Geologic map of the West Mountain quadrangle, Utah County, Utah (M-234) Stratigraphy The quadrangle includes the northeastern

The quadrangle includes the northeastern part of Great Salt Lake (Willard Bay)

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Bedrock in the Plain City quadrangle crops out in the northeastern part of the quadrangle

Geologic map of the West Mountain quadrangle, Utah County, Utah (M-234) Stratigraphy The quadrangle includes the northeasternBy: D. L. Clark West Mountain is a range block about 8 miles long by 1 to 2 miles wide in the northeast Great Basin. Most of the mountain consists of Permian and Pennsylvanian marine sedimentary strata capped by probable Late Cretaceous and early Tertiary synorogenic deposits. The southern quarter of the mountain (herein informally referred to as the Quarry Hills) consists largely of Mississippian, Devonian, and Cambrian sedimentary strata. West