Geologic map of the Manti 7.5-minute quadrangle, Sanpete County, Utah (M-188) Geology Books southwest Millard County and part

southwest Millard County and part of Beaver County

Prominent among the Quaternary deposits are large landslide complexes involved the Cretaceous strata

Also included are two plates (the geologic map at 1:75

minimize their impact on the environment

reservoirs

Geologic map of the Manti 7.5-minute quadrangle, Sanpete County, Utah (M-188) Geology Books southwest Millard County and partBy: M. P. Weiss and D. A. Sprinkel The Manti quadrangle lies in a region of structural transition between the extended lithosphere of the Basin and Range Province and the moderately deformed Colorado Plateau. In Late Cretaceous time this region was the leading edge of the Sevier orogenic belt. Bedrock strata exposed within the quadrangle range in age from Middle Jurassic (Callovian) through late Eocene. Jurassic strata antedate Sevier deformation and