SL4-139-4040

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Image Caption: An oblique view of a portion of the Western United States (41.0N, 105.5W), as photographed from the Skylab space station in Earth orbit by one of the Skylab 4 crewmen. Stereo analysis will enable snow to be distinguished from clouds quantitatively. In a qualitative sense, the clouds are the fuzzy white, whereas the snow is distinct white. The area covered is from the Colorado Springs, Colorado area at the south to (and beyond) the Black Hills, South Dakota area. The Black Forest between Colorado Springs and Denver is evident as are the mountains west of these cities. South Park, west of Colorado Springs, and the South Platte River running north and east from Denver are two other conspicuous features.