Geologic Maps

By: Lehi Hintze Gain a deeper understanding of Utah's diverse geologic history with the Utah Geologic Highway map. Our detailed and informative topographic map highlights the colorful and varied layers of rock that dominate Utah's landscape. From formations that have...

This geologic map compiled by Lehi Hintze and published by the Utah Geological (and Mineral) Survey in 1980 shows the geology of Utah in gorgeous colors. Compiled from the 1:250,000 scale Geologic Maps of Utah published by Utah State Land...

By: G. C. Willis To many people Utah is the geology state. This simplified geologic map reflects the large variety of geologic events from over 2600 million years that created the spectacular scenery of Utah’s red rock country, high alpine...

By: H. H. Doelling Arches National Park is one of the geologic wonders of the world. It has the greatest concentration of stone arches on the earth developed around a salt anticline. An accumulation of nearly 10,000 feet of salt...

By: G. C. Willis Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument covers 1.7 million acres between Bryce Canyon and Capitol Reef National Parks. The geology consists of 6,000 feet of well-exposed, layered sedimentary rocks that are between about 65 million and 200 million...

By: L. F. Hintze, G. C. Willis, D. Y. M. Laes, D. A. Sprinkel, and K. D. Brown This map on compact disc is a digital version of the 1:500,000-scale Geologic Map of Utah compiled by Lehi F. Hintze and...

By: UGS Staff This postcard shows the geology of Goblin Valley State Park. Goblin Valley lies in southeastern Utah, between Capitol Reef National Park and Arches National Park. The spectacular and sometimes bizarrely shaped stone goblins, for which the park...

By: R. F. Biek, P. D. Rowley, J. M. Hayden, D. B. Hacker, G. C. Willis, L. F. Hintze, R. E. Anderson, and K. D. Brown The St. George and east part of the Clover Mountains 30' x 60' quadrangles...

By: H. H. Doelling This map covers the Moab 30' x 60' quadrangle. Information in this publication includes: descriptions of geologic units, correlation of geologic units, a lithologic column, and five cross sections. The map contained on this compact disc...

By: H. H. Doelling Grand County, 3,695 sq. miles, on Utah's eastern border, exposes its Precambrian to Tertiary rocks along magnificent cliffs and canyons. It contains abundant resources of petroleum, uranium, coal, and salts. The greatest concentration of arches and...

By: H. H. Doelling Arches National Park has an unique variety of well-exposed and colorful rock formations. It is located in the Paradox Basin of the Colorado Plateau Physiographic Province which lies in parts of four western states: Utah, Colorado,...

By: M. R. Milligan The captivating and oddly shaped stone sculptures that serve as the centerpiece of Goblin Valley State Park are the product of millions of years of intricate geological processes. As you wander through the park, you encounter...

By: M. H. Bugden Snow Canyon State Park near St. George is in the southwest corner of Utah and has the basalts, Kayenta Formation, and Navajo Sandstone that make spectacular scenery throughout southern Utah. Of special interest are the cinder...

By: Hellmut H. Doelling, Paul A. Kuehne, Grant C. Willis, and J. Buck EhlerThe San Rafael Desert 30'x60' quadrangle is located in east-central Utah and covers a large area that includes the San Rafael Swell, the San Rafael Reef, the...

By: H. H. Doelling, M. L. Ross, and W. E. Mulvey The Moab 7.5' quadrangle is in Utah's red-rock country in east-central Utah. It is crossed by the Colorado River, and inch,ldes a small part of Arches National Park. The...

By: H. H. Doelling This map covers the La Sal 30' x 60' quadrangle. Information included in this publication includes: correlation of geologic units, description of geologic units, lithological column, a simplified structure map, and two cross sections. The map...

By: L. F. Hintze, F. D. Davis, P. D. Rowley, C. G. Cunningham, and T. A. Steven This map covers the Richfield 30' x 60' quadrangle. Information in this publication includes: correlation of geologic units, a lithologic column, five cross-sections,...

By: G. Billingsley, P. W. Huntoon, and W. J. BreedThis map covers the geology of Capitol Reef National Park. Information in this publication includes: two cross-sections, a correlation of map units, a lithologic column, and a description of map units.Other...

By: H. H. Doelling, compiler The digital dataset on this CD is a composite map compiled from Utah Geological Survey Bulletin 124, U.S. Geological Survey Map I-2655, and several smaller maps. GIS files are provided as an ESRI geodatabase and...

By: Robert F. Biek, Peter D. Rowley, John J. Anderson, Florian Maldonado, David W. Moore, David B. Hacker, Jeffrey G. Eaton, Richard Hereford, Edward G. Sable, Harry F. Filkorn, and Basia MatyjasikThe Panguitch 30'x60' quadrangle spans the southernmost High Plateaus...

By: L. F. Hintze and F. D. DavisThis map covers the Tule Valley 30' x 60' quadrangle. Information in this publication includes: correlation of geologic units, descriptions of geologic units, and three cross-sections.Other Information: Published: 2002Plates: 2 pl.Scale: 1:100,000Location: Millard...

By: H. H. Doelling Kane County, 4105 sq. miles, on Utah?s southern border, contains some of the most colorful and well-exposed geologic features in the world. Located on the ?grand Staircase? set of cliffs northo f the Grand Canyon, it...

Postcards that highlight different minerals of Utah. The back of each has a description and identification of the mineral. Product of the Utah Geological Survey.  Minerals include: 1. Sulfur2. Aragonite3. Gypsum4. Jasper5. Azurite (blue) and Malachite (green)6. Stibnite7. Variscite (green)...