Geology part ii

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This document contains photos and captions describing various geological features and processes, including a thrust fault, examples of mechanical weathering of granite, a landslide, sedimentary environments along a river, a granite erratic deposited by a megaflood, a marine environment at Mono Lake, and practical applications of geology like a hot springs resort and a large concrete arch bridge under construction.

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The same fault seen from 2000 feet down the road. Notice the cell antennas. The fault meets the road surface at nearly 90 degrees straight up. This fault is a thrust fault like that seen in Jackson Hole Wyoming

An example of Mechanical weathering of Granite. This area goes to -10F every December at night. This picture was taken near highway 80 in Verdi Nevada 3 miles from the California border.

This part of the Truckee River is silting up

Massive Granite Erratic deposited in a Megaflood Event - Granite is not in the areabackground rocks were artificially placed

Beautiful Monterey Bay in the afternoon.

Longest concrete arch bridge in the United States!

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Geology part ii

1. The Mt. Rose Fault

3. The same fault seen from 2000 feet down the road. Notice the cell antennas. The fault meets the road surface at nearly 90 degrees straight up. This fault is a thrust fault like that seen in Jackson Hole Wyoming

5. Weathering Processes

7. An example of Mechanical weathering of Granite. This area goes to -10F every December at night. This picture was taken near highway 80 in Verdi Nevada 3 miles from the California border.

8. Mass Wasting

9. Slide Mountain

10. Closer View

11. The Massive Side 1983

12. Sedimentary Environments

13. This part of the Truckee River is silting up

14.

15. Massive Granite Erratic deposited in a Megaflood Event - Granite is not in the areabackground rocks were artificially placed

16. Marine EnvironmentMono Lake California

17. Notice the famous flies!

18. Beautiful Monterey Bay in the afternoon.

19. Practical Uses of Geology