How is the geologic database of Texas digitized?

Comments: The Geologic Database of Texas was digitized from the Geologic Atlas of Texas (GAT). This map layer shows the boundaries of these source map sheets. Sheet names are labeled on the map. Click a sheet on the map to view more information.

How does the Geologic Atlas of Texas work?

Comments: Faults are depicted as arrows showing relative movement. Click a fault on the map to view more information. Comments: The Geologic Database of Texas was digitized from the Geologic Atlas of Texas (GAT). This map layer shows the boundaries of these source map sheets.

How to contact the geospatial team in Texas?

Please contact the Geospatial Team at [email protected] or +1-512-463-4352 with questions, comments, concerns.

Where can I find a topographic map of Texas?

Using maps that span the diverse topographic nature of this massive state, our printable, online topos offer a view of extreme eastern El Paso or Amarillo, up in the North Texas Panhandle. Find Texas topo maps and topographic map data by clicking on the interactive map or searching for maps by place name and feature type.

Who are the people who make geologic maps?

Planetary Geologic Mapping Program. The Planetary Geologic Mapping Program is managed by the USGS for NASA, producing geologic maps across the Solar System.The maps are made to the same standards as similar maps for the Earth, providing a consistent high-quality product readily intelligible to any geoscientist.

Where can I find geologic maps of the United States?

Digital geologic maps of the US states with consistent lithology, age, GIS database structure, and format Data for the District of Columbia is included with Maryland. Separate geologic maps are available for Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. .

Is the Planetary Geologic Mapping Program managed by NASA?

The Planetary Geologic Mapping Program is managed by the USGS for NASA, producing geologic maps across the Solar System.The maps are made to the same standards as similar maps for the Earth, providing a consistent high-quality product readily intelligible to any geoscientist.