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Data release for Geologic Map of the Homestake Reservoir 7.5' quadrangle, Lake, Pitkin, and Eagle Counties, Colorado

Creators: Chester A Ruleman
Year: 2020
Location: Gunnison Basin, Colorado
Bounding box: 39.250°N to 39.375°N, -106.500°W to -106.375°W
Publisher: USGS
Tags: USGS Science Data Catalog (SDC), 10Be, 26Al, Laramide, Sawatch anticlinorium, Rio Grande rift, neotectonics, cosmogenic nuclide, St. Kevin Granite, pseudotachylite, metalamprophyre, Homestake shear zone, Pliocene volcanics, Miocene volcanics, Oligocene volcanics, Lincoln Porphyry, sakungen, landslides, pre-Bull Lake glaciation, Bull Lake glaciation, Pinedale Glaciation, USA, United States, Colorado, Eagle County, Lake County, Pitkin County, Upper Arkansas River, Upper Arkansas Valley, Hagerman Pass, Tennessee Pass, Camp Hale, Homestake Reservoir, Homestake Creek, Busk Creek, White River National Forest, San Isabel National Forest, Mount Massive Wilderness, Mount of the Holy Cross Wilderness, Eagle River, Colorado River, Longs Gulch, Porcupine Gulch, Lake Esther, Slide Lake, Galena Lake, Bear Lake, Uncle Bud’s Cabin, 10th Mountain Division Hut, Galena Mountain, Homestake Peak, Bald Eagle Mountain, Sopris Creek, Brady Lake, Paradise Lakes, Isolation Lake, Sawatch Range, South Park, Mill Creek, Timberline Lake, Hagerman Tunnel, Carlton Tunnel, Tennessee Creek, Tennessee Park, Turquoise Lake, Leadville, Leadville Mining District, St. Kevin Mining District, Leadville Quadrangle, Economic Geology, Geomorphology, Glaciology, Hydrology, Mineral Resources, Soil Sciences, Structural Geology, Water Resources, Hydrology & Watersheds, Geology & Tectonics, Gunnison Basin, Western Colorado Landscapes

Description

The Homestake Reservoir 7.5' quadrangle lies at the northwestern end of the Upper Arkansas Valley, and headwaters of the Arkansas River, and the Roaring Fork, Fryingpan, and Eagle Rivers of the Colorado River system. The quadrangle lies within tectonic provinces of the 1.4 Ga Picuris Orogeny, the late Paleozoic Ancestral Rockies, Late Cretaceous-Paleocene Laramide orogeny, Oligocene to Miocene, and Pliocene?, volcanism, and Miocene to the present Rio Grande rift extensional tectonics. In the eastern half of the quadrangle, high-angle, east-dipping, Neogene normal faults displace Proterozoic rocks, and locally Mio-Pliocene? volcanic rocks. Many quartz veins and hydrothermally altered zones are exposed along the eastern flank of the [...]

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