Geologic map of the Ogden 7.5-minute quadrangle, Weber and Davis Counties, Utah (M-200) Architecture reveal hidden springs

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Most of the surficial deposits in the Spanish Fork quadrangle were deposited by latest Pleistocene Lake Bonneville during the last glacial and overlie coalesced older alluvial fans

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Geologic map of the Ogden 7.5-minute quadrangle, Weber and Davis Counties, Utah (M-200) Architecture reveal hidden springsBy: W. A. Yonkee and M. Lowe The Ogden 7. 5 minute quadrangle includes parts of Utah? s Wasatch Range and Wasatch Front basin, which preserve a rich geologic history. Bedrock exposed in the Wasatch Range consists of Early Proterozoic high grade metamorphic and igneous (basement) rocks of the Farmington Canyon Complex, Paleozoic sedimentary rocks, rocks altered and deformed during the Cretaceous, and small Tertiary igneous dikes. The Farmington Canyon