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This site is located in a steep canyon which bisects the Bannock mountain range and Malad mountain ranges. It is about 60 miles southeast of Pocatello 20 miles west of Preston, Idaho. The rockshelter itself was originally formed by the erosive action of Weston Creek cutting into the limestone cliff.

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