21. Cape Forchu :The Yarmouth Light: GrassRoutes Internet Brief Geology Cape Forchu Cape Forchu Geological Features Cape Forchu is a land mass that slightly parallels the shoreline on which the http://www.yarmouth.org/villages/capeforc/history/geology/index.htm

Cape Forchu Geological Features Cape Forchu is a land mass that slightly parallels the shoreline on which the town of Yarmouth is situated, providing protection for the harbour. Click on pictures for enlargements Return to the Cape The Yarmouth Light Cape Forchu is both a micro system and a reflection of what is occurring in various locations throughout the world. In the local community, it is highly regarded, with a well maintained sea wall, park and other amenities. It is a place for recreation for both young and old. Newcomers to town are often taken first to Cape Forchu so that they may get a feel of what it is like to live in the community. Yarmouth High Geology Class Students express pride in the presence of Cape Forchu and lament any changes, such as the closing of the manned lighthouse, that they perceive as being detrimental to the overall environment. Globally, the students are able to relate to geographical events elsewhere because of their firsthand knowledge of the impact of storms on the land. The volcanic history of the site also facilitates their understanding of eruptions and the consequences of these eruptions in various parts of the world, thereby extending their awareness, through Global History, of the issues faced by coastal communities in other parts of the world. Road to tip of Cape Forchu Area #8 on Map The road at the top of the hill overlooking False Harbour.

22. South Carolina Geological Survey South Carolina Geological Survey 5 Geology Road Columbia, SC 29212 office 803.896.7714or- fax 803.896.7695 e-mail http://www.dnr.sc.gov/geology/index.htm

Survey News -CO2 Sequestration Web-site Live -New Owners Strike Gold at Haile Earthquakes in SC ... Geologic Map of South Carolina Our Phone Number has Changed .... SC Geology Volume 47 (2010) Now Available!! Geologic Map Coverage 2010-2011 (2.8 Mb) PDF requires South Carolina Geological Survey 5 Geology Road Columbia, SC 29212 office 803.896.7714 -or- fax 803.896.7695 e-mail

23. KGS--Geology Resources Lists topics and highlights for Geology of Kansas web pages. http://www.kgs.ku.edu/General/geologyIndex.html

Kansas Geological Survey Or visit our "Kansas by County" page Water Energy Geology County Maps Other Maps and Charts Construction Material Inventory Bulletins ... About the KGS Highlights, New Items Revised geologic map M-28 Surficial geology of Finney County, Kansas , by W.C. Johnson and A.F. Arbogast, Playa deposits and Arkansas River terrace by W.C. Johnson and T.L. Woodburn New geologic map M-108 Surficial geology of Ford County, Kansas , by W.C. Johnson and T.L. Woodburn, 2009, scale 1:50,000 Interactive geologic map of the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve Link to Kansas State Board of Technical Professions Information for Registration as a Professional Geologist in Kansas Updated STATEMAP Summary sheet for Kansas for FY2010 Kansas Geologic Mapping Advisory Committee Kansas Geological Survey, 1930 Constant Ave., Lawrence, KS 66047-3726 phone 785-864-3965, fax 785-864-5317, Core Library 785-864-4909 Wichita Well Sample Library 4150 Monroe Street, Wichita, Kansas 67209 phone 316-943-2343, fax 316-943-1261 Rex Buchanan, Interim Director

24. Geology Index Geology . South Burlington Learning Expectations Recognize the law of Superposition; Describe how fossils are formed; Understand how folding, faulting, volcanoes http://chamberlin.sbschools.net/users/dparker/geologyindex.htm

Geology South Burlington Learning Expectations: Recognize the law of Superposition Describe how fossils are formed Understand how folding, faulting, volcanoes, earthquakes, and glaciers record the earth's physical history Describe how fossil evidence suggests physical changes in the earth's history as well as changes in life forms List the four major time periods, and be able to describe the life forms and conditions present Related links: Evolving Earth - Plate Tectonics - from the University of Michigan Plate Tectonics - from "Awesome Library" Glaciers - from NASA Earthquakes - from Boston College The Earth - from Enchanted Learning Ology - American Museum of Natural History Plates of the Earth - A Thinkquest Challenge Think Quest Vermont Geology - from the State of Vermont Mrs. Parker's Home Page. Questions or comments? Click here. Chamberlin's Home Page, Last updated on

25. Geological & Environmental Sciences Moser Hall 2120, Youngstown State University, One University Plaza, Youngstown, Ohio 44555 Phone 330941-3612; Fax 330-941-1754, e-mail slmckinney@ysu.edu http://www.as.ysu.edu/~geology/index.html

26. US Forest Service Intermountain Region - Geology - Geologic Points Of Interest - US Forest Service Intermountain Region website; Recreation information for the Intermountain Region http://www.fs.fed.us/r4/resources/geology/index.shtml

@import url(/global-websites/styles/screen.css); [Jump to the main content of this page] Forest Service National Links Forest Service Home Employment Fire and Aviation International Forestry Just for Kids Maps and Brochures Passes and Permits Photo and Video Gallery Publications Recreational Activities Research and Development State and Private Forestry Intermountain Region Intermountain Region Home About Us Contact Us Current Conditions ... Rocky Mountain Research Station US Forest Service Intermountain Region 324 25th Street Ogden, UT Geology The Intermountain Region's 13 forests are full of amazing geologic wonders. These pages are useful resources in locating a particular geologic site or interest, gathering geologic backgrounds and histories, or starting points for developing field trips or geologic tours. Sites will continue to be added and updated. Please check back often. Enjoy! The black dots on the map represent the Forest Supervisor's Office. Click on one to visit the geologic points of interest for that forest. These pages were developed by Debbie Morgan, a 2006 GeoCorps America participant, in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service and the Geological Society of America's GeoCorps America Program. The GeoCorps America Program strives to place geoscientists in working relationships with the U.S. Forest Service, National Park Service, and Bureau of Land Management.

27. Rocks, Fossils, And The Earth: Table Of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS This is a series of experiments about geology that was designed for use in the fourth grade. THE EXPERIMENTS http://www.galaxy.net/~k12/geology/index.shtml

TABLE OF CONTENTS This is a series of experiments about geology that was designed for use in the fourth grade. THE EXPERIMENTS Raptor Rocks Fossilized Footprints Journey to the Center of the Earth Hidden Valley ... Erosion

28. Return To The Ice Age - The La Brea Exploration Guide The asphalt seeps of Rancho La Brea ooze and bubble to form what are commonly known as the La Brea Tar Pits. This section explores and investigates the many physical aspects of http://www.tarpits.org/education/guide/geology/index.html

Return to the Ice Age Home La Brea Geology Geologic Time Asphalt Deposits Entrapment Events Fossil Burial Conditions of Fossilization Pleistocene Climate La Brea Flora and Fauna Human Exploration and Excavations The asphalt seeps of Rancho La Brea ooze and bubble to form what are commonly known as the La Brea Tar Pits. This section explores and investigates the many physical aspects of these fossils and asphalt deposits. While reading this section try to answer the following questions and define the terms below: Ice Age Investigations: When was the last great Ice Age? What is asphalt? Why is it not called tar? How does a "tar pit" form? What do these formations look like? How did animals become stuck in the asphalt? Did entrapment at Rancho La Brea happen often? What were some of the different processes that affected the bones before and after they were buried in the asphalt? What are microfossils? What information do they reveal about the last Ice Age? La Brea Vocabulary: Asphalt Pleistocene Sediments Entrapment Microfossils Ice Age Fossil Erosion Begin

29. AGDC - Statewide Geologic Maps For Alaska Comments or Feedback jschmidt@usgs.gov. Home Info Datasets Search Tools Links Contacts URLhttp//agdc.usgs.gov/data/usgs/geology/index.html http://agdc.usgs.gov/data/usgs/geology/index.html

Alaska Geospatial Data Clearinghouse Mineral Resources Program Alaska Section Statewide Geologic Maps for Alaska These digital data sets are derived from published 1:2,500,000 geologic and thematic maps of Alaska. Details of the processing are documented in the metadata files which accompany each coverage. At this time only polygon coverages (geologic areas, etc.) are available or planned. If you would like to see line coverages (e.g. faults), point coverages (sample locations) or amls with explanatory text, etc (in order to be able to re-print the paper maps) please send comments to the address below. All data sets are presented as compressed tar files of Arc/Info V7.x coverages or Arc/Info Export files. Please see Download Help for additional help in downloading these data sets. Available Now: Polygons derived from Beikman, H., compiler, 1980, Geologic Map of Alaska View Metadata List geologic unit descriptions View sample graphic (9K gif) Download Data Download Data (2MB) as Arc Export (.e00) file 1996, Generalized Thermal Maturity Map of Alaska

30. Geology At Clackamas Community College Why Geology? Earth s cience explores the nature of earth, sea and sky as it relates to our world's ecosystems. These studies are used to understand how changes on earth affect http://depts.clackamas.edu/science/physci/geology/index.htm

Geology at Clackamas Community College G eology 101/201 Geology 102/202 Geology 103/203 ... TOTLE Links Why Geology? Earth s cience explores the nature of earth, sea and sky as it relates to our world's eco-systems. These studies are used to understand how changes on earth affect humans as well as how humans are affecting the earth. Emphasizing concepts of earth processes, geology provides a way to understand our planet as an integrated network of physical and biological systems. Geology is the study of the physical processes, past and present, which create our planet. These processes include volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, mountain uplift/erosion and river systems to name only a few. To understand these processes and explain the surface features we see, geologists use many resources such as rocks, mountains fossils, glaciers, river/stream erosion patterns and earthquake faults. With these resources, geologist work at reconstructing the physical history of the earth and try and gain insight into how these various processes could affect the future of our planet. Who Should Consider General Geology?

31. Delaware Professional Regulation - Board Of Geologists Phone Fax Email (302) 7444500 (302) 739-2711 customerservice.dpr@state.de.us Mailing address Cannon Building, Suite 203 861 Silver Lake Blvd. Dover, DE 19904 http://dpr.delaware.gov/boards/geology/index.shtml

X United States Senator Thomas R. Carper Senator Edward E. Kaufman Representative Michael N. Castle Delaware Governor Jack Markell Lt. Governor Matthew Denn List of State Senators List of State Representatives ... Visit Delaware (Tourism) See All State Agencies: Listed Alphabetically Listed by Department X Search: This Site Advanced Search Related Links: Delaware.gov Text Only Governor General Assembly ... Customer Feedback LICENSURE REQUIREMENTS ASBOG FG Exam License by Examination License by Reciprocity License Renewal ... Voluntary Treatment Option LICENSEE ONLINE SERVICES Change Contact Information Renew License Application Status INFORMATION ... Board News Board of Geologists Phone: Fax: Email: customerservice.dpr@state.de.us Mailing address: Cannon Building, Suite 203 861 Silver Lake Blvd. Dover, DE 19904 BOARD FUNCTION: The Board of Geology (hereafter designated as "the Board") protects the general public by ensuring that geological services are provided by licensed professionals. The Board regulates this profession by formulating rules and regulations, creating the application form for licensing purposes; processing all applications; designating the written, standardized examination; establishing minimum education, training and experience requirements for licensure as geologists; evaluating the credentials of applicants; granting licenses; renewing licenses; refering written complaints from the licensees/public to the Division of Professional Regulation Investigative Unit for investigation; conducting hearings, and determining after a hearing what penalties or sanctions should be imposed. (24

32. Gibson Consultng: Popular Geology Index Guided Educational Tours Geology, Mining, and Cultural History of Butte and Southwest Montana http://www.gravmag.com/pop.shtml

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33. Silurian Geology Silurian geology home page, introduction and index http://www.silurian.com/geology/index.htm

Home Sudoku Ogless Space Chart ... Site Map Fossil Feature : Silurian brachiopod Atrypa reticularis Silurian Geology The long history of the Earth is divided into a number of named time periods or 'systems'. The Silurian System is a time period when life on Earth was still at an early stage. These pages give a broad introduction to the Earth in Silurian times. Geology is a science requiring vast amounts of information to be collected and carefully analysed over the whole world. After painstaking work, patterns emerge and correlations are made. Any single specimen of rock can give vital information about the development of the planet in those times. It is a tribute to the many amateur and professional geologists over the past 150 years that so much is now known about such distant times. The Silurian geological system lasted about 30 million years starting at about 440 million years before the present day. It was an age when life began to move from the sea to land, well before the time of amphibians, dinosaurs, mammals and birds. In fact, the Silurian is twice as far back in time as the age of the dinosaurs. It is still relatively young compared to the age of the Earth and the earliest known forms of life. Follow the links for more information about different aspects of Silurian times.

34. Alaska Science Forum: Rocks And Geology Index Index of Alaska Science Forum Articles about geology in Alaska. http://www.gi.alaska.edu/ScienceForum/rocks.html

This web page is provided as a public service by the Geophysical Institute, University of Alaska Fairbanks, in cooperation with the UAF research community. Rocks and Geology Index A visit to one of Earth's greatest canyons; Ned Rozell. #1880; 11/7/07 Volcanes, permafrost, earthquakes shape Alaska: Ned Rozell. #178 Gold opened Alaska; but what is it good for? Ned Rozell. #1777; 11/17/05 Pulling history from the ocean floor : Ned Rozell. #172 The Great Diamond Rush in Canada's Arctic : Ned Rozell. #1576; 01/10/02. The Wanderings of the Magnetic North Pole : Ned Rozell. #1468; 12/01/99. Alaska's Deep Impact on the North Slope: Ned Rozell. #1460; 10/06/99. Glaciers Made of Rock, Ice and Bear Scat : Ned Rozell. #1455; 09/02/99. The Oldest Rock in Alaska Calls Iditarod Home : Ned Rozell. #1411; 10/22/98. Avalanches, Landslides, Good for Some : Ned Rozell. #1393; 06/16/98. Tracking the Movement of Earth's Plates : Ned Rozell. #1331; 04/03/97. Limestone: The Building Block for Tilting Brooks Range Peaks : Ned Rozell. #1288; 6/6/96.

35. BC Geology Index Map BC Geology Index Map http://webmap.em.gov.bc.ca/mapplace/minpot/geolindx.cfm

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36. China Clay Product Association KAOLIN GEOLOGY IN MIDDLE GEORGIA Formation. B etween 50 and 100 million years ago, during the geological periods known as Cretaceous and Tertiary, the http://www.kaolin.com/geology/index.htm

main page 1 page 2 page 3 ... page 10 KAOLIN GEOLOGY IN MIDDLE GEORGIA Formation B etween 50 and 100 million years ago, during the geological periods known as Cretaceous and Tertiary, the Atlantic Ocean covered much of Georgia south of an imaginary line drawn from Columbus to Augusta, which is where the Piedmont Plateau meets the coastal plain. A Privacy Statement

37. SUNY Potsdam - Department Of Geology The Department of Geology offers Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science and a minor in Geology http://www.potsdam.edu/academics/AAS/Geology/index.cfm

SUNY Potsdam Directory Search About Potsdam ... Trail Maps Department of Geology Home Academics Arts and Sciences Department of Geology - Angelena Ross, Geology Major-Class of 2002 The State University of New York at Potsdam, 44 Pierrepont Avenue, Potsdam NY 13676, (315) 267-2000 Contact Us Site Map Accessibility

38. Indiana Geological Survey - Indiana Geology Home Page Home page of the area of the Indiana Geological Survey Web site with information about Indiana geology. http://igs.indiana.edu/Geology/index.cfm

hs.graphicsDir = '/highslide/graphics/'; hs.outlineType = 'rounded-white'; Indiana Geology Test Your Knowledge of Indiana Geology and Earth Science Issues: Take the quiz! Earth Science Issues Learn about the pressing geologic issues that affect our state. We present information and links so that Indiana’s citizens and our representatives in state and local governments can make sound decisions based on good geologic data. Topic areas include ground water, mapping, coal, oil and gas, and seismic risk. Extraterrestrial Geology The Hills of Mars: An Earth-Based Perspective Meteorites in Indiana Geologic Time and Ancient Environments Personal Timeline Ribbon Timeline Time and Rocks Time Travel Through Turkey Run State Park's Past ... Tidal Time - Ancient Tides Recorded in Indiana Rocks Modern and Ancient Tides lesson plan (middle/high school level) Rocks and Minerals Meteorites in Indiana Armored Mud Balls The Rock Cycle Rock Cycle Teaching/Learning Activities (elementary level) ... Samples of Indiana Rocks Indiana Rock Set Teaching/Learning Activities (elementary level) Fossils Nautiloids: Shelled Marauders of Indiana's Ordovician Seas Conostichus : An Enigmatic Fossil Using Fossils Structure and Stratigraphy Tectonic Features of Indiana Bedrock Geology of Indiana Reflection Seismic Profiling of the Wabash Valley Fault System in the Illinois Basin Drilling Rock ... Compendium of Paleozoic Rock-Unit Stratigraphy in Indiana Charts Showing Paleozoic Rock-Unit Names Used in Indiana General Stratigraphic Column for Paleozoic Rocks in Indiana

39. Home . Geological Sciences . College Of Arts And Science . University Of Saskatc LINKS Museum of Natural Sciences Saskatchewan Isotope Laboratory Geoscience links Canadian Light Source Let's Talk Science The College of Arts Science University of Saskatchewan PAWS http://www.usask.ca/geology/index.html

Home About the Department People For Undergraduates ... Research LINKS Museum of Natural Sciences Saskatchewan Isotope Laboratory Geoscience links Canadian Light Source ... Contact Geological Sciences Geological Sciences University of Saskatchewan 114 Science Place Saskatoon SK S7N 5E2 Canada Phone: 306.966.5683 Fax: 306.966.8593 AC_FL_RunContent( 'codebase','http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=6,0,29,0','width','683','height','200','src','shockwaves/banner7','quality','high','pluginspage','http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash','movie','shockwaves/banner7' ); //end AC code Recent News Mosasaur Skeleton Unveiled at the Natural Sciences Museum posted September 17, 2010 The Montreal Gazette: Scientists find fossil bonanza in southern B.C. posted September 8, 2010 By Randy Boswell, Postmedia News August 30, 2010 A Canadian-led team of scientists has discovered a fossil bonanza in southern British Columbia that sheds new light on the world-famous Burgess Shale... Geologic Boulder Map of Campus Unveiled posted August 6, 2010

40. California Geological Survey - California Geology Index To Back Issues California Geology magazine is no longer being published. The index below dates back to 1991 and shows issues of California Geology that are currently available. http://www.consrv.ca.gov/cgs/information/publications/Pages/california_geology_m

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