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• ~~ •/ <br />t <br />1 <br />k <br />T <br />N <br />•. --- -- n o. w n o e w <br />From• Colorado Gwlogical Su.rey Mop Series I Rout} County. <br />wC! •r N ,~ <br /> Explanation <br /> <br />Oal <br />' ALLUVIUM. Stream and flood plain deposilf. <br />, <br />o' <br /> IGNEOUS ROCKS. Intrusive dikes. plops, and fills of andaaite. <br /> dacite, and latite. Extrusive basalt }lore and <br /> breeciaa, andaaite cinder cones and stories. <br />,} <br />~' BROWNS PARK FORMATION. Sandstone and conglomarats up to <br />' <br />' <br />' <br />,- <br />;,,,. ~ thick, generally about 200 <br />chic <br />2000 <br />to SOO <br /> LANCE FORMATION. Mostly shale rich occasional sandstone and <br /> coal beds, 1000' to IS00' thick. <br />,;,-•».~.yh~ LEWIS FORMATION. Chiefly shale, 1500' to 1900' thick. <br />W. "•,': <br />WILLIAMS FORK FORMATION. Interbedded sandstone, shale ar <br />Kart coal, II00' to 2000' thick. Kwf - TreMymile <br />r sandstone member near middle of formation. <br />V <br />KM ~ ILES FORMATION. Sandstone and shale, coal in upper part, IS <br />Ki thick. Kit -Trout Creek sandstone member at <br />top of formation. N <br />MANGOS FORMATION . Mostly shale, 4900' Thick, includes <br />Benton, Niobrara, and Frontier Formations. <br />LEGEND <br />Cantacl <br />Hlan Anpla Fault T <br />AnticliM -}- <br />Syncline f <br />(~ <br />SCALE <br />0 1 2 i 4 ~ 6 MMES <br />0 I t ] • ] 6 7 E 9 i0 KILU ME TER9 <br />County <br />~r•• Cor and ey Yap <br />COLORADO <br />FIGURE 6-1 <br />GEOLOGIC MAP <br />of <br />SENECA II-W <br />MINE <br />and the Sur roundlnq Area <br />T <br />