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Aerial photo of Decorah and the extent of the crater
Aerial photo of Decorah and the extent of the crater
North American Middle Ordovician impact craters, which may be part of the Ordovician meteor event. Key: 1: Ames crater, 2: Decorah crater, 3: Rock Elm
North American Middle Ordovician impact craters, which may be part of the Ordovician meteor event. Key: 1: Ames crater, 2: Decorah crater, 3: Rock Elm Disturbance, 4: Slate Islands crater.
Decorah crater 2
Decorah crater 2
Pingualuit aerial 2007
Pingualuit aerial 2007
Rock Elm Disturbance as mapped by William S. Cordua in 1987. Outer line is extent of crater and inner line is central uplift.
Rock Elm Disturbance as mapped by William S. Cordua in 1987. Outer line is extent of crater and inner line is central uplift.
Looking southwest from above the town of Rock Elm towards the central uplift area of the crater.
Looking southwest from above the town of Rock Elm towards the central uplift area of the crater.
Blue Rock, a faulted portion of Prairie du Chien sandstone, is visible from the Underlook Trail at Nugget Lake County Park. Note that this sedimentary
Blue Rock, a faulted portion of Prairie du Chien sandstone, is visible from the Underlook Trail at Nugget Lake County Park. Note that this sedimentary rock typically demonstrates horizontal stratification.