Contribute a Geologic Map Resource

We invite you to contribute information on geologic maps that you have found useful for teaching structural geology at the undergraduate level. You may contribute maps that are available either in print or in digital form.

If you wish to contribute a specific activity/assignment using the map you have contributed, please make your contribution below and then visit Activities and Assignments to contribute the activity/assignment.

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Map Title (e.g., Bedrock geology of the Glens Falls /Whitehall Region, New York)
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Author(s) (e.g., Fisher, Donald W.)
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Publication Date
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Bibliographic Reference Information (publisher, series number, journal reference,URL, etc.) (e.g., Albany, NY, New York State Museum Map and Chart Series #35)
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Please enter a brief description of the geologic map and its value for teaching structural geology, using the text below as an example.

• Example: This map spans nine 7.5’ quads stretching from the Grenville-age Precambrian basement of the southeastern Adirondacks across normal-faulted, gently-dipping Early Paleozoic shelf carbonates, across the Giddings Brook Thrust, and into the folds and thrusts of the Taconics. Difficulty level for map interpretation: moderate; difficulty level for student-constructed cross sections: challenging.

Your description
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Your name
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