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Basalt of The Narrows

Basalt field note by  
Calvin
on Yellowstone River, Tower Creek, Antelope Creek on Tower Fall Trail, Tower Falls Trail, Colter’s Route in 1807, Washburn-Langford-Doane Route, Bannock Trail, Folsom-Cook-Peterson Route in Yellowstone NP, WY · Jul 5th, 2023
Two horizontal layers of columnar basalt (old lava flows) are located above the Yellowstone River.
Tower Falls And Yellowstone River
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Taxonomy

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Basalt
Waterbodies
Yellowstone River
River
Tower Creek
Creek
Antelope Creek
Creek
Geologic Formation
Undivided surficial deposits (WYQu;0)
Geologic Formation
Location
Coordinates
44.89323°N 110.38577°W
Decimal
12TWQ4850071272
MGRS
44°53′35.61584″ N 110°23′8.75427″ W
DMS
Elevation
6,453 ft
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