public read Forest Ecosystem Monitoring Cooperative

705 Spear StreetSouth BurlingtonVermont05403United States of America

(802) 656-0683femc@uvm.eduwww.uvm.edu/femcUniversity of New Hampshire Department of Earth SciencesleadVermont Geological Survey Vermont Department of Environmental ConservationpartnerA bedrock map generally includes rock descriptions, age relationships (stratigraphic sequence), and major and minor structural data used to portray a three-dimensional model of the rock on a two-dimensional topographic base map. The bedrock geologic map of Vermont can be downloaded through the Vermont Open Geodata Portal, USGS, or the Vermont ANR Atlas (links included).Forest Ecosystem Monitoring CooperativePeterThompsonprincipalInvestigatorDianeConradcontentProviderThelmaThompsoncontentProviderLaurenceBeckerprincipalInvestigatorMarjorieGaleprincipalInvestigatorGeologists observed the exposed rock types and structures (folds, faults, fractures) in the field, sampled the rock for microscopic(petrographic), chemical, and geochronological information, then used this information to develop a three dimensional model of the underlying bedrock and to understand the depositional and deformational history of Vermont. A bedrock map generally includes rock descriptions, age relationships (stratigraphic sequence), and major and minor structural data used to portray a three dimensional model of the rock on a two dimensional topographic base map.Bedrock Geologic Map of VermontA bedrock map generally includes rock descriptions, age relationships (stratigraphic sequence), and major and minor structural data used to portray a three-dimensional model of the rock on a two-dimensional topographic base map. The bedrock geologic map of Vermont can be downloaded through the Vermont Open Geodata Portal, USGS, or the Vermont ANR Atlas (links included).VMC.49.2260mySQLhttps://www.uvm.edu/femc/CI4/data/archive/project/bedrock-survey-mapping/dataset/bedrock-geologic-map-vermont1993-06-012011-12-31No AttributesNo Definitionno data