LEGEND
LEGEND
3NE0US ROCKS
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SURFICIAL ROCKS
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37°45'
TELLURIDE QUADRANGLE
I07°45'38°00
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Allavxum
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GlaeialLo^dderdeposit
SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
(Areas of Sedimentaryrocks are shownby patterns ofparallel lines.)
quartzite, hmestone,and sandstone)
Mancosstale
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Dakotaformation
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Mc.Elmoformation
(alternating sandstonesand shales)
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s&Saaste
(two white sandstone bedswith, dark, Hmestone between)
Doloresformation
(sandstone,grit, conglomerate,and'SomesTidlefprevailingcolor red)
QuartziteIGNEOUS ROCKS
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Basic dikes
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Andesite
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Granite-porpkyry
(irregularintrusivc bodies)
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Gahhro-dioidte
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Diorite-mouzouite
f stoefes and associated,dikes or sheets)
Monzonite
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Dioiate-
porphyry
(laccoliths, sheets, anddikes)
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Inteime diate
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( bedded tuff breccia,and agglomerate ofandesitic material)
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37 45'
Scale 62500
108°00'
) Henry Gannett,ChiefTopographer .E.M .Douglas,Topographer in chargiV Triangulation by Hayden Survey.
Topography by Frank Tweedy.Surveyed in I894--
107°45'
Areal Geology by Whitman Cross.
Assisted by H.S.Gane,E.C.E.Lord,and A.C.Spencer.Economic Geology by Chester W.Purington.
Surveyed in I895“9£>.
CoiitoiLi-iiilervBl 100 fe et.
Datum is mean sea level.
Edition of Mar 1899 .
Landslides
(San Higuel formation, andSanJiuxnand higher volcanicseries in contused j elation)
Deg&rvd/ is corvtdrvuedowfhe left margin/.