Interim geologic map of unconsolidated deposits in the Payson Lakes quadrangle, Utah County, Utah (OFR-571) 100k fossils—and maybe even gold

fossils—and maybe even gold

This compilation of eight seismotectonic reports pertaining to seismic safety evaluations conducted during the 1980s and 1990s is the first such legacy document released in the Paleoseismology series

OG-22 Petroleum geology of the Cisco Townsite and Cisco Wash areas

including the Three Creeks Tuff Member of the Bullion Canyon volcanics

Interim geologic map of unconsolidated deposits in the Payson Lakes quadrangle, Utah County, Utah (OFR-571) 100k fossils—and maybe even goldBy: B. J. Solomon They Payson Lakes quadrangle covers part of the Wasatch Range south of Utah Valley. The Wasatch Range in the quadrangle includes the northeastern part of the Mount Nebo Wilderness. The centerpiece of the Wilderness is Mount Nebo, the highest peak in the Wasatch Range. The population of the Payson Lakes quadrangle is largely transient because land use is primarily recreational. However, the quadrangle is only a short commute from the