Geologic map of the Harrisburg Junction quadrangle, Washington County, Utah (M-191) OHV Maps and includes parts of Goshen

and includes parts of Goshen Valley and the Mosida Hills (also called southern Lake Mountains) along the west and south margins of Utah Lake

This Utah Geological Survey Miscellaneous Publication is the twentieth report in the Paleoseismology of Utah series

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Geologic map of the Harrisburg Junction quadrangle, Washington County, Utah (M-191) OHV Maps and includes parts of GoshenBy: R. F. Biek The Harrisburg Junction quadrangle lies in the transition zone between the Colorado Plateau and Basin and Range physiographic provinces. Stratigraphic units ranging in age from the Early Permian Harrisburg Member of the Kaibab Formation to the Late Cretaceous Iron Springs Formation and totaling about 8,200 feet thick are exposed in the quadrangle. Three Pleistocene basaltic lava flows, one Pleistocene cinder cone, and a variety of