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Some collected images in Wyoming and Montana.

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Researchers stand at the edge of a saline soil bare patch, Medicine Lake NWR
Researchers at a saline soil bare patch, Medicine Lake NWR
Researchers at a saline soil bare patch, Medicine Lake NWR
Measuring bridge scour
Measuring bridge scour
Measuring bridge scour
Measuring bridge scour

Measuring bridge scour in Montana

USGS scientist on bridge at streamgage 13013650 with the Grand Teton Mountain Range in the background
Hydrologist at USGS Streamgage 13013650
Hydrologist at USGS Streamgage 13013650
Hydrologist at USGS Streamgage 13013650

USGS scientist checking in at USGS Streamgage 13013650 on the Snake River at Moose, Wyoming 

Bridge at USGS streamgage 06177000 during winter with ice over on the Missouri River
Bridge at USGS streamgage 06177000 winter
Bridge at USGS streamgage 06177000 winter
Bridge at USGS streamgage 06177000 winter

Bridge at USGS streamgage 06177000 during winter with ice over on the Missouri River 

The white stone outcrop is the Tongue River Formation
The white stone outcrop is the Tongue River Formation
The white stone outcrop is the Tongue River Formation
The white stone outcrop is the Tongue River Formation

The white stone outcrop is the Tongue River Formation. Photo taken north of Lame Deer, Montana.

Clinker formation near Medora, North Dakota
Clinker formation near Medora, North Dakota
Clinker formation near Medora, North Dakota
Clinker formation near Medora, North Dakota

Clinker is formed whn rock units that overlie exposed burning coal seams are baked and fused. The red clinker is more resistant to erosion than non-baked adjacent Fort Union Formation sandstone and forms the caps of many plateaus and buttes.

Clinker is formed whn rock units that overlie exposed burning coal seams are baked and fused. The red clinker is more resistant to erosion than non-baked adjacent Fort Union Formation sandstone and forms the caps of many plateaus and buttes.

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