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Structural Architecture of the Confusion Range, West-Central Utah: A Sevier Fold-Thrust Belt and Frontier Petroleum Province (OFR-613) Best Easy Day Hikes Last Chance Byway lays outBy: David C. Greene and Donna M. Herring This report (22p., 6pl.) describes the structural geology and petroleum potential of the Confusion Range in west central Utah. Four new balanced and retrodeformable cross sections across the range and adjacent Tule Valley are presented, and support interpretation of the Confusion Range as an east vergent, fold thrust belt formed during the Sevier Orogeny. Other Information: Published: 2013 Pages: 22 Plates: 6