Squaw Creek Petrified Wood
AKA: Badger Pocket Petrified Wood










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Color:  Squaw Creek Petrified wood had shaded of tan and browns, less commonly shades of blue with wood grain and rings commonly present.

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Distribution:
Distribution Comments:
Squaw Creek Petrified Wood is associated with Columbia River Basalts and occurs along Squaw Creek and Badger Pocket southeast of Ellensburg, Washington
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