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Our programs produce accurate geologic maps and 3-D geologic frameworks that provide critical data for sustaining and improving the quality of life and economic vitality of the Nation. 

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Geologic map and cross sections of the Gallinas Creek area, Sangre de Cristo Mountains, San Miguel County, New Mexico

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Geologic map of Annette Island, Alaska

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Geologic map of anthracite-bearing rocks in the north part of the Orwigsburg Quadrangle, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania

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Geologic map of anthracite-bearing rocks in the Pottsville Quadrangle, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania

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Geologic map of Knox County, Tennessee

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Geologic map of Late Cenozoic deposits, Alameda County, California

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Geologic map of the Aristoteles Quadrangle of the Moon

The Aristoteles quadrangle, located on the northeastern periphery of the Imbrium basin on the near side of the Moon, consist of four physiographic provinces: a northern mountainous belt, chiefly of lineated crater rims and other lineated terra; a middle-northern belt covered by mare material of Mare Frigoris; and a southern belt composed of mountainous material of diverse characteristics. The crat

Geologic map of the Arvada quadrangle, Adams, Denver, and Jefferson Counties, Colorado

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Geologic map of the Burns Quadrangle, Oregon

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Geologic map of the Carter Creek iron deposit, secs. 3, 9, and 10, T.8 S., R.7 W., Madison and Beaverhead Counties, Montana

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Geologic map of the Clavius Quadrangle of the Moon

The Clavius quadrangle is in the southern lunar highlands about 500 km south of the Mare Nubium and 150 km south of the large young crater Tycho. This part of the Moon is characterized by densely cratered topography and the absence of mare materials. Geologic units in the quadrangle cannot be directly correlated with those in the vicinity of Mare Imbrium, 2500 km to the north, which define most of

Geologic map of the Cleomedes Quadrangle of the Moon

The Cleomedes quadrangle is broadly divisible into three provinces. First, the north half of Mare Crisium dominates the southern part of the area. Second, terra materials occur in concentric bands that alternate with mare or plains-forming materials in the northern part. These bands are interrupted by the crater Cleomedes whose associated materials dominate the northwest part of the map and form t