NASA Photo ID: SL4-138-3846        File Name: 10076364.jpg
Film Type: 70mm                    Date Taken: 02/01/74
Title: Northwest corner of Wyoming
Description:
A near vertical view of the snow-covered northwest corner of Wyoming
(43.5N,  109.5W), as seen from the Skylab space station in Earth orbit. A
small  portion of Montana and Idaho is in this photograph, also. The dark
area is  Yellowstone National Park. The largest body of water is
Yellowstone Lake. The  elongated range in the eastern part of the picture
is the Big Horn Moutains.  The Wind River Range is at the bottom center.
The Grand Teton National Park  area is almost straight south of Yellowstone
Lake. Approximately 30 per cent  of the State of Wyoming can be seen in
this photograph.              
Subject terms:
EARTH OBSERVATIONS (FROM SPACE)         
LAKES                                   
MOUNTAINS                               
ONBOARD ACTIVITIES                      
PARKS                                   
PHOTOGRAPHY                             
SKYLAB 4                                
SKYLAB PROGRAM                          
SNOW                                    
WYOMING                                 

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