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CALIFORNIA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY THE RESOURCES AGENCY - MIKE CHRISMAN, SECRETARY MAP SHEET 57
JOHN G. PARRISH, Ph.D., STATE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION - BRIDGETT LUTHER, DIRECTOR SIMPLIFIED GEOLOGIC MAP OF CALIFORNIA
GEOLOGIST
Pleistocene-Holocene
Clear Lake
QUATERNARY
Res.
MODOC 0.011
MT
SHASTA ALTURAS
x
U
LT
1.6
Pliocene
CENOZOIC
5.3
Miocene
PLATEAU 24
Oligocene
EUREKA Shasta
TERTIARY
Lake
37
Eocene
LASSEN Eagle Lake
REDDING PEAK
Cape Mendocino
x SUSANVILLE 58
Cenozoic nonmarine Cenozoic volcanic
Paleocene
Honey Lake IN TRUSIVE IGNEOUS AND (continental) sedimentary rocks
Lake METAMORPH IC ROCKS rocks and alluvial deposits Cenozoic marine
Almanor sedimentary rocks
TERTIARY-- CRETACEOUS
Granitic rocks
chiefly Mesozoic
65
MESOZOIC
Serpentinized ultramafic
rocks chiefly Mesozoic
UKIAH NEVADA CITY Late Mesozoic (latest 144
Clear SUTTER Lake Jurassic and Cretaceous)
Lake BUTTES Tahoe
marine sedimentary rocks;
Great Valley Sequence and 208
related rocks Late Mesozoic (latest
Jurassic and Cretaceous)
PLACERVILL rocks of the
E Franciscan Complex 245
SACRAMENTO
Mesozoic sedimentary
and volcanic rocks in 286
places strongly
metamorphosed
CARBON-- IFEROUS
Pre-Cenozoic metamorphic
360
PALEOZOIC
rocks of unknown age
Mono
Point Reyes Lake
408
PRECAMBRIAN
Precambrian rocks of
all types including
coarse-grained intrusives
Monterey
Bay INDEPENDENCE
FRESNO
x
MONTEREY
Shaded relief map MT
WHITNEY Contact
Owens Lake
showing the natural
Geomorphic Fault
Provinces
Dotted where concealed;
includes low-angle faults;
arrows indicate direction or
Searles relative movement on
Lake strike-slip faults
BASIN
AND SAN LUIS
RANGE BAKERSFIELD
OBISPO
NEEDLES
DESERT
MOJAVE
BIG
Point Conception
SANTA
SANTA BARBARA
MTN FAULT
San Miguel Island
SAN BERNARDINO
TRANSVERSE
RANGES