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Guadalupe Mountains NP Geology of National Parks Image: Cropper from Guadalupe 06 DBH.jpg , South Entrance area, by David B. Hacker, from Harris CD-ROM

Park Map Map: guadalupe_park99.jpg, converted from guadalupe_park99.pdf, on Harris CD-ROM

Capitan Reef Photo: Guadalupe 04AH.jpg Capitan Reef, by Ann G. Harris, from Harris CD-ROM  

Guadalupe Basins Map: http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/staff/scholle/graphics/permdiagr/PermPhysiog.html

Reef Complex Photo: Guadalupe 04 DBH.jpg Reef Complex south of Visitors Center, by David B. Hacker, from Harris CD-ROM Exposure of the center part of the reef, near the visitors center

Back Reef Castilo formation Photo: Guadalupe 02AH.jpg Castilo Formation, back reef. by Ann G. Harris, from Harris CD-ROM Castilo formation

Relief Map Apex of the V is El Capitan Map: GUMOrelief.jpg, by NPS, from Harris CD-ROM Apex of the V is El Capitan

El Capitan Photo: ElCapitanTX.jpg

Guadalupe Peak Highest Point in Texas Photo: GuadalupePeak.jpg

Castile Formation Varves Left photo: http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/staff/scholle/graphics/permphotos/111.html by Peter A. Scholle Right photo: http://geoinfo.nmt.edu/staff/scholle/graphics/permphotos/217.html by Peter A. Scholle Dark layers are lime, light layers are gypsum