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LAKE BONNEVILLE
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The "great bar at Stockton" as described by G. K. Gilbert in 1890. Several beach ridges, spits and bars were deposited here as Lake Bonneville levels rose and fell

UPDATE! MOST OF BECK STREET BENCH GEOANTIQUITY SAVED! CLICK BELOW TO READ SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ARTICLE.
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