convinced Congress into authorizing the “preparation of the geological map of the United States.” The first geologic maps ...

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Zealandia fits all those points, but being almost inaccessible, little is known about its geology in detail ... covering much of the Western United States and northwestern Mexico today.

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Thanks to a $498,999 grant from the United States Geological Survey (USGS), David Boutt, professor in the Department of Earth ...

Ever wonder where the highest bluff is along the Cape Cod National Seashore? We figure out where it is and then hike out there!

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Geologic maps are not an exact depiction of the Earth’s surface. Instead, geologic maps display a generalization of interested units and features in correspondence with the scale of a map.