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Jurassic, former extent of 68 
littoral belt 38 
of the terraces 16, 34 
Sheavwits 113, 200 
Kaibab defined 2, 10, Chap. X 
division of Grand Canon 22, 123 
greater erosion of 258 
lagoons on 137 
structure of ....Chap. X 
rainfall of 137,236 
ravines of. 131 
summit of Chap. VH 
Kaiparowits Peat 31 
Plateau 14, 33, 38 
Kanab Caiion 13, 23, 49, 80, 128 
division of Grand CaBon 23 
Creek 24,49,194 
Plateau 2, 10, 13, 104, 124, 130 
village 78 
XTvagunt 'Valley 181 
Lacustrine beds, Eocene 29, 215 
Lagoons 137, 174 
Lake basins, formation of 216 
Land areas, Mesozoic 48,214 
Lava caps 103, 105 
cascades 85, 92, 106, 116 
Lavas faulted 117 
of the Uinkaret 82, 84, 106 
Length of Grand Caiion 23, 24 
Limestones, rarity in Mesozoic 209 
red wall 89,145,159,164 
Linear airangement of vents 105 
Lithologic characters of strata 209 
Little Colorado 22, 204 
Little Do Motto Park 138, 171 
Little Zion Fork (Mu-kun-tu-weap) 48 
Valley 58 
Littoral belt 30, 32, 38, 42, 65 
Load transi)orted by Colorado 236 
Logan, Mount 46, 103, 105 
Mainland Mesozoic of Arizona 215 
of Great Basin 65, 67, 214 
Marble Canon 2, 10, 14, 22, 74, 178, 203, 240 
Marble Canon platform 14, 176, 199, 203 
Markdgunt Plateau 16, 26, 27 
Marls, Eocene 27 
Mesozoic lands 48, 214 
shore lines 21 
Meteorology of district 237 
Milk Spring 159, 168 
Miocene climate 223 
Monocline, Amphitheaters in 197 
Echo Cliff...... 21,39,74,205 
East Kaibab 13, 21, 75, 122, 177, 183, 192, 198 
Moquis villages 176 
Muav Canon 163, 165 
Mu-kun-tu-wcap 48, 58 
Niches and panels 149, 259' 
Night travel 124 
Olivine in basalt 82 
Origin of plateau drainage 217 
Ottoman Amphitheater 175 
Outliers, Eocene 31 
Permian 12, 15, 46, 102 
Triassic . . . .- 42 
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Paleozoic conditions 206 
Panels in red wall 149, 259 
Paria Amphitheater 32, 38, 201 
Paria Plateau 2, 10, 14, Chap. XT 
Paria Kiver 24, 49, 201 
PariaVillage 41 
Parks on the Kaibah 133, 135, 138, 171 
Paninuweap 49, 58 
Parusi-wompats 157 
Pauns^gunt 16, 27 
Permian in Echo Cliff 205 
former extension of 3, 68 
at foot of Hurricane ledge 115 
outliers 12, 15 
terrace 17, 43, 80, 123 
remnants, Uinkaret 102, 107, 117 
Persistence of rivers 219 
Pine V alley range 27 
Pines on the Kaibab 133 
Pink Cliffs (Eocene) 16, 27 
Pinnacles, Kaibab 165 
Toroweap 85 
Pipe Spring 20, 53, 78 
Plateau, Powell’s 162 
Pliocene climate 187, 192, 201, 223 
Point Sublime Chap. VUI 
Powell, Silurian at head of Grand Canon 179 
Powell’s Plateau 162 
Profiles of walls 85, 147, 227, 251 
Vermilion Cliffs 52 
Queantoweap Valley.- 106,109,115 
Rainfall and altitude 200 
of district 236,237 
of Kaibab 236 
Rapids in the river 98, 241, 244 
Ravines of the Kaibab 131, 196 
Recent basalts ill 
Recession of cliffs 62, 200, 249, 259 
Red Butte 15,40 
Red "Wall Group 89, 145, 159, 164, 204 
panels and niches 149,259 
recession of 257 
Ripple-marks 69 
Rivers, origin of 219 
persistence of 72,219 
Sand and clay'in river 237 
San Francisco Mountains 15,41, 66,224 
San Juan, mesas of 176 
Selenite 210,237 
Shallow waters 210, 211, 213 
Sheavwits Plateau 2, 10, 11, 101 
basalts of 107 
Grand Canon in 23 
Triassic strata of 41 
Shiu-d-rump Conglomerate 44 
Shinumo Amphitheater 167 
Shiva’s Temple 150, 169, 171 
Shoreline of Great Basin 21, 48, 66 
Short Creek 53 
Sierra country 10, 18, 27, 48, 66 
Silicified wood 69, 211 
Silurian strata 18, 89, 180, 207, 209 
Sinking of streams 129, 196 
Smithsonian Butte 57 
Spanish bayonet (yucca) 128 
