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1 Escalante Desert	2 Escalante River	3 Kaiparowits Plateau	4 Dance Hall/40 Mile	5 Fifty Mile Spring
6 Hole-in-the-Rock	7 Cottonwood Canyon	8 Cottonwood Hill	9 The Chute	10 Gray Mesa
11 Slick Rocks	12 Death Valley	13 Lake Canyon	14 Castle Wash	15 Clay Hills
16 Dripping Spring	17 Grand Gulch	18 The Cedars	19 Salvation Knoll	20 Owl Creek
21 The Twist	22 Comb Wash	23 San Juan Hill	24 Bluff

				Site 13, Lake Canyon The springs of Lake Canyon fed a natural lake of clear, clean water called Lake Pagahrit. The lake provided a welcome relief and the opportunity for the pioneers to clean up. Its natural dam provided an easy means for crossing the canyon. In 1915 the natural dam washed away when water from three days of hard rain breached the dam.
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	Aerial - Site of Lake Pagahrit Dam		Lake Canyon - spring flowers		Lake Canyon cottonwoods		Wagon parts along the trail north of Lake Canyon

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The Hole-in-the-Rock Foundation Preserving the History and Sharing the Legacy

Sunday, Feb. 29th, 1880. "Drove 7 miles over a rough rocky and sandy road to the lake, a beautiful clear sheet of spring water ½ a mile long and nearly as wide, and apparently very deep. Cottonwood, willow, canes, flags, bulrushes and several kinds of grass grow luxuriantly, and it would make an excellent stock ranch. On a point of rock jutting into the lake is the remains of an old stone fortification, built probably several hundred years ago."
Platte D. Lyman