Image: 1000 Mile Tree Weber Canyon 1869

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Description: The 1,000-mile Tree, a solitary pine in Wilhelmina Pass, or the narrows of Weber Canyon, marking the 1,000th mile west of Omaha on the First Transcontinental Railroad construction by the Union Pacific Railroad. Weber County, Utah. 1869.
Title: 1000 Mile Tree Weber Canyon 1869
Credit: U.S. Geological Survey Photographic Library
Author: Jackson, W.H.
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