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Gallery: Great Valley Geology

Great Valley Geology

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Geological GigaPans from the Great Central Valley of California.

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  1. Panoramic view of Eagle Rest Peak, the Devils Kitchen Syncline, and the southern San Joaquin Valley from the crest of the San Emigdio Mountains near Pine Mountain Club, CA.

  2. Two views - Llano Seco Ranch, and the mainstem of the Sacramento River south of Chico - view looking West. Left-hand image - the Llano Seco Ranch. Seven Mile Lane crosses the bottom of the image, Ord Ferry Road is on right-hand side of image. Rght-hand image - Sacramento River between Ord Ferry and Highway 32 Big Chi...

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  3. Shot from a commercial Sacramento to Portland flight.

  4. Aerial panorama of the One Mile Lake area, downstream of the Thermalito Afterbay Outlet on the Lower Feather River. Much of this area is gold mining tailings which have been extensively mined for gravel, and in the 1960s, for material to build the Oroville Dam, about 10 miles upstream.

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  5. This mine is in tailings from the historic Cherokee Hydraulic mine. The stream in the image is a tributary to Dry Creek, which runs into the Cherokee Canal. The Cherokee Canal was originally designed to funnel/contain debris from the Cherokee Mine away from agricultural lands in the Butte Basin. The canal continues ...

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  6. This image shows three lynchpins of the Sacramento River's flood control system - Fremont Weir, the Yolo Bypass, and the Natomas Cross Canal. At high flows, the river spills over the Fremont Weir (the concrete-topped levee in the center-right of this image) and flows into the Yolo Bypass. In the center left of th...

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