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                  the  central  ridge  and  under  the  alluvium  on  the  southern

                  slopes  of  this  area.  · The  basal  m.err:ber  of  the  Saugus  on  the
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                  exposed  cliff  face  is  a  bed  of  coarsely  sorted  conglomerate  of
































                         Plate  V  Cliff  in  Bouquet  Canyon  exposing  the  Saugus-

                                           Mint  Canyon  unconformity



                 a  brown  color.       This  overlies  directly  a  bed  in  the  Mint  Canyon

                 which  is  red,  colored  partly  by  wash  and  partly  by  its  own

                 inherent  coloring  matter.            The  beds  which  succe~d  this  are

                 interbedded  sands  and  gravels  all  generally  colored  brown.

                 The  rock  fragments  making  up  this  formation  are  generally  the

                 same  as  those  in  the  Mint  Canyon.            This  would  indicate  that

                 the  formation  renresents  a  reworking  of  the  ~int  Canyon  or  a

                 continued  supply  of  detritus  from  the  same  sources.  Because

                 the  fragments  are  generally  smaller  and  more  decomposed,  it  is

                 probably  reworked  material.
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