Mud, Rocks, and Other Flood Deposits

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Mud, Rocks, and Other Flood Deposits

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Floodwaters carried mud, gravel, rocks, and even large boulders through the heart of the historic district at Scotty's Castle.

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death valley national park

other flood deposits

scotty s castle

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1916 - 2020

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National Parks Gallery

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https://npgallery.nps.gov/

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