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  • 8/14/2019 NBMG of074

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    FallonFormation

    Wyemaha Formation

    Eetza Formation

    Bunejug Formation

    Sehoo Formation

    Young lakedeposits

    EaglesHouse rhyolite

    Ephemeral playadeposits

    Daciteof Rainbow Mountain

    Beach and shoreline deposits

    Remnantalluvialfan surfaces

    Tertiarysediments,undifferentiated

    Young fan alluvium, undifferentiated

    Young alluvium of recentlyactive washes

    Subaerialsilt, sand, and gravel deposits

    Youngest fan alluvium of lateHolocene age

    Youngest alluvium of recently activewashes

    Olivine basaltflows with minorbasaltictuff

    Basaltof Rainbow Mountain with basalticdikes

    Young fan alluvium ofmiddle to early Holoceneage

    Lacustrine silt sand,and mud of theupperSehoo Fm

    Youngerfan alluvium of lateto middle Holocene age

    Lacustrine silt,sand, and mud ofthemiddle Sehoo Fm

    Shallow lakesedimentsoflate to middle Holoceneage

    Beach and shoreline depositsof theEetza lacustral cycle

    Lacustrine silt,sand, and mud oftheEetza lacustral cycle

    Eolian sand derived from lacustrinedeposits of lateto middle Holocene age

    Tufa-bearing beach and shorelinedeposits of the middleSehoo lacustral cycle

    Lacustrine silt,sand, and mud and locally beach gravel of the lower Sehoo Fm

    Lacustrine silt,sand, and mud ofthelower and middleSehoo Fm, undifferentiated

    Massivedendriticand lithoid tufa associated with the middleSehoo lacustral cycle

    Beach and shoreline depositsassociated with principal middle Sehoo lacustral cycle

    Subaerialsand and alluvialfan gravel depositsseparating theSehoo and Eetza lacustral cycles

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    PRELIMINARY GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE LAHONTAN MOUNTAINSQUADRANGLE, CHURCHILL COUNTY, NEVADA

    John W. Bell, P. Kyle House, and S. John Caskey2007

    Preparedas part of theSTATEMAPcomponent of theNational CooperativeGeologic MappingProgram in cooperationwith the U.S.GeologicalSurveyNEVADABUREAUOF MINESANDGEOLOGY OPENFILEREPORT 07-4 PRELIMINARYGEOLOGICMAP OF THE LAHONTANMOUNTAINSQUADRANGLE,CHURCHILLCOUNTY, NEVADA

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    1 Indian Lakes2 Stillwater3 FoxtailLake4 GrimesPoint5 LahontanMountains6 DiamondCanyon7 CarsonLake8 BunejugMountains9 Fourmile Flat

    Adjoining 7.5'quadrangle names

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    Strikeand dipof flow bandingor flow foliationin volcanicrocks

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    Beach ridge

    Fieldwork donein 2006-2007Supportedby theU.S. GeologicalSurvey STATEMAPProgram(AgreementNo.06-HQ-AG-0021)

    DRAFTPreliminary geologic mapHas not undergoneofficeor field reviewWill be revisedbefore publication

    EditedbyDickMeeuwigCompilationby JohnW.Bell,P.KyleHouse,andS.JohnCaskeyCartographyandmap production in ESRIArcGIS v9.2

    by JordanHastings,Elizabeth Crouse,and Matthew RichardsonFirstEdition, July 2008Printedby NevadaBureauof Mines and Geology

    Thismapwas printed on an electronicplotter directly fromdigital files.Dimensional calibration mayvary between electronic plottersand Xand Ydirectionson the same plotter, and paper maychangesize;therefore, scale and proportions maynot be exact on copies of thismap.

    For saleby:NevadaBureau ofMines and GeologyUniversityofNevada,Reno/178Reno,Nevada 89557-0178ph.(775) 784-6691,ext. 2www.nbmg.unr.edu;[email protected]

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    Base map:U.S. Geological Survey GrimesPointandLahontan Mountains 7.5'quadrangles (1985)

    Projection:UniversalTransverse Mercator, Zone 11,North AmericanDatum1927 (m)

    Scale1:24,000

    CONTOURINTERVAL40 FEET

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    mile0 0.5 1

    feet0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000

    1954 Earthrupture Solidwhere certain and locationaccurate,long-dashedwhere approximate,short-dashed whereinferred.

    Symbology (per FGDC-STD-013-2006)

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    Normal fault, moderately to steeplydipping Solidwherecertain and locationaccurate, long-dashed where approximate,short-dashedwhere inferred,dotted where concealed; queriedifidentity or existence uncertain. Dip ofcontactshown locally.

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    Contact Solidwhere certain and locationaccurate,long-dashed whereapproximate, short-dashed where inferred.

    Shoreline Thickat 1332m Sehoo highstand,thin atrecessionalscarps.Hachurespoint toward water body.

    Strikeanddipof bedding

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