...Thomas J. Suchomel Abstract The Morton Ranch uranium deposits are located along the southern axis of the Powder River basin approximately 22 mi (35 km) northwest of Douglas, Wyoming. The property encompasses approximately 26,000 acres (10,400 ha.) of private and state lands and is divided into two...

...Marvin A. Buskala ABSTRACT The Brooks Ranch field is a stratigraphic-type oil field in T. 33 N., R. 77 W., Natrona and Converse counties, Wyoming. Field production is from the Upper Cretaceous Second Frontier sandstone. The sandstone thins eastward to a wedge-edge from a gross thickness of 25 feet...

... of the Gandy Ranch strand, or be reactivated by recent activity on the Gandy Ranch strand. The lack of strong geomorphic evidence for sustained, youthful faulting along the San Bernardino strand south of the Burro Flats region ( Allen, 1957 ; Matti et al., 1985 , 1992a ; Matti and Morton, 1993 ) might...

...William E. Galloway ABSTRACT Sandstone reservoirs deposited in microtidal barrier systems contain large oil and gas reserves in several Gulf Coast basin plays. Three representative Frio Sandstone reservoirs in West Ranch field show that barrier-island sand bodies are complex mosaics of barrier-core...

.... Clark, T. E. Fumal, K. K. Harms, J. J. Lienkaemper, D. M. Morton, B. J. O'Neill, C. L. Ostergren, D. J. Ponti, M. J. Rymer, J. L. Saxton, J. D. Sims, R. V. Sharp, K. E. Budding, and J. Boatwright--Surface Faulting Along the Superstition Hills Fault Zone and Nearby Faults Associated with the Earthquakes...

... historic surface faulting , U.S. Geol. Surv. Open-File rept. 32 pp. Budding K. E. Sharp R. V. (1988) . Surface faulting associated with the Elmore Desert Ranch and Superstition Hills...

... 5,438 Army P 20 B0PD Russ NFW 8 Converse 20-32N-70W Rodman, #1 Morton Ranch 6-67 2,987 Mesaverde 2,574 Mesaverde P 16 B0PD Morton NFW 9 Fremont 13-33N-90W Travis, #1 Federal 12-67 812 Phosphoria 762 Phosphoria P 37 B0PD Travis Unnamed NFW 10 Subiatte 20-36N-109W...

... interval of 10–16 mm/yr. At Matthews Ranch, in Pitman Canyon, ~13 km northwest of Badger Canyon, a landslide offset ~650 m with a 10 Be age of ca. 47 ka yields a slip rate of 14.5 +9.9 / −6.2 mm/yr (95% confidence interval). All of these slip rates for the San Bernardino strand are significantly slower...

.... (1989a) . Slip on the Elmore Ranch fault during the past 330 years and its relation to slip on the Superstition Hills fault , Bull. Seism. Soc. Am. 79 , 330 - 341 . Hudnut K. Seeber L...

... of the formation. * Nemodon aff. N. punctus Stephenson Ostrea plumosa Morton Ostrea saltillensis Bose (numerous) * Ostrea n. sp. * Exogyra ponderosa Roemer (large and numerous in places) * Exogyra costata Say (a variety, numerous in places) Pecten simplicius Conrad Pecten aff...

... C. Morton D. (1986) . Shallow reflection profiling across the trace of the southern San Andreas fault (abstract) , EOS 67 , 1200 . Harkrider D. G...

..., 1979 , U.S. Geol. Surv. Profess. Pap. 1254 , 25 - 50 . Hanks T. C. Allen C. R. (1989) . The Elmore Ranch and Superstition Hills earthquakes of 24 November 1987: introduction...

...Rachel L. Hatch‐Ibarra; Rachel E. Abercrombie; Christine J. Ruhl; Kenneth D. Smith; William C. Hammond; Ian K. Pierce ABSTRACT The Nine Mile Ranch (NMR) sequence began with three M w 5.4–5.6 earthquakes within one hour of each other in December 2016 in the remote area of Fletcher Valley, Nevada...

...Sally F. McGill; Clarence R. Allen; Kenneth W. Hudnut; David C. Johnson; Wayne F. Miller; Kerry E. Sieh Abstract Alignment arrays and creepmeters spanning several faults in southern California recorded slip associated with the 24 November 1987 Elmore Ranch and Superstition Hills earthquakes...

... and San Gabriel faults ( Matti and Morton, 1993 ), and the Diligencia basin is restored to a position adjacent to and directly east of the Plush Ranch basin, the Soledad basin originally occupying a position to the southeast of the Plush Ranch−Diligencia composite basin. A more detailed review...

...R. V. Sharp; K. E. Budding; J. Boatwright; M. J. Ader; M. G. Bonilla; M. M. Clark; T. E. Fumal; K. K. Harms; J. J. Lienkaemper; D. M. Morton; B. J. O'Neill; C. L. Ostergren; D. J. Ponti; M. J. Rymer; J. L. Saxton; J. D. Sims Abstract The M 6.2 Elmore Desert Ranch earthquake of 24 November 1987...

... anticline developed as a monocline above a blind reverse fault; the Pico anticline to the southeast and the Temescal and Hopper Ranch–Modelo anticlines to the northwest may have a similar origin. Tectonic inversion and displacement on the southwest-verging Santa Susana fault began about 0.5 Ma based...

... (about 3 miles southwest of Borrego Springs) and extending toward Borrego Springs to near the Sheriff's Office. Press reports relating to effects at Ocoti]lo Wells stated that at the Walter Morton home walls split over doorways and at room corners; bedroom separated from the rest of the house; dishes...

...), Stevens (88), and Morton (57). Morton has been a very active county and has produced more oil (60.4 million bbl) than any other county in the Hugoton gas area. Kinsler East field ( Table 3 , no. 1) is located 2.5 mi east of Kinsler field. Development drilling began immediately, and 10 additional wells...