Interim geologic map of the Co-op Creek quadrangle, Wasatch County, Utah (OFR-574) SH-1C Rainbow Bridge and Glen Canyon

Rainbow Bridge and Glen Canyon below the dam down to as far as Lee’s Ferry

flows through the southeast corner of the quadrangle and terminates at Sevier Lake

including one giving materials for composting

Grab the leash

and the structures

Interim geologic map of the Co-op Creek quadrangle, Wasatch County, Utah (OFR-574) SH-1C Rainbow Bridge and Glen CanyonBy: K. N. Constenius, J. C. Coogan, and J. K. King The Co op Creek quadrangle is about 25 miles east northeast of Provo, Utah, and is in the Strawberry River drainage basin above Strawberry Reservoir. Bedrock exposures in the quadrangle provide a glimpse of the Charleston Nebo thrust system through a cover of later Tertiary strata and Quaternary deposits, and provide a geologic link between Permian and Mesozoic rocks exposed to the northwest in the