Esker in eskerine complex near Stoughten, Sask. View along crest, troughs alongside with lakes, gravel pit in distance.

Esker in Cypress Hills, south of Tompkins, Sask. Sec. 34, T. 10, R. 21, W. 3.

Esker in Cypress Hills, south of Tompkins, Sask. Sec. 34, T. 10, R. 21, W. 3.

Esker along Beechy Road at Minnie Lake.

Escarpment of Eagle sandstone (Cretaceous) looking at steep side, dip slope is to the right. Little Rock Mountains.

Eruption of a geyser induced by adding soap. Geysir area, August 9, 1960.

Erratics used as building stone. Oldest schoolhouse in Saskatoon. Currently located on the University of Sasktachewan campus.

Erratic. Logan boulder in front of National Museum Buliding, Ottawa. Boulder is of Ottawa gneiss from formation Logan named and which he made classic by his studies. On it is a bronze plaque bearing his likeness and an inscription that reads: SIR WILLIAM LOGAN K.B., L.L.D., FRS/ 1798 - 1873/ The Father of Canadian Geology/ Founder and First Director of the/ Geological Survey of Canada/ 1842 - 1869/ Erected by the Twelfth/ International Geological Congress/ Canada/ MCMXIII.

Erratic boulder of shonkinite surrounded by depression. Part of the Snake Butte boulder train described by Knechtel, M.N., 1942, G.S.A. Bull., p. 917.

Erosion surface, slightly tilted to the East and which truncates the gneiss and granite of the Hercynian floor of the Cevannes. It is in fact a post-Hercynian erosion surface bearing superficial Triassic deposits. It is noticeably rejuvenated by the valley of the Chassezac and its tributaries. The floor has reacted to this rejuvenation as a homogenous mass, except for some harder seam that may be seen in the foreground. France Institut Geographique National. Relief form atlas, 1956, p. 101.

Erosion surface. Wearing down of land surface from youth (a) through maturity (b) to old age (c) to give it a peneplain. Holmes, 1953, p. 187.

Eroded moraine with lag concentrate. Upper terrace of South Saskatchewan River north of Sutherland.

Eroded anticline. Breached anticline, limestone, in semi-arid climate at 6000 feet above sea level. Near Asmara, Eritrea. Monkhouse, 1959, p. 5.

Equus, early Pleistocene to Recent: (a) front foot; (b) crown surface and side views of upper premolar; (c) restoration. Stirton, 1959, p. 480.

Equipment for laying Trans-Canada 34-inch gas pipeline at Leinan Saskatchewan