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  Situated about 10 miles west of Kemmerer,
  Fossil Butte is a ruggedly impressive
  topographic feature that rises sharply
  some 1000 feet above Twin Creek Valley
  to an elevation of more than 7500 feet
  above sea level. The butte is located just
  north of US 30N and the Union Pacific Railroad,
  which traverse the valley. ''',
  '''At the base of Fossil Butte are the bright
  red, purple, yellow and gray beds of the Wasatch
  Formation. Eroded portions of these horizontal
  beds slope gradually upward from the valley floor
  and steepen abruptly. Overlying them and extending
  to the top of the butte are the much steeper
  buff-to-white beds of the Green River Formation,
  which are about 300 feet thick.''',
  '''The monument contains 8198 acres and protects
  a portion of the largest deposit of freshwater fish
  fossils in the world. The richest fossil fish deposits
  are found in multiple limestone layers, which lie some
  100 feet below the top of the butte. The fossils
  represent several varieties of perch, as well as
  other freshwater genera and herring similar to those
  in modern oceans. Other fish such as paddlefish,
  garpike and stingray are also present.'''
  ]
  