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The following is a list-format version of the index
map for the San Francisco Bay Project on-line geologic map database. Our
maps are available for viewing and download in several different file formats.
Click here to learn more about the file formats of
our data and how you can use them.
Most geologic
maps in the San Francisco Bay area show the geology of the bedrock (the
hard rocks that make up the hills and the ancient and active earthquake
faults), or the Quaternary geology (young, unhardened sediments that cover
the flat areas), or both. The text-format
on-line San Francisco Bay area maps can be grouped into five main topics
they cover:
- Geology
of all or part of a county
- Geology
of a rectangular area (quadrangle)
- Geology
of an area of special interest
- Geology
of all of the region (may be less detailed).
- Maps
of other important geologic features (landslides, geologic materials,
etc.)
Many of the USGS geologic maps in the region show the geology of all or
part of a county:
Alameda
County
Bedrock
geologic map of Alameda County
(USGS OFR 96-252) Quaternary
geologic map of Alameda County
(USGS OFR 97-97)
Contra
Costa County
Bedrock
geologic map of Contra Costa County
(USGS OFR 94-622)
Quaternary
geologic map of Contra Costa County
(USGS OFR 97-98)
San
Mateo County
Combined
geologic map of San Mateo County
(USGS OFR 98-137)
Santa
Cruz County
Combined
geologic map of Santa Cruz County
(USGS OFR 97-489)
Santa
Clara County
Combined
geologic map of Santa Clara County
(USGS OFR 97-710)
Parts of
Marin, San Francisco, Alameda, Contra Costa, and Sonoma Counties
Geologic
Map and Map Database of Parts of Marin, San Francisco, Alameda, Contra
Costa, and Sonoma Counties, California (USGS MF 2337)
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