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Published by:Vermont Geological SurveyLaurence Becker, State GeologistDepartment of Environmental ConservationAgency of Natural Resources103 South Main St., Logue CottageWaterbury, VT 05671-2420http://www.anr.state.vt.us/dec/geo/vgs.htm

Base map from U.S. Geological Survey.Quadrangle names printed in blue.Coordinate System: Vermont State Plane, meters, NAD 83.Geographic coordinates shown at topo corners are in NAD 83.Grid overlay on map is Universal Transverse Mercator,Zone 18N, NAD 27.Digital Cartography by: John Van Hoesen and Marjorie GaleDate: 2011

Vermont Geological Survey Open File Report VG11- 1

ÖNMN

Magnetic declination15.5 degrees west, 1968

Research supported by the Vermont Geological Survey, Dept. of Environmental Conservation, VT ANR.This geologic map was funded in part by the USGS National Cooperative Mapping Program.The views and conclusions contained in this document are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the official policies, either expressed or implied, of the U.S. Government.

SURFICIAL GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE TOWN OF DOVER, VERMONTby

John Van Hoesen2011

0 1 2 30.5Miles

Contour Interval 20 Feet

0 1 2 3 4 50.5Kilometers

1:24,000SCALE

VERMONT

Map Location - Dover, VT

LEGEND

Map Symbols

Town Boundary

!( Striations

# Field Sites

Lake/Pond

River/Stream

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Line of cross-section

Description of Map Units

Qtt - Thin Glacial Till: Ice derived deposits (<3m thick) composed of oxidized, unsorted, poorly-stratified slightly sandy till, characterized by frequent surface boulders and bedrock exposures. Commonly mimics upland topography and lacks abundant rock walls and rock piles.

Qt - Glacial Till: Ice derived deposits (>3m thick) composed of grey, unsorted, poorly-stratified clay-rich till, characterized by frequent surface boulders of varying lithology and rare bedrock exposures. Predominantly found mantling gently sloping topography and streamlined hills with common rock walls and rock piles.

Qow - Outwash: Well-sorted, well-stratified coarse sand/gravel deposit containing clasts of varying size and lithology.

Hpm - Wetland/Peat: Well-sorted, well-stratified silt/clay deposits associated with concave topography with limited drainage. Predominantly occurs in low-lying valley settings, however some deposits occur in steep upland settings.

Hft - Fluvial Terraces:Well-sorted, well-stratified sand/silt/pebbles/cobbles on gently sloping topography that represent historical floodplain sediments, which are now dissected by modem streams.

Haf - Alluvium: Well-sorted, well-stratified, fluvial deposits adjacent to or in stream channels, sand/silt/pebbles/cobbles coarsening towards stream headwaters. Variable extent and thickness depending on location in field area; deposits are founding filling steep valley fluvial channels and covering broad floodplains in lowland settings.

r - Rock outcrop !. Bedrock Exposures