The source geological map used is "Geologic Atlas of Texas,
Dallas Sheet" - Bureau of Economic Geology, 1987. The map
was digitally distorted in some spots to align the roads with the more
accurate modern map BUT there is still some distortions and alignment is
not perfect. Colors used here are arbitrary. [The best way to print the maps is to save each large image to your computer and then open with the default picture viewer. This should allow you to print each image and fill a standard 8x11 page without any clipping which may occur if printing from a browser.] |
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Johnson county, Texas
geology in 12 parts:
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Holocene Period: | Qal - Quaternary alluvium | |
Qu - Quaternary undivided | ||
Pleistocene Period: | Qt - Quaternary terrace deposits | |
Cretaceous Period: | Kef - Eagle Ford | |
Kwb - Woodbine | ||
Kgm - Mainstreet & Grayson (undivided on map) | ||
Kpd - Pawpaw & Denton (undivided on map) | ||
Kwl - Weno limestone | ||
Kfd -
Fort Worth & Duck Creek (undivided on map) |
Kdc - Duck Creek | |
Kgl - Goodland | Ked - Edwards limestone | |
Kcp - Comanche Peak | ||
Kki - Kiamichi | ||
Kwa - Walnut Clay | ||
Kpa - Paluxy sand |