ie \ \ \ Lote ae 8 2 Valle ——— eee ts Nae ra fe a b -- ~ —S . Tainan nt iN > Se — —| | f NWN! ss a= TWO SISTERS a d = ei — | MOUNT f ‘ 7 4 sae M7 UN TAIN &/ — LE 2 a: ee X ») \ kb < S- i Wi y) See SS oa | | war ae Cie es | ' \ WILEY ne oy ae) \ NN 4 3 —— | SY f a a “ eek ae | x ; = \. Spectacle ah eee | Kt as ee | | S ae FLAT TOP | 2 MOUN TAIN | aN { Mr 2 | J eS | | / KS ee } a > | PINEGROVE f y ee | MOUNTAIN — - | 2 o | v LigRT; / ~S { { } ing ve é | { \ | 89 Ge / ) ( — 4 | _WINGOAM 5 y, \ 4 \ Sandy Loke | ey sees ate) | A po ers re ! | 2 SOVEREIGN ps | + | ks MOUNTAIN ‘ me i s aks i Vel TE a | Re 3 age Seeman S \ 2 > 3 9 vi oe 4 4 a? Cer aS _ " T ROUNDTOP — ne sae aN KIMBALL QUNTAIN 3} Ne « f BLACK STUART ee Ra Aa H € MOUNTAIN | whereas Holland (1954) described a cleavage that fanned Faults through the hinge. Near Yanks Peak, where Holland (1954) described the antiform, the hinge is tight and the fanned cleavage is likely the axial planar cleavage to the antiform. The arched cleavages are described from an area of the Lightning Creek Anticlinorium where it is very broad. In this area the axial planar cleavage did not form, and the arched cleavages are those of earlier structures, now folded about the axis of the Lightning Creek Anti- clinorium (Fig. 49). No strike or cross-faults that can be associated with the period of ductile shortening have been positively identi- fied. A postulated thrust fault (Keithley Thrust) that dis- places garnet grade metamorphic rocks onto those of chlorite grade may have been active during the later part of the ductile shortening. Although the trace of it is mod- erately well defined the terminations of the fault are poorly constrained. The configuration of the metamor- phic mineral distributions could also be the result of post- These folds represent deformation in a viscosity metamorphic folding but the northeastern transition from regime intermediate between ductile and brittle. They garnet to chlorite mineral assemblages is sharp and more formed during intermediate stages of uplift of the sheared characteristic of a fault. structural package of the Snowshoe Group. 71