Badlands national park, South Dakota, USA
by Iain Willis
I took this picture of my brother Paul as he stood on the edge of the badlands national park. We were doing a road-trip from Chicago to San Francisco during July. It was pretty overcast but the sun had just lit up the landscape.
It's a great example of the geomorphology that has eroded this strange landscape.
Taken on 6
August
2009
Submitted on 10 February 2015
Featured on GeoLog, the official blog of the European Geosciences Union
Winner in the Theme of the EGU 2015 General Assembly: A Voyage Through Scales
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- North America (629)
- Northern America (481)
- United States of America (344)
- Exact location (-102.2870 W, 43.8728 N)
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valley, geology, geomorphology, badlands, usa
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Credit: Iain Willis (distributed via imaggeo.egu.eu)
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