
Late quaternary sediments of the San Agustin basin
The sediments at this location within the San Agustin Plains are about 1000 feet thick. The surface sediments consist of quartz-rich sand that is eolian or fluvial reworked eolian material of the late Pleistocene and Holocene.
Image taken:
11/18/2019
by: Bonnie Frey
©
2019
Caption material courtesy of Dan Koning
Longitude: -107.616577
Latitude: 34.081046
(WGS 84 or NAD 83)
Image posted: 06-08-2020


