Arizona Geological Survey Contributed Maps
Geologic map of the McDowell Mountains. The geologic units and contacts were digitized by volunteers of the McDowell Sonoran Conservancy.
Resource Identifiers: CM-18-B
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Geologic map of the Moon Mtn. Quadrangle, La Paz County, Arizona. Mapped by James Knapp in 1988 and released as an AZGS Contributed Map in 1993.
Resource Identifiers: CM-93-C
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Geologic map of the northern Plomosa Mountains, La Paz County, Arizona. Includes five cross sections and structural data diagrams.
Completed as part of M.Sc. Thesis at the Dept. of Geosciences of...
Resource Identifiers: CM-17-A
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The Santa Catalina and Rincon Mountains of southeastern Arizona (Fig. 1) were seminal in the development of the concept of metamorphic core complexes (Davis and Coney, 1979). The first steps in this...
Resource Identifiers: CM-02-A
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In 1981, Phil Anderson and Karl Wirth published a NURE report, 'Uranium potential in Precambrian Conglomerates of the Central Arizona Arch". We are now releasing six of the geologic and...
Resource Identifiers: CM-18-A
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Phil Anderson's maps of the Proterozoic of the Bradshaw Mountains of central Arizona's Transition Zone with a forward and note of explanation by Steve Reynolds and others.
From Reynolds...
Resource Identifiers: CM-17-B
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Geologic map of the McDowell Mountains, north of Scottsdale, Maricopa County, Arizona.
This map is hosted online...
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The Jurassic rocks in the northern Canelo Hills can be grouped into four stratigraphic units (in chronological order): 1) red mudstones, 2) a sandstone and conglomerate unit, 3) a sequence of welded...
Resource Identifiers: CM-15-B
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The Page Springs Quadrangle is in the northern part of Verde Valley in north-central
Arizona, at the northern edge of the Transition Zone between the Colorado Plateau and the Basin
and Range (Fig....
Resource Identifiers: CM-15-A
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The maps in this publication were created by Robert J. Scott during preparation of a Ph.D. dissertation at Monash University in Victoria, Australia. The Harvacular and Harquahala Mountains, are part...
Resource Identifiers: CM-04-D
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Geologic map of the southern Lincoln Ranch basin, Buckskin Mountains, west-central Arizona. Map scale at 1:10,000. Includes five cross sections.
Resource Identifiers: CM-14-B
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Geologic mapping and cross section (plate 2) of the Northern Sierra Anchas of Gila County, Arizona. Map scale, 1:10,000.
Resource Identifiers: CM-91-B
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Geologic map of the Phoenix Mountains, Central Arizona, v. 1.0, by J.K. Johnson, S.J. Reynolds, and D.A. Jones, 2003, 15 p., scale 1:24,000, 1 CD-ROM. CM-04-A,T Text and color map
Resource Identifiers: CM-04-A
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The Sentinel Plains lava field and associated small shields are early Pleistocene-age, mantle-derived alkali
olivine basaltic lavas in the vicinity of the Gila Bend and Painted Rock Mountains, 65 km...
Resource Identifiers: CM-14-A
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Preliminary Geologic Map of the North Half of the Union Pass Quadrangle, Mohave County, Arizona. Includes one map sheet with cross section at 1:24,000 map scale.
Resource Identifiers: CM-13-A
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The northern part of the city of Scottsdale lies along the northeast edge of the broad northwest-trending Paradise Valley Basin in which parts of the cities of Paradise Valley and Phoenix are also...
Resource Identifiers: CM-94-E
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Geologic Map and Cross-Section of Proterozoic Structure of Crazy Basin Area, Yavapai County, Arizona
Resource Identifiers: CM-91-D
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The eastern part of the Rio Salado Development District (RSDD) encompasses parts of the Granite Reef and Buckhorn topographic quadrangles of the U.S. Geological Survey. This part extends 1 to 2 miles...
Resource Identifiers: CM-96-D
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The Tonto Foothills part of the City of Scottsdale lies along the extreme northeast edge of the broad northwest-trending Paradise Valley Basin in which part of the cities of Paradise Valley and...
Resource Identifiers: CM-94-F
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Geologic Map and Cross-Section of the Central Mazatzal Mountains, Central Arizona, 1986, scale 1:10,000, 2 sheets.
Resource Identifiers: CM-91-F
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