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Geologic map of Arches National Park
Geologic map of Arches National Park
By: H. H. Doelling Arches National Park is one of the geologic wonders of the world. It has the greatest concentration of stone arches on the earth developed around a salt anticline. An accumulation of nearly 10,000 feet of salt is found in the subsurface underneath parts of the park (Salt Valley anticline). This postcard presents a generalized geologic map of the park. Other Information: |
