The steeply-dipping beds at center belong to the Rico fm (Pennsylvanian-Permian), and the underlying beds at the right belong to the Hermosa fm (Pennsylvanian). Image taken in April of 1966.

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Louis Maher

Credit Line: Copyright © Louis Maher
North America; United States; Utah; San Juan River
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: hl4kjhSubject: Surface ProcessesDescription
Colorado Plateau; Cutler Formation; De Chelly Sandstone; Degradation; Denudation; Differential Erosion; Erosional Features; Erosional Forms; Erosional Surfaces; Geomorphology; Landform Evolution; Mesas; Mitten Buttes; Oregon Rock Shale; Permian; Sandstone; Sedimentary Rocks; Shinarump FormationThe towering mesas of sandstone formed by wind and water erosion in Arizona's Monument Valley. These monuments are created as soft shales of the Cutler Formation erode away, leaving massive vertically jointed slabs of sandstone without support.

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Gene Alexander

Credit Line: Copyright © Gene Alexander, NRCS
North America; United States; Arizona; Monument Valley Tribal Park
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: hl4km3Subject: Surface ProcessesDescription
Colorado Plateau; Cutler Formation; De Chelly Sandstone; Degradation; Denudation; Differential Erosion; Erosional Features; Erosional Forms; Erosional Surfaces; Geomorphology; Landform Evolution; Mesas; Mitten Buttes; Oregon Rock Shale; Permian; Sandstone; Sedimentary Rocks; Shinarump FormationTowering mesas of sandstone formed by wind and water erosion in Arizona's Monument Valley. These monuments are created as soft shales of the Cutler Formation erode away, leaving massive vertically jointed slabs of sandstone without support.

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Gene Alexander

Credit Line: Copyright © Gene Alexander, NRCS
North America; United States; Arizona; Monument Valley Tribal Park
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: ih073vSubject: LandscapeDescription
Colorado Plateau; Cutler Formation; De Chelly Sandstone; Degradation; Denudation; Differential Erosion; Erosion; Erosional Features; Erosional Surfaces; Geomorphology; Mitten Buttes; Oregon Rock Shale; Permian; Sandstone; Shinarump Formation; Surface ProcessesView of Monument Valley.

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Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier
North America; United States; Arizona; Monument Valley
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: io7ryeSubject: Surface ProcessesDescription
Buttes; Cutler Formation; De Chelly Sandstone; Degradation; Denudation; Differential Erosion; Erosion; Erosion Features; Erosion Surfaces; Geomorphology; Oregon Rock Shale; Permian; Sandstone; Shinarump Formation; Spires; Surface ProcessesThe setting sun highlights these buttes and spires in Arizona's Monument Valley. These monuments of the valley are created as soft shales of the Cutler Formation erode away, leaving massive vertically jointed slabs of sandstone without support.

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Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier
North America; United States; Arizona; Monument Valley
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: io7t1rSubject: Sedimentary RocksDescription
Buttes; Cutler Formation; De Chelly Sandstone; Degradation; Denudation; Differential Erosion; Erosion; Erosion Features; Erosion Surfaces; Geomorphology; Oregon Rock Shale; Permian; Sandstone; Shinarump Formation; Surface ProcessesThis butte is in Arizona's Monument Valley. The monuments of the valley are created as soft shales of the Cutler Formation erode away, leaving massive vertically jointed slabs of sandstone without support.

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Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier
North America; United States; Arizona; Monument Valley
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

Photo ID: io7tbiSubject: Surface ProcessesDescription
Buttes; Cutler Formation; De Chelly Sandstone; Degradation; Denudation; Differential Erosion; Erosion Features; Erosion Features; Geomorphology; Gorges; Landforms; Oregon Rock Shale; Permian; Permian; Sandstone; Shinarump Formation; Surface Processes; TalusSlabs of weathered sandstone fall from the cliff and pile up at the base here in Arizona's Monument Valley. The monuments of the valley are created as soft shales of the Cutler Formation, erode away and leave massive vertically jointed slabs of sandstone without support.

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Michael Collier

Credit Line: Copyright © Michael Collier
North America; United States; Arizona; Monument Valley
Photo Quality | LargeAvailable for Commercial Use

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