The fault just south of Deer Creek. The new Maxson map has the wrong side down which, in turn, fouls up the contours for the geology--the map is a preliminary one--will be corrected in time

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  John Maxson, Preliminary Geologic Map of the Grand Canyon and Vicinity (West and Central)

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  Professional and personal papers of Otis R. Marston and his collection of the materials on the history of Colorado River and Green River regions.

  mssMarston papers

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  Mouth of Deer Creek. Preliminary gauge: 4400 cfs

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  mssMarston papers V077/0059

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  Vaughn Spring and source of Deer Creek. Trail to Thunder River starts on upper plateau at left. The depression shown at lower right appears on the contour maps

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  mssMarston papers V077/0066

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  Deer Creek Falls. Preliminary gauge at Bright Angel Creek: 107,000 cfs

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  Depression at Mile 136.8 just below Deer Creek. 138 Mile Rapid in distance at left

  Manuscripts

  mssMarston papers V077/0068