Legend for the geological map of South, South-West and southern West GreenlandScale 1 : 100 000

QUATERNARYALV Alluvium

Qundif Undifferentiated deposits, including moraine older than 4000BC

Q1 Neoglacial moraine younger than AD 1600Q5 Talus and alluvial conesQ6 Alluvial fans and deltasQ7 Fluvio-glacial deposits and terraceQ8 Marine deposits and terraceQ10 Prehistoric moraineQ11 Moraine younger than AD 1600 on Inland Ice

Q12 Wind-blown sandQ16 Beach sandQ20 Ice-dammed lake with periodic drainageQ21 Maximum extent of ice-dammed lakeRIVER RiverICE Ice and perennial snowICELAK Lake on Inland iceMESOZOICC Carbonatite

ai_fen Fenitisation associated with carbonatite, gabbro andleucogabbro

an_fen Fenitisation associated with carbonatite, leucogabbro andanorthosite

gi_fen Fenitisation associated with carbonatite, granitegn_fen Fenitisation associated with carbonatite, orthogneissP_fen Fenitisation associated with carbonatite, pegmatitedeltaM Dolerite dykeMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocksg_G Graniteeps_G Alkali granitesig_G Syenitelam_G Augite syenite and pulaskitepsi_G Nepheline syenitemzsg_G Monzo- to syenogabbroome_G Ultramafic rocksalf_G AnorthositedeG_G Gabbroic dykes and sillssigP_G Paatusoq syeniteMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: IlímaussaqIntrusionchK_G Agpaite, kakortokitechL_G Agpaite, lujavritechN_G Agpaite, naujaitechS_G Agpaite, sodalite foyaiteMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: Klokken intrusionKl_G Klokken intrusionMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: South QôroqCentresqi_G South Qôroq CentreMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: Igaliko NephelineSyenite Complexla1_G Syenite (M1, I1)la2_G Syenite (SQ4, I4, EM, N)

ps1_G Nepheline syenite (NQ1, SQ1, NM1)ps2_G Nepheline syenite (M2, NQ2, SQ2, I2, NM2)ps3_G Nepheline syenite (M3, NQ3, SQ3, I3, Ø)ps4_G Nepheline syenite (M4, NQ4, T)ps5_G Nepheline syenite (M5, NQ5, SQ5, I5)ps6_G Nepheline syenite (I6, I7)MESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: Grønnedal - IkaComplexmu_G CarbonatiteMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: Brown Dykes ofGardar ageBD_G Brown dykesMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: Giant Dykes ofGardar ageGD_G Tugtutôq Giant Dykes (OGD and YGD)MESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, extrusive rocks: EriksfjordFormationbet_G Basalttau_G TrachyteMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, sedimentary rocks: EriksfjordFormationq_G Sandstone, quartziteCgl_G ConglomeratePALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, syn- and late-tectonicintrusive igneous rocksgb Granite, biotite-bearing, commonly porphyriticgx Granite, granodiorite and tonalitegs_K Granite, sensu strictogj Orthogneiss (Igutsaat fjord area)gar_K Gabbro, orthopyroxene-bearingapi_K Appinitic rocksaik Mafic metaintrusive rockshbd_K Hornblenditeper_K Ultramafic intrusivesPALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, syn- and late-tectonicintrusive igneous rocks: Rapakivi Suiter_R Rapakivi graniterb_R Biotite granitePALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, syn- and late-tectonicintrusive igneous rocks: Julianehåb Batholithg_K Granite, sensu lato, early Ketilidianhg1_K Granite, sensu lato, commonly porphyriticbg_K Biotite granitehg2_K Hornblende granitelg_K Leucogranitegapl_K Aplite graniteag_K Granite, albitised rocksmgsg_K Monzogranite and syenogranitemz_K Monzonitegd_K Granodiorite, sensu latodi_K Diorite, sensu latodiga_K Diorite and gabbrodii_K Diorite, with inclusionsdt_K Diorite and tonalite

gGG_K Granodiorite, gneissosegn_K Mainly granodioritic, gneissic domainsqgn_K Siliceous gneiss, often appliticrest_K Migmatite with abundant dark phasesPALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, syn- and late-tectonicintrusive igneous rocks: Granite derived from melting ofmetasedimentary rockss2_K Granite, heterogeneous, garnet- and biotite-richPALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, syn- and late-tectonicintrusive igneous rocks: Stendalen Gabbro Complexga_SG Stendalen Layered Gabbro Complexlga_SG Leucogabbro of the Stendalen Layered Gabbro ComplexPALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, metasedimentary andmetavolcanic rocksrh_K Acid metavolcanicsfv_K Felsic volcanicsaek Mafic metavolcanic rocksa_K Amphibolite, undifferentiatedmk Calcareous and dolomitic siltstone and shaleck Carbonate, mainly dolomitema_K Marly metasedimentsfk Greywackesp_K Semipelitep_K Pelite and semipelite, variably migmatised, locally graphiticrs_K Rusty weathered semipelitic horizon (± graphite)pk Pelite and pelitic shaleqsk Pelitic schist, black, with dolomite and quartzitedsk Shale and schist, dark pyriticps_K Psammite, arkosic, variably migmatisedpsud_K Undifferentiated psammite and semipelite

stq_K Sandstone, including chert and quartzite, locallyconglomeratic

sms_K Siliceous metasediments, undifferentiatedqs_cgl Sandstone, with conglomerateCgl2_K Conglomerate, with gritty quartzitic-greywacke matrixCgl1_K Conglomerate, with hornblendic matrixCgl_K Conglomeratic horizonsvs_K Mixed metasedimentary and metavolcanic rocksqv_K Clastic metasedimentary rocksgw_K Metagreywacke, metasiltstone and metamudstoneqs_K Metasandstone, and local conglomeratems_K Mica schistpgn_K Gneiss, pelitic to semipeliticggw_K Granite (greywacke)qs_grn Granite (sandstone)PALAEOPROTEROZOICdeltaP Dolerite dykeMESOARCHAEAN TO NEOARCHAEAN: Igneous and metamorphicrocksgi Granite, undifferentiated (sensu lato)gi_px Granite, undifferentiated (sensu lato), orthopyroxene-bearingP Pegmatite, undifferentiated

Qgi Qôrqut granite complex (leucogranite, grey biotite graniteand composite granite)

Mgi Marraq granite

Tgi Taserssuatsiait graniteIdgi Ilivertalik tonalite, diorite and gabbro

Igi Ilivertalik granite, dominantly K-feldspar augen granite,variably deformed, usually orthopyroxene-bearing

Igi_px Ilivertalik granite, pyroxene-bearingNgi Nukagpiarssuaq graniteqgn Siliceous gneissgn Orthogneiss, mainly tonalitic to granodioritic

gn_px Orthogneiss, undifferentiated, mainly tonalitic,orthopyroxene-bearing

ga Orthogneiss, with gabbro-anorthositic enclavesd Diorite and tonalite, undifferentiatedd_net Diorite and tonalite, undifferentiated, with net-veins of gneissan Leucogabbro and anorthositeai Gabbro and leucogabbroub Ultramafic rocksQai Qáqatsiaq dykea Amphibolite, undifferentiated, includes mafic granulitea_net Amphibolite, undifferentiated, with net-veins of gneissa_px Amphibolite, undifferentiated, orthopyroxene-bearingae Amphibolite of extrusive origin, includes mafic granulite

ms Mica schist and gneiss, undifferentiated, mainly biotite schist± garnet, cordierite or silimanite

MESOARCHAEAN TO NEOARCHAEAN: Igneous and metamorphicrocks: Fiskenæsset ComplexFdelta Fiskenæsset Complex upper gabbro unit

Fd_net Fiskenæsset Complex upper gabbro unit with net-veins ofgneiss

Fgamma Fiskenæsset Complex anorthosite and upper leucogabbrounits

Fg_net Fiskenæsset Complex anorthosite and upper leucogabbrounits with net-veins of gneiss

Fbeta Fiskenæsset Complex middle gabbro and lowerleucogabbro units

Fb_net Fiskenæsset Complex middle gabbro and lowerleucogabbro units with net-veins of gneiss

Falfa Fiskenæsset Complex ultramafic and lower gabbro units

Fa_net Fiskenæsset Complex ultramafic and lower gabbro unitswith net-veins of gneiss

MESOARCHAEAN TO NEOARCHAEAN: Igneous and metamorphicrocks: Tartoq GroupTgn Tartoq Group quartz diorite gneissvs Tartoq Group, mixed volcanic and sedimentary rocks

qst Grey siliceous schist, locally talc- and mica-bearingquartzites

EOARCHAEAN TO PALAEOARCHAEAN: Igneous and metamorphicrocksAgn Tonalitic and granodioritic gneiss (formerly Amîtsoq gneiss)At Tonalitic gneiss (formerly Amîtsoq gneiss)

Aa_in Inclusions of amphibolite in tonalitic and granodioritic gneiss(formerly Amîtsoq gneiss)

Ams_in Inclusions of mafic amphibolite and ultramafic rocks intonalitic and granodioritic gneiss (formerly Amîtsoq gneiss)

Agi Granitic and ferrodioritic gneiss, with K-feldspar augen(formerly Amîtsoq gneiss)

Ams Supracrustal rocks, undifferentiated (formerly Akiliametasedimentary rocks)

Aa Amphibolite, including metagabbro (formerly Akiliaamphibolite)

Aub Ultramafic rocks (formerly Akilia ultramafic rocks)d_ai Ameralik amphibolitic dyke swarms

del_M Dolerite dyke of Mesozoic agedeltaP Dolerite dykedelta Dolerite dyke, undifferentiateda Amphibolite dykea_inf Amphibolite dyke, inferredap_SS Appinite dyke, mainly diorite, locally net-veinedchi Kimberlite dykeomega Lamprophyre dyke

sigma Trachyte and microsyenite dykes, both saturated andundersaturated

h hPEGM Pegmatiteh hMIGM Migmatization

BandBi Banded biotiticBandBd Banded biotitic, with streaksBandHo Banded hornblendicBandHb Banded hornblendic, with streaksINC_a Inclusions of amphiboliteINC_an Inclusions of anorthosite and leucogabbroINC_ch Inclusions of lenticular chromite

INC_cs Inclusions of calc-silicatesINC_ub Inclusions of ultramafic rocksINC_ms Inclusions of metasedimentsBDest BoundaryBDinf Boundary, inferredBDtrs Boundary, transitionalshz Trend of schistosity or lithological layering

! !FLTest FaultFLTinf Fault, inferredHsgZSS High-strain gneiss zone

( (THRest ThrustTHRinf Thrust, inferred

D DTRAX1 Trace of axial surface, synformW WTRAX2 Trace of axial surface, antiform

F F FUNCONF UnconformityJ J J Jaugen Augen texture

crysts Feldspar megacrystic! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !Tuff TuffM MPOR Porphyritic texture

J Augen texturep Pillow structure= Fold axis, measured> Fold axis, measuredD Fold axis, constructedE Fold axis, constructedc Strike and dipb Vertical dip` Horisontal dipO FoliationP Vertical foliation? Lineation

The geological map in scale 1 : 100 000 is an amalgamation of the harmonised, seamless map of southern West and South-West Greenland between 61° 30´ N and 64° N (Keulen et al. 2010) and additional digitised and harmonised maps of South Greenland.The maps of South Greenland include the following seven published GEUS map sheets in scale 1 : 100 000:Ivigtut 61 V. 1 Syd, Nunarssuit 60 V. 1 Nord, Julianehåb 60 V. 2 Nord, Nassarssuaq 61 V. 3 Syd, Søndre Sermilik 60 V. 3 Nord, Nanortalik 60 V. 1 Syd, and Lindenow Fjord 60 Ø. 1 Nord.In the areas of South Greenland with no 1 : 100 000 map coverage the 1 : 500 000 scale map sheet Sheet 1, Sydgrønland, 2'nd edition was used.Current edition finished February 2019. Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS), Danish Ministry of Energy, Utilities and Climate.www.geus.dk

Legend for the geological map of South, South-West and southern West GreenlandScale 1 : 100 000

QUATERNARYALV Alluvium

Qundif Undifferentiated deposits, including moraine older than 4000BC

Q1 Neoglacial moraine younger than AD 1600Q5 Talus and alluvial conesQ6 Alluvial fans and deltasQ7 Fluvio-glacial deposits and terraceQ8 Marine deposits and terraceQ10 Prehistoric moraineQ11 Moraine younger than AD 1600 on Inland Ice

Q12 Wind-blown sandQ16 Beach sandQ20 Ice-dammed lake with periodic drainageQ21 Maximum extent of ice-dammed lakeRIVER RiverICE Ice and perennial snowICELAK Lake on Inland iceMESOZOICC Carbonatite

ai_fen Fenitisation associated with carbonatite, gabbro andleucogabbro

an_fen Fenitisation associated with carbonatite, leucogabbro andanorthosite

gi_fen Fenitisation associated with carbonatite, granitegn_fen Fenitisation associated with carbonatite, orthogneissP_fen Fenitisation associated with carbonatite, pegmatitedeltaM Dolerite dykeMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocksg_G Graniteeps_G Alkali granitesig_G Syenitelam_G Augite syenite and pulaskitepsi_G Nepheline syenitemzsg_G Monzo- to syenogabbroome_G Ultramafic rocksalf_G AnorthositedeG_G Gabbroic dykes and sillssigP_G Paatusoq syeniteMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: IlímaussaqIntrusionchK_G Agpaite, kakortokitechL_G Agpaite, lujavritechN_G Agpaite, naujaitechS_G Agpaite, sodalite foyaiteMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: Klokken intrusionKl_G Klokken intrusionMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: South QôroqCentresqi_G South Qôroq CentreMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: Igaliko NephelineSyenite Complexla1_G Syenite (M1, I1)la2_G Syenite (SQ4, I4, EM, N)

ps1_G Nepheline syenite (NQ1, SQ1, NM1)ps2_G Nepheline syenite (M2, NQ2, SQ2, I2, NM2)ps3_G Nepheline syenite (M3, NQ3, SQ3, I3, Ø)ps4_G Nepheline syenite (M4, NQ4, T)ps5_G Nepheline syenite (M5, NQ5, SQ5, I5)ps6_G Nepheline syenite (I6, I7)MESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: Grønnedal - IkaComplexmu_G CarbonatiteMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: Brown Dykes ofGardar ageBD_G Brown dykesMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: Giant Dykes ofGardar ageGD_G Tugtutôq Giant Dykes (OGD and YGD)MESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, extrusive rocks: EriksfjordFormationbet_G Basalttau_G TrachyteMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, sedimentary rocks: EriksfjordFormationq_G Sandstone, quartziteCgl_G ConglomeratePALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, syn- and late-tectonicintrusive igneous rocksgb Granite, biotite-bearing, commonly porphyriticgx Granite, granodiorite and tonalitegs_K Granite, sensu strictogj Orthogneiss (Igutsaat fjord area)gar_K Gabbro, orthopyroxene-bearingapi_K Appinitic rocksaik Mafic metaintrusive rockshbd_K Hornblenditeper_K Ultramafic intrusivesPALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, syn- and late-tectonicintrusive igneous rocks: Rapakivi Suiter_R Rapakivi graniterb_R Biotite granitePALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, syn- and late-tectonicintrusive igneous rocks: Julianehåb Batholithg_K Granite, sensu lato, early Ketilidianhg1_K Granite, sensu lato, commonly porphyriticbg_K Biotite granitehg2_K Hornblende granitelg_K Leucogranitegapl_K Aplite graniteag_K Granite, albitised rocksmgsg_K Monzogranite and syenogranitemz_K Monzonitegd_K Granodiorite, sensu latodi_K Diorite, sensu latodiga_K Diorite and gabbrodii_K Diorite, with inclusionsdt_K Diorite and tonalite

gGG_K Granodiorite, gneissosegn_K Mainly granodioritic, gneissic domainsqgn_K Siliceous gneiss, often appliticrest_K Migmatite with abundant dark phasesPALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, syn- and late-tectonicintrusive igneous rocks: Granite derived from melting ofmetasedimentary rockss2_K Granite, heterogeneous, garnet- and biotite-richPALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, syn- and late-tectonicintrusive igneous rocks: Stendalen Gabbro Complexga_SG Stendalen Layered Gabbro Complexlga_SG Leucogabbro of the Stendalen Layered Gabbro ComplexPALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, metasedimentary andmetavolcanic rocksrh_K Acid metavolcanicsfv_K Felsic volcanicsaek Mafic metavolcanic rocksa_K Amphibolite, undifferentiatedmk Calcareous and dolomitic siltstone and shaleck Carbonate, mainly dolomitema_K Marly metasedimentsfk Greywackesp_K Semipelitep_K Pelite and semipelite, variably migmatised, locally graphiticrs_K Rusty weathered semipelitic horizon (± graphite)pk Pelite and pelitic shaleqsk Pelitic schist, black, with dolomite and quartzitedsk Shale and schist, dark pyriticps_K Psammite, arkosic, variably migmatisedpsud_K Undifferentiated psammite and semipelite

stq_K Sandstone, including chert and quartzite, locallyconglomeratic

sms_K Siliceous metasediments, undifferentiatedqs_cgl Sandstone, with conglomerateCgl2_K Conglomerate, with gritty quartzitic-greywacke matrixCgl1_K Conglomerate, with hornblendic matrixCgl_K Conglomeratic horizonsvs_K Mixed metasedimentary and metavolcanic rocksqv_K Clastic metasedimentary rocksgw_K Metagreywacke, metasiltstone and metamudstoneqs_K Metasandstone, and local conglomeratems_K Mica schistpgn_K Gneiss, pelitic to semipeliticggw_K Granite (greywacke)qs_grn Granite (sandstone)PALAEOPROTEROZOICdeltaP Dolerite dykeMESOARCHAEAN TO NEOARCHAEAN: Igneous and metamorphicrocksgi Granite, undifferentiated (sensu lato)gi_px Granite, undifferentiated (sensu lato), orthopyroxene-bearingP Pegmatite, undifferentiated

Qgi Qôrqut granite complex (leucogranite, grey biotite graniteand composite granite)

Mgi Marraq granite

Tgi Taserssuatsiait graniteIdgi Ilivertalik tonalite, diorite and gabbro

Igi Ilivertalik granite, dominantly K-feldspar augen granite,variably deformed, usually orthopyroxene-bearing

Igi_px Ilivertalik granite, pyroxene-bearingNgi Nukagpiarssuaq graniteqgn Siliceous gneissgn Orthogneiss, mainly tonalitic to granodioritic

gn_px Orthogneiss, undifferentiated, mainly tonalitic,orthopyroxene-bearing

ga Orthogneiss, with gabbro-anorthositic enclavesd Diorite and tonalite, undifferentiatedd_net Diorite and tonalite, undifferentiated, with net-veins of gneissan Leucogabbro and anorthositeai Gabbro and leucogabbroub Ultramafic rocksQai Qáqatsiaq dykea Amphibolite, undifferentiated, includes mafic granulitea_net Amphibolite, undifferentiated, with net-veins of gneissa_px Amphibolite, undifferentiated, orthopyroxene-bearingae Amphibolite of extrusive origin, includes mafic granulite

ms Mica schist and gneiss, undifferentiated, mainly biotite schist± garnet, cordierite or silimanite

MESOARCHAEAN TO NEOARCHAEAN: Igneous and metamorphicrocks: Fiskenæsset ComplexFdelta Fiskenæsset Complex upper gabbro unit

Fd_net Fiskenæsset Complex upper gabbro unit with net-veins ofgneiss

Fgamma Fiskenæsset Complex anorthosite and upper leucogabbrounits

Fg_net Fiskenæsset Complex anorthosite and upper leucogabbrounits with net-veins of gneiss

Fbeta Fiskenæsset Complex middle gabbro and lowerleucogabbro units

Fb_net Fiskenæsset Complex middle gabbro and lowerleucogabbro units with net-veins of gneiss

Falfa Fiskenæsset Complex ultramafic and lower gabbro units

Fa_net Fiskenæsset Complex ultramafic and lower gabbro unitswith net-veins of gneiss

MESOARCHAEAN TO NEOARCHAEAN: Igneous and metamorphicrocks: Tartoq GroupTgn Tartoq Group quartz diorite gneissvs Tartoq Group, mixed volcanic and sedimentary rocks

qst Grey siliceous schist, locally talc- and mica-bearingquartzites

EOARCHAEAN TO PALAEOARCHAEAN: Igneous and metamorphicrocksAgn Tonalitic and granodioritic gneiss (formerly Amîtsoq gneiss)At Tonalitic gneiss (formerly Amîtsoq gneiss)

Aa_in Inclusions of amphibolite in tonalitic and granodioritic gneiss(formerly Amîtsoq gneiss)

Ams_in Inclusions of mafic amphibolite and ultramafic rocks intonalitic and granodioritic gneiss (formerly Amîtsoq gneiss)

Agi Granitic and ferrodioritic gneiss, with K-feldspar augen(formerly Amîtsoq gneiss)

Ams Supracrustal rocks, undifferentiated (formerly Akiliametasedimentary rocks)

Aa Amphibolite, including metagabbro (formerly Akiliaamphibolite)

Aub Ultramafic rocks (formerly Akilia ultramafic rocks)d_ai Ameralik amphibolitic dyke swarms

del_M Dolerite dyke of Mesozoic agedeltaP Dolerite dykedelta Dolerite dyke, undifferentiateda Amphibolite dykea_inf Amphibolite dyke, inferredap_SS Appinite dyke, mainly diorite, locally net-veinedchi Kimberlite dykeomega Lamprophyre dyke

sigma Trachyte and microsyenite dykes, both saturated andundersaturated

h hPEGM Pegmatiteh hMIGM Migmatization

BandBi Banded biotiticBandBd Banded biotitic, with streaksBandHo Banded hornblendicBandHb Banded hornblendic, with streaksINC_a Inclusions of amphiboliteINC_an Inclusions of anorthosite and leucogabbroINC_ch Inclusions of lenticular chromite

INC_cs Inclusions of calc-silicatesINC_ub Inclusions of ultramafic rocksINC_ms Inclusions of metasedimentsBDest BoundaryBDinf Boundary, inferredBDtrs Boundary, transitionalshz Trend of schistosity or lithological layering

! !FLTest FaultFLTinf Fault, inferredHsgZSS High-strain gneiss zone

( (THRest ThrustTHRinf Thrust, inferred

D DTRAX1 Trace of axial surface, synformW WTRAX2 Trace of axial surface, antiform

F F FUNCONF UnconformityJ J J Jaugen Augen texture

crysts Feldspar megacrystic! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !Tuff TuffM MPOR Porphyritic texture

J Augen texturep Pillow structure= Fold axis, measured> Fold axis, measuredD Fold axis, constructedE Fold axis, constructedc Strike and dipb Vertical dip` Horisontal dipO FoliationP Vertical foliation? Lineation

The geological map in scale 1 : 100 000 is an amalgamation of the harmonised, seamless map of southern West and South-West Greenland between 61° 30´ N and 64° N (Keulen et al. 2010) and additional digitised and harmonised maps of South Greenland.The maps of South Greenland include the following seven published GEUS map sheets in scale 1 : 100 000:Ivigtut 61 V. 1 Syd, Nunarssuit 60 V. 1 Nord, Julianehåb 60 V. 2 Nord, Nassarssuaq 61 V. 3 Syd, Søndre Sermilik 60 V. 3 Nord, Nanortalik 60 V. 1 Syd, and Lindenow Fjord 60 Ø. 1 Nord.In the areas of South Greenland with no 1 : 100 000 map coverage the 1 : 500 000 scale map sheet Sheet 1, Sydgrønland, 2'nd edition was used.Current edition finished February 2019. Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS), Danish Ministry of Energy, Utilities and Climate.www.geus.dk

Legend for the geological map of South, South-West and southern West GreenlandScale 1 : 100 000

QUATERNARYALV Alluvium

Qundif Undifferentiated deposits, including moraine older than 4000BC

Q1 Neoglacial moraine younger than AD 1600Q5 Talus and alluvial conesQ6 Alluvial fans and deltasQ7 Fluvio-glacial deposits and terraceQ8 Marine deposits and terraceQ10 Prehistoric moraineQ11 Moraine younger than AD 1600 on Inland Ice

Q12 Wind-blown sandQ16 Beach sandQ20 Ice-dammed lake with periodic drainageQ21 Maximum extent of ice-dammed lakeRIVER RiverICE Ice and perennial snowICELAK Lake on Inland iceMESOZOICC Carbonatite

ai_fen Fenitisation associated with carbonatite, gabbro andleucogabbro

an_fen Fenitisation associated with carbonatite, leucogabbro andanorthosite

gi_fen Fenitisation associated with carbonatite, granitegn_fen Fenitisation associated with carbonatite, orthogneissP_fen Fenitisation associated with carbonatite, pegmatitedeltaM Dolerite dykeMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocksg_G Graniteeps_G Alkali granitesig_G Syenitelam_G Augite syenite and pulaskitepsi_G Nepheline syenitemzsg_G Monzo- to syenogabbroome_G Ultramafic rocksalf_G AnorthositedeG_G Gabbroic dykes and sillssigP_G Paatusoq syeniteMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: IlímaussaqIntrusionchK_G Agpaite, kakortokitechL_G Agpaite, lujavritechN_G Agpaite, naujaitechS_G Agpaite, sodalite foyaiteMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: Klokken intrusionKl_G Klokken intrusionMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: South QôroqCentresqi_G South Qôroq CentreMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: Igaliko NephelineSyenite Complexla1_G Syenite (M1, I1)la2_G Syenite (SQ4, I4, EM, N)

ps1_G Nepheline syenite (NQ1, SQ1, NM1)ps2_G Nepheline syenite (M2, NQ2, SQ2, I2, NM2)ps3_G Nepheline syenite (M3, NQ3, SQ3, I3, Ø)ps4_G Nepheline syenite (M4, NQ4, T)ps5_G Nepheline syenite (M5, NQ5, SQ5, I5)ps6_G Nepheline syenite (I6, I7)MESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: Grønnedal - IkaComplexmu_G CarbonatiteMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: Brown Dykes ofGardar ageBD_G Brown dykesMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, intrusive rocks: Giant Dykes ofGardar ageGD_G Tugtutôq Giant Dykes (OGD and YGD)MESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, extrusive rocks: EriksfjordFormationbet_G Basalttau_G TrachyteMESOPROTEROZOIC: Gardar, sedimentary rocks: EriksfjordFormationq_G Sandstone, quartziteCgl_G ConglomeratePALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, syn- and late-tectonicintrusive igneous rocksgb Granite, biotite-bearing, commonly porphyriticgx Granite, granodiorite and tonalitegs_K Granite, sensu strictogj Orthogneiss (Igutsaat fjord area)gar_K Gabbro, orthopyroxene-bearingapi_K Appinitic rocksaik Mafic metaintrusive rockshbd_K Hornblenditeper_K Ultramafic intrusivesPALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, syn- and late-tectonicintrusive igneous rocks: Rapakivi Suiter_R Rapakivi graniterb_R Biotite granitePALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, syn- and late-tectonicintrusive igneous rocks: Julianehåb Batholithg_K Granite, sensu lato, early Ketilidianhg1_K Granite, sensu lato, commonly porphyriticbg_K Biotite granitehg2_K Hornblende granitelg_K Leucogranitegapl_K Aplite graniteag_K Granite, albitised rocksmgsg_K Monzogranite and syenogranitemz_K Monzonitegd_K Granodiorite, sensu latodi_K Diorite, sensu latodiga_K Diorite and gabbrodii_K Diorite, with inclusionsdt_K Diorite and tonalite

gGG_K Granodiorite, gneissosegn_K Mainly granodioritic, gneissic domainsqgn_K Siliceous gneiss, often appliticrest_K Migmatite with abundant dark phasesPALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, syn- and late-tectonicintrusive igneous rocks: Granite derived from melting ofmetasedimentary rockss2_K Granite, heterogeneous, garnet- and biotite-richPALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, syn- and late-tectonicintrusive igneous rocks: Stendalen Gabbro Complexga_SG Stendalen Layered Gabbro Complexlga_SG Leucogabbro of the Stendalen Layered Gabbro ComplexPALAEOPROTEROZOIC: Ketilidian Orogen, metasedimentary andmetavolcanic rocksrh_K Acid metavolcanicsfv_K Felsic volcanicsaek Mafic metavolcanic rocksa_K Amphibolite, undifferentiatedmk Calcareous and dolomitic siltstone and shaleck Carbonate, mainly dolomitema_K Marly metasedimentsfk Greywackesp_K Semipelitep_K Pelite and semipelite, variably migmatised, locally graphiticrs_K Rusty weathered semipelitic horizon (± graphite)pk Pelite and pelitic shaleqsk Pelitic schist, black, with dolomite and quartzitedsk Shale and schist, dark pyriticps_K Psammite, arkosic, variably migmatisedpsud_K Undifferentiated psammite and semipelite

stq_K Sandstone, including chert and quartzite, locallyconglomeratic

sms_K Siliceous metasediments, undifferentiatedqs_cgl Sandstone, with conglomerateCgl2_K Conglomerate, with gritty quartzitic-greywacke matrixCgl1_K Conglomerate, with hornblendic matrixCgl_K Conglomeratic horizonsvs_K Mixed metasedimentary and metavolcanic rocksqv_K Clastic metasedimentary rocksgw_K Metagreywacke, metasiltstone and metamudstoneqs_K Metasandstone, and local conglomeratems_K Mica schistpgn_K Gneiss, pelitic to semipeliticggw_K Granite (greywacke)qs_grn Granite (sandstone)PALAEOPROTEROZOICdeltaP Dolerite dykeMESOARCHAEAN TO NEOARCHAEAN: Igneous and metamorphicrocksgi Granite, undifferentiated (sensu lato)gi_px Granite, undifferentiated (sensu lato), orthopyroxene-bearingP Pegmatite, undifferentiated

Qgi Qôrqut granite complex (leucogranite, grey biotite graniteand composite granite)

Mgi Marraq granite

Tgi Taserssuatsiait graniteIdgi Ilivertalik tonalite, diorite and gabbro

Igi Ilivertalik granite, dominantly K-feldspar augen granite,variably deformed, usually orthopyroxene-bearing

Igi_px Ilivertalik granite, pyroxene-bearingNgi Nukagpiarssuaq graniteqgn Siliceous gneissgn Orthogneiss, mainly tonalitic to granodioritic

gn_px Orthogneiss, undifferentiated, mainly tonalitic,orthopyroxene-bearing

ga Orthogneiss, with gabbro-anorthositic enclavesd Diorite and tonalite, undifferentiatedd_net Diorite and tonalite, undifferentiated, with net-veins of gneissan Leucogabbro and anorthositeai Gabbro and leucogabbroub Ultramafic rocksQai Qáqatsiaq dykea Amphibolite, undifferentiated, includes mafic granulitea_net Amphibolite, undifferentiated, with net-veins of gneissa_px Amphibolite, undifferentiated, orthopyroxene-bearingae Amphibolite of extrusive origin, includes mafic granulite

ms Mica schist and gneiss, undifferentiated, mainly biotite schist± garnet, cordierite or silimanite

MESOARCHAEAN TO NEOARCHAEAN: Igneous and metamorphicrocks: Fiskenæsset ComplexFdelta Fiskenæsset Complex upper gabbro unit

Fd_net Fiskenæsset Complex upper gabbro unit with net-veins ofgneiss

Fgamma Fiskenæsset Complex anorthosite and upper leucogabbrounits

Fg_net Fiskenæsset Complex anorthosite and upper leucogabbrounits with net-veins of gneiss

Fbeta Fiskenæsset Complex middle gabbro and lowerleucogabbro units

Fb_net Fiskenæsset Complex middle gabbro and lowerleucogabbro units with net-veins of gneiss

Falfa Fiskenæsset Complex ultramafic and lower gabbro units

Fa_net Fiskenæsset Complex ultramafic and lower gabbro unitswith net-veins of gneiss

MESOARCHAEAN TO NEOARCHAEAN: Igneous and metamorphicrocks: Tartoq GroupTgn Tartoq Group quartz diorite gneissvs Tartoq Group, mixed volcanic and sedimentary rocks

qst Grey siliceous schist, locally talc- and mica-bearingquartzites

EOARCHAEAN TO PALAEOARCHAEAN: Igneous and metamorphicrocksAgn Tonalitic and granodioritic gneiss (formerly Amîtsoq gneiss)At Tonalitic gneiss (formerly Amîtsoq gneiss)

Aa_in Inclusions of amphibolite in tonalitic and granodioritic gneiss(formerly Amîtsoq gneiss)

Ams_in Inclusions of mafic amphibolite and ultramafic rocks intonalitic and granodioritic gneiss (formerly Amîtsoq gneiss)

Agi Granitic and ferrodioritic gneiss, with K-feldspar augen(formerly Amîtsoq gneiss)

Ams Supracrustal rocks, undifferentiated (formerly Akiliametasedimentary rocks)

Aa Amphibolite, including metagabbro (formerly Akiliaamphibolite)

Aub Ultramafic rocks (formerly Akilia ultramafic rocks)d_ai Ameralik amphibolitic dyke swarms

del_M Dolerite dyke of Mesozoic agedeltaP Dolerite dykedelta Dolerite dyke, undifferentiateda Amphibolite dykea_inf Amphibolite dyke, inferredap_SS Appinite dyke, mainly diorite, locally net-veinedchi Kimberlite dykeomega Lamprophyre dyke

sigma Trachyte and microsyenite dykes, both saturated andundersaturated

h hPEGM Pegmatiteh hMIGM Migmatization

BandBi Banded biotiticBandBd Banded biotitic, with streaksBandHo Banded hornblendicBandHb Banded hornblendic, with streaksINC_a Inclusions of amphiboliteINC_an Inclusions of anorthosite and leucogabbroINC_ch Inclusions of lenticular chromite

INC_cs Inclusions of calc-silicatesINC_ub Inclusions of ultramafic rocksINC_ms Inclusions of metasedimentsBDest BoundaryBDinf Boundary, inferredBDtrs Boundary, transitionalshz Trend of schistosity or lithological layering

! !FLTest FaultFLTinf Fault, inferredHsgZSS High-strain gneiss zone

( (THRest ThrustTHRinf Thrust, inferred

D DTRAX1 Trace of axial surface, synformW WTRAX2 Trace of axial surface, antiform

F F FUNCONF UnconformityJ J J Jaugen Augen texture

crysts Feldspar megacrystic! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !Tuff TuffM MPOR Porphyritic texture

J Augen texturep Pillow structure= Fold axis, measured> Fold axis, measuredD Fold axis, constructedE Fold axis, constructedc Strike and dipb Vertical dip` Horisontal dipO FoliationP Vertical foliation? Lineation

The geological map in scale 1 : 100 000 is an amalgamation of the harmonised, seamless map of southern West and South-West Greenland between 61° 30´ N and 64° N (Keulen et al. 2010) and additional digitised and harmonised maps of South Greenland.The maps of South Greenland include the following seven published GEUS map sheets in scale 1 : 100 000:Ivigtut 61 V. 1 Syd, Nunarssuit 60 V. 1 Nord, Julianehåb 60 V. 2 Nord, Nassarssuaq 61 V. 3 Syd, Søndre Sermilik 60 V. 3 Nord, Nanortalik 60 V. 1 Syd, and Lindenow Fjord 60 Ø. 1 Nord.In the areas of South Greenland with no 1 : 100 000 map coverage the 1 : 500 000 scale map sheet Sheet 1, Sydgrønland, 2'nd edition was used.Current edition finished February 2019. Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS), Danish Ministry of Energy, Utilities and Climate.www.geus.dk