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Welcome / Geology Resources / West Texas Geology / Sand Dunes

Sand Dunes

 

The relentless march of the Monahans sand dunes keeps TXDOT crews busy.

The Monahans sand dunes are one of many areas of sand that pile up against the west edge of the Llano Estacado ( from "Geology of Monahans Sandhills State Park, Texas" by Marcie D. Machenberg, 1984)