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  1. Goosenecks State Park is located near the southern border of the state of Utah. The park is 'simply' an overlook into the 1000 ft. deep meanders of the San Juan River that runs from southern Colorado through Utah and finally into Lake Powell where it joins the Colorado River. At some point in time, people from Phoenix ...

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      Total Views
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      Explore Score
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  2. The Oquirrh Mountains. Location of the Rio Tinto Kennecott Bingham Canyon Mine (one of the world's largest open pit mines) on the West end of the Salt Lake Valley. Gigapan was shot by hand standing in the Ogio parking lot in the Porter Rockwell Center in Bluffdale, Utah with a Nikon D90 and an AF-S VR Zoom-Nikkor 7...

  3. This is my first Gigapan that I have attempted. It was taken from the peak of Squaw Mountain. Before leaving I had no idea how hard it would be to make the hike with my Manfroto tripod, 7D, 70-200 lens and the Gigapan Epic Pro. I was freeeezing during the setup and 37 minutes of picture taking. Something I suspected wa...

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      Comments
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      10
      Total Views
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      Explore Score
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        3.65 Gigapixels
        Added
        November 14, 2010
        Date Taken
        November 13, 2010
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  4. Our new Gigavision timelapse camera is online - it shoots a 3.2 gigapixel image every 3-4 hours. Images are uploaded to our automated stitching server at the University of Chicago. Our interactive gigapixel timelapse player and more information about the Gigavision project is here: www.gigavision.org Will open in a new tab or window Here's...

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      Explore Score
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  5. Take Back Utah protects access to our public lands and defends the freedom of all American’s to explore and experience America’s Wild Places, while preserving America’s small town economies and rural lifestyles through responsible land use.

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      Total Views
      496
      Explore Score
      80

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        0.09 Gigapixels
        Added
        August 21, 2011
        Date Taken
        August 21, 2011
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  6. Alongside Route 163 lies the balancing rock feature that gives the area its name. Behind the hat is a remarkable geological formation that looks like a zig-zag pattern on a bolt of cloth. The ridge is one of multiple folds in the top layers of sandstone that run north-south called The Comb.

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      Comments
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      Total Views
      1996
      Explore Score
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        Size
        0.27 Gigapixels
        Added
        May 30, 2010
        Date Taken
        May 14, 2010
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  7. These are synorogenic conglomerates deposited during the peak of Late Cretaceous Sevier Orogeny thrusting in the Utah-Wyoming Thrust Belt.

  8. I am very proud of this pano. I think it is the best one I've made so far because of the good exposure an clean stitching. There is a lot of detail in the city.

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      2
      Comments
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      Snapshots
      29
      Total Views
      2321
      Explore Score
      61

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        17.47 Gigapixels
        Added
        September 09, 2011
        Date Taken
        September 08, 2011
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  9. David Pivin beat me to this one, and got more pixels and richer color to boot (www.gigapan.org/gigapans/49832/). All I can claim is a little wider field of view.

  10. The abrupt east face of the San Rafael Swell where I-70 pierces it. Outside of Boulder, Colorado you'd be hard pressed to find a better example of hogbacks.

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