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Death Valley National Park Geology

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

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  1. ... near Ballarat, California.

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

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

  4. Can you work out the geologic history recorded in the opposite canyon wall?

  5. 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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  6. 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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  7. Inspired by a photo of this spot Kyle House (@drjerque) posted on Twitter a month or two ago.

  8. ... completing our journey thru Titus Canyon.

  9. It wasn't easy for Berti and Edi to get a foothold on these polished walls.

  10. As the walls closed in I stopped to shoot this 360 because of some interesting geology. Can you find it?

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