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Comments: Rock units can include both groups and individual formations. Data Source: Geologic Database of Texas
Click a rock unit on the map to view more information.
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Members |
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Comments: Groups and individual formations can be further subdivided into smaller units called members. Data Source: Geologic Database of Texas
Click a member on the map to view more information.
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Faults |
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Anticline |
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Concealed Normal |
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Inferred Normal |
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Normal |
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Overturned Anticline |
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Overturned Syncline |
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Syncline |
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Thrust |
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Transverse (From-To) |
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Transverse (To-From) |
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Comments: Faults are depicted as arrows showing relative movement. Data Source: Geologic Database of Texas
Click a fault on the map to view more information.
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Map Sheets |
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Comments: The Geologic Database of Texas was digitized from the Geologic Atlas of Texas (GAT) . This map layer shows the boundaries of these source map sheets. Sheet names are labeled on the map. Data Source: Geologic Database of Texas
Click a sheet on the map to view more information.
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Geolocation |
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Your approximate location |
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Comments: The geologic features presented are 1:250,000-scale and may have a different level of locational accuracy than your marked location.
Click the marker to zoom to your location.
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Base Map: Imagery |
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Comments: This base map provides 0.3-meter-resolution satellite and aerial imagery in the continental United States. Data Source: ESRI ArcGIS Online |
Base Map: Topographic |
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Comments: This base map includes administrative boundaries, cities, water features, physiographic features, parks, landmarks, highways, roads, railways, and airports. Data Source: ESRI ArcGIS Online |