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Gallery: Death Valley National Park Geology

Death Valley National Park Geology

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Geological GigaPans from Death Valley National Park and the immediate vicinity.

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Ron Schott
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  2. Racetrack Playa, Death Valley National Monument, photographed 7_13_09, 8:16am-9:00am.

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  3. One of the most spetacular views in a national park full of them, here one can see over two miles of vertical relief, from Badwater, near the bottom of the image, 282 feet below sea level, to Telescope Peak, in the Panamint Range, 11043 feet above sea level. The white area at the center of the GigaPan is the salt pan ...

  4. 360 degrees panorama by ancient ruins in Death Valley (and a not so ancient car that got us there) 47 degrees when this was taken, and that is considered low over there, with an average of 49! Also, going out of valley towards west is one of the best drives anywhere!

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  5. Can you spot the Tertiary Pluton intruding the Panamint Range?

  6. ... from the junction of Panamint Valley Road and CA-190.

  7. Giant oolites from the Beck Spring Formation (ca. 723 Ma) very near Saratoga Springs in Death Valley, California. Data taken from this section and a discussion of the general Neoproterozoic geology of Death Valley can be found in a GSA Bulletin article by Corsetti and Kaufman (2003). To see these ooids in cross s...

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  8. ... as seen on May 28, 2010. A familiar sight to almost everyone who's been down Racetrack Valley to see the Racing Rocks. Also, even though it's a little less geological than the other GigaPans in the Death Valley NP Geology gallery, I just couldn't resist including it.

  9. Exposed in a roadcut in Death Valley National Park. Edi and Berti and their new pals are going to be much easier to spot in this GigaPan. [Well, it turns out that though they're less camouflaged by the geology, they aren't as well focused because I chose a fixed focus rather than autofocus in this case. For cleare...

  10. First GigaPan of a long day headed down Racetrack Valley...

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