Description
Preliminary geologic map of parts of the Anchorage C-2, C-3, D-2, and D-3 quadrangles, Alaska, Report of Investigation 83-10,RI 83-10 presents 1:25,000-scale geologic mapping of the north-central Chugach Mountains. This rugged area, approximately 120 km NE of Anchorage, straddles the Matanuska Glacier and includes rocks of the southern (lower) Peninsular Terrane and northern Chugach Terrane. Helicopter-supported field work lasted 4-8 weeks each summer during 1980-1982. Most of the previous mapping in the area was at 1:250,000-scale, and this work provides a much more detailed examination of rock types and structures in the area. In particular, the contact between Peninsular and Chugach Terranes (Border Ranges Fault) is present as a complex series of mostly steeply-dipping faults, commonly with ambiguous units separating the two. The complete report, geodatabase, and ESRI fonts and style files are available from the DGGS website: http://doi.org/10.14509/2349.
Resources
| Name | Format | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| geodatabase | Unknown | geologic map | Open resource |
| Web Resource | Unknown | Open resource |
Tags
- alluvial
- alluvial deposits
- alluvial fan
- andesite
- argillite
- bedrock
- bedrock geology
- bug lake
- caribou creek
- cataclasite
- chickaloon formation
- chugach terrane
- colluvial deposits
- colluvium
- conglomerate
- cretaceous
- diorite
- early cretaceous
- felsite
- gabbro
- gems db l3 compliant
- gems db v1pt1
- generalized
- geologic map
- geology
- glacial
- glacial deposits
- glacier creek
- glacier point
- glenn highway
- gravel creek
- gypsum creek
- ignimbrite
- intrusive
- jurassic
- lake creek
- landslide deposit
- late cretaceous
- lion head
- marble
- matanuska formation
- matanuska river
- mchugh complex
- metavolcanic rocks
- monument creek
- mount wickersham
- mylonite
- paleozoic
- peninsular terrane
- phyllite
- quaternary
- rock glaciers
- schist
- serpentinite
- siltstone
- surficial
- talkeetna formation
- talus
- tertiary
- trondhjemite
- valdez group
- yellow jacket creek