The Field Atlas
0/363Canyon chapter · 35.60° N · 101.71° W
A reservoir in the Canadian River breaks — red walls, a limestone cap, and a High Plains lake Palo Duro’s neighbors still use.
You do not see the lake until the plains drop. Fritch and Borger are the towns. This plate is Lake Meredith National Recreation Area, not Palo Duro and not a farm tank.
Lake Meredith is blue water in the Canadian River breaks — red walls, a limestone cap. Fritch and Borger are the towns. This plate is the national recreation area, not Palo Duro.
A private leaf
Instant paper, this copy only. Write on the white — a line the walk still owes you.
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Opening the leaf…
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The nearest plates, by the miles.
Palo Duro Canyon43 miles · TexasLXVII
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Black Mesa117 miles · OklahomaCCLXVII
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