Bonneville Flood

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View looking north to Pocatello Idaho, May 1983. Note high water table in gravel pit.

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View east of Portneuf Narrows southeast of Pocatello. This is the Gateway to the Pacific Northwest. The basalt of Portneuf Valley came through here 500,000 years ago, the Lake Bonneville Flood 14,500 years ago, and the Utah Northern narrow gauge railroad first in 1878. The Lake Bonneville flood here was 400 feet deep to the top of the lowest bench on the left (north) side of the gap.

View looking north to Pocatello Idaho, May 1983. Note high water table in gravel pit.

Page 1 and 2: Mule, near Brigham City, Utah. View
Page 3 and 4: Red Rock Butte at Red Rock Pass. Th
Page 5: Basalt flow near Inkom, scoured by
Page 9 and 10: Size (in feet) of Bonneville Flood
Page 11 and 12: Lake Channel, cut by the Lake Bonne
Page 13 and 14: Shoshone Falls, deepened by the Lak

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