Oklahoma Geological Quadrangles (OGQs) - The University of Oklahoma
WEBOklahoma Geologic Quadrangles (OGQs) are geologic maps professionally drafted by the Oklahoma Geological Survey cartography group. OGQ maps are reviewed by internal or external geologists and are thoroughly edited.
Geologic map of Oklahoma | U.S. Geological Survey - USGS.gov
WEBGeologic map of Oklahoma. December 31, 1926. View East Plate. View West Plate. No abstract available.
Maps - The University of Oklahoma
WEBThe Oklahoma Geological Survey provides maps for free download or purchase organized by three main categories: Oklahoma Geological Quadrangles (OGQ) Geologic Maps (GM) Hydrologic Atlases (HA)
USGS Mineral Resources On-Line Spatial Data
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Geologic Maps (GMs) - The University of Oklahoma
WEBGeologic Map 35 Map. Map for Earthquake map of Oklahoma (with text), by James E. Lawson, Jr., and Kenneth V. Luza. Earthquakes shown through 1993. One 4-color map sheet intended for use as a guide only to earthquake intensity and epicentral locations. Scale 1:500,000.
WEB23‒Oklahoma City SW 7.5ʼ Quadrangle 24‒Oklahoma City SE 7.5ʼ Quadrangle 25‒Moore 7.5ʼ Quadrangle 26‒Franklin 7.5ʼ Quadrangle 27‒Blanchard 7.5ʼ Quadrangle 28‒Newcastle 7.5ʼ Quadrangle 29‒Norman 7.5ʼ Quadrangle 30‒Denver 7.5ʼ Quadrangle 31‒Luther 7.5ʼ Quadrangle 32‒Horseshoe Lake 7.5ʼ Quadrangle 33‒Harrah 7.5ʼ ...
National Geologic Map Database - USGS
WEB2 days ago · U.S. Department of the Interior | U.S. Geological Survey. Supported by the National Cooperative Geologic Mapping Program. Page Contact Information: Personnel.
WEBGEOLOGIC HISTORY OF OKLAHOMA. Compiled by Kenneth S. Johnson, Oklahoma Geological Survey. Due to forces within the Earth, parts of Oklahoma in the geologic past were alternately below or above sea level. Thick layers of sediments accumulated in shallow seas that covered large areas.
A DIGITAL GEOLOGIC MAP DATABASE FOR THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA
WEBThis report consists of a compilation of twelve digital geologic maps provided in ARC/INFO interchange (e00) format for the state of Oklahoma. The source maps consisted of nine USGS 1:250,000-scale quadrangle maps and three 1:125,000 scale county maps.
WEBIn Oklahoma, the Oklahoma Geological Survey is conducting a long-term program of mapping called STATEMAP that will result in a new digital state map for Oklahoma, replacing the old 1954 version. For more information about the Oklahoma Geological Survey, Earth Science Week and Geologic Map
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