Geology of Wisconsin

Steven Dutch University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
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Rock Types of Wisconsin
Pleistocene of Wisconsin
Paleozoic Formations of Wisconsin
Precambrian outline of Wisconsin
Earthquakes in Wisconsin
The Niagara Escarpment
The Castellated Mounds
Geologic Field Locality Descriptions
Some Unusual Weather Events in Wisconsin
Where Can I Get a Geologic Map of My Property?

Geologic Maps of Wisconsin

Relief And Topography

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• Topography and Shaded Relief with Index Map

Wisconsin Bedrock Geology

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Wisconsin Bedrock Elevation

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Wisconsin Pleistocene Geology

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Thickness of Unconsolidated Deposits

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Soils

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 Atlas of Wisconsin Geologic History

• Late Pleistocene Loess Deposits
• Late Pleistocene Red Till
• Lake Oshkosh Drainage
• Late Wisconsin Ice Maximum
• Early Pleistocene Ice Advances
• Probable Pre-Pleistocene Drainage
• Hypothetical Tertiary Drainage
• Cretaceous-"Windrow"
• Devonian
• Silurian
• Ordovician-Maquoketa
• Ordovician-Sinnipee Group
• Ordovician-Ancell (St. Peter)
• Ordovician-Prairie du Chien
• Cambrian
• Central North American Rift System-1100 Ma
• Wolf River Batholith-1500 Ma
• Baraboo Interval Quartzites-1600 Ma?
• Baraboo Interval Felsic Igneous Rocks-1700 Ma
• Penokean Orogeny-Granitic Intrusives-1800 Ma
• Penokean Orogeny-Terrane Collision-1900 Ma
• Penokean Orogeny-Wausau-Pembine Terrane-1900-2000 Ma
• Archean Microcontinents 2500+ Ma

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Created 10 Sept 1997, Last Update 22 Aug 2003

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