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ANZA - BORREGO DESERT STATE PARK GEOLOGY THAT IS PRESENT IN PARK |
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Firefox and Safari users click on above map legend for a version with explanations of terms (gotten by clicking on squares). Internet Explorer users, click on MAP LIST in above geology map then on "Click here for legend." |
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GENERAL EXPLANATION OF MAPS A rectangular grid bounded by latitudes 32.6 N and 33.5 N and by longitudes 116.0 W and 116.7 W is shown on the above geology map (courtesy of Earthguide, UCSD). This same grid is shown relative to park boundaries and standard geographic features on the map to your left. Each grid square is about 0.1 degree in latitude by 0.1 degree in longitude (about 6 mi. by 7 mi.). |
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REFERENCES GABEC: Geology of Anza-Borrego: Edge of Creation, P. Remeika and Lowell Lindsay. GSDCLL: Geology of San Diego County, Legacy of the Land, F. Bergen, H. Clifford, S. Spear, D. Burns RFSD: The Rise and Fall of San Diego, P. L. Abbott |
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