Flood hazards from lakes and failures of dams in Utah (M-111) PECO Magnifier and their tributaries

and their tributaries

• Includes detailed comments

Unconsolidated surficial deposits of Holocene to lower Pleistocene

from basic field techniques and how a GPS works to computer-based mapping with GPS

Flood hazards from lakes and failures of dams in Utah (M-111) PECO Magnifier and their tributariesBy: K. M. Harty and G. E. Christenson Parts of Utah are subject to lake flooding hazards from large fluctuations of lake shorelines and intermittent flooding of dry lakes, mud salt flats, and marshes. The greatest potential for damage from lake flooding is along the Wasatch Front, where much of Utahs population is in close proximity to Great Salt Lake and Utah Lake. Lake flooding hazard elsewhere is more localized and generally confined to the