Question: How was Devil's Slide formed?
From: ypcopy1001@qwest.net
How was Devil's Slide formed? Corrosion, Earthquake, Mudslide, or Floods? Cannot find it anywhere.
posted from CPRR Discussion Group at 9:22 AM
Wednesday, September 21, 2005
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According to the Utah Geological Survey, "Devils Slide, ... Morgan County, Utah ... is a classic example of how different rock layers, depending on their composition, are affected by weathering and erosion."
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