Wyoming State Geological Survey (Per Malmberg) Spring 2004 Minerals_stone_RawMaterials vector digital data Map Series 47 MS-47 Laramie, Wyoming Wyoming State Geological Survey withheld Minerals_stone_RawMaterials This dataset consists of a statewide GIS database of industrial minerals and construction materials for the state of Wyoming. The purpose of the data is to assist companies and individuals to visualize trends in production and for developing exploration and development concepts. en Spring 2004 publication date Complete As needed -111.295681 -103.877840 45.063410 40.932110 -338629.975219 246034.401646 29.847594 450131.770829 REQUIRED: Reference to a formally registered thesaurus or a similar authoritative source of theme keywords. Industrial minerals Construction materials Formations Wyoming Spring 2004 Access to this data is restricted to the Wyoming State Geological Survey and other state agencies until further notice. This data is to be used in-house for state agencies, but can be distributed to the public in a generalized hard copy format. Digital data is not to be shared outside agency, or served digitally without the consent of the WSGS or contributing companies. Wyoming State Geological Survey Richard Jones Senior Editor, Geologist mailing address
P.O. Box 3008
Laramie Wyoming 82071-3008 USA (307)766-2286 ext. 238 (307)766-2605 sales@wsgs.uwyo.edu 8:00 am - 5:00 pm MT Contact Joseph Huss at ext. 234 if you are interested in aquiring digital Wyoming State Geological Survey (GIS/Cartography Division), various companies as listed in the source contribution section. ESRI ArcCatalog 9.3.0.1770 Personal GeoDatabase Feature Class Dataset copied. withheld Metadata imported. withheld Metadata imported. withheld Metadata imported. withheld Metadata imported. withheld 20031202 Dataset copied. withheld 20040830 bz Outcrop area of zeolite-bearing strata. Includes the zeolite-bearing beds of the Eocene Washakie and Green River formations in the Washakie Basin, the Eocene Wagon Bed Formation along the western Beaver Rim and on Lysite Mountain, the Eocene Tatman Formation in the Bighorn Basin, the Miocene rocks north of the Sierra Madre (samples contain as much as 98 percent clinoptilolite, a potassium-rich zeolite mineral), and the Pleistocene(?)-Pliocene Bug Formation in the Granite Mountains. Zeolites are a group of chemical compounds characterized by a silicate ring structure and a high cation-exchange capacity. The naturally occurring zeolite minerals are formed by alteration of volcanic tuffs. gb Outcrop area of bentonite-bearing strata. Includes the Cretaceous Mowry, Thermopolis, Belle Fourche, Hilliard, and Aspen shales; the Newcastle Sandstone; the Frontier Formation; and parts of the Cody and Steele shales. Bentonite is an authigenic clay formed by the alteration of volcanic ash. gs Outcrop area of gypsum-bearing strata. Includes the Permian Goose Egg Formation, Forelle Limestone, and Satanka Shale; the Triassic Spearfish and Chugwater formations; the Jurassic Gypsum Spring Formation; and part of the Jurassic Sundance Formation. Locally may include Triassic to Permian (undivided) formations. Gypsum is an evaporite deposit. bs Outcrop area of phosphate-bearing strata. Includes phosphate-bearing rocks of the Permian Phosphoria Formation. The phosphate is a chemical precipitate. bc Outcrop area of limestone-bearing strata. Includes the Mississippian-Devonian Guernsey Limestone; the Mississippian Madison and Pahasapa limestones, the predominately carbonate portion of the Pennsylvanian Casper Formation, the Pennsylvanian-Permian Hartville Formation, and the Permian Minnekahta Limestone. Limestone is a calcareous chemical precipitate. db Outcrop of dolomite-bearing strata. Includes the Ordovician Bighorn Dolomite where mapped separately. Dolomitic strata are also present in portions of the Mississippian Madison Limestone, the Pennsylvanian Casper Formation, and the Pennsylvanian-Permian Hartville Formation. Dolomitic marble is present in Precambrian rocks. Dolomite is a chemical precipitate or a diagenetically altered limestone. bf Outcrop area of baked and fused rocks. Rocks baked or partially melted by recent, naturally-ignited coal fires; sometimes called clinker or scoria. Hosted by coal-bearing rocks of Cretaceous, Paleocene, and Eocene age. Used as decorative aggregate. Locally suitable for light-duty construction aggregate in areas lacking other sources of durable rocks. ab Outcrop area of basalt. Locally suitable for dimension stone and crushed aggregate. Found in and immediately south of Yellowstone National Park, the northern Wind River Range, and west of the Sierra Madre. Includes basalt of Tertiary and Quaternary age. ga Outcrop area of "granite." Locally suitable for decorative and dimension stone and decorative and construction aggregate. These rocks are called granite by the dimensional stone industry, based on finishing characteristics (hardness, durability, resistance to acid, etc.). Includes rock types not geologically defined as granite, such as monzonite, granodiorite, syenite, and others. Includes rocks of Precambrian age plus selected Tertiary igneous rocks in the Black Hills area; Cretaceous igneous intrusive rocks in the Beartooth Mountain; Eocene alkaline, dacite, and quartz latite intrusive and extrusive rocks of the Rattlesnake Hills; and late Tertiary intrusive and extrusive rocks south of Jackson Hole. ae Outcrop area of anorthosite and syenite of the Laramie Mountains. Locally suitable for decorative and dimension stone and construction and decorative aggregate. Includes only rocks of Precambrian age. dd Outcrop area of other dimension, decorative, and ornamental stone. Includes marble, quartzite, sandstone, travertine, and leucite-bearing lamprophyric igneous rocks. Includes Precambrian and younger rocks. da Other outcrop areas with decorative and dimension stone potential. Includes rock types such as marble, amphibolite, gneiss, and others. Locally suitable for construction aggregate, especially railroad ballast. Includes all other areas of Precambrian rocks plus Tertiary igneous intrusive rocks not included in other categories of stone. ws Outcrop area of windblown sand. Recent stabilized and unstabilized windblown sand deposits. as Outcrop area of alluvial sand and gravel. Recent stream deposits containing varying proportions of subrounded to subangular clasts of gravel, sand, silt, and clay. gg Outcrop area of glacial sand and gravel. Pleistocene glacial moraine, outwash, and related deposits sometimes containing a high proportion of coarse material. ts Outcrop area of terrace sand and gravel. Quaternary terrace gravels containing a variable proportion of finer material. ag Outcrop area of older sand and gravel. Includes selected areas of poorly consolidated to consolidated gravels and conglomerates in rocks of Upper Cretaceous to Pleistocene age. Symbol indicates conglomerate or conglomerate-bearing formations (see list of FORMATION NAMES AND/OR ROCK TYPES). In many cases, only those parts of formations that contain mapped conglomerates or gravels are shown. Some of the areas depicted may be overlain by thin surficial deposits. cs Outcrop area of sand and gravel of various origins. Undifferentiated sand and gravel deposits of various origins, mapped in and near Yellowstone National Park and locally in other areas. QTg Terrace gravel (Pleistocene and/or Pliocene) QTc Unnamed conglomerate in Jackson Hole (Pleistocene or Pliocene), Medicine Bow Mountains, and east of the Laramie Mountains (Pleistocene to Miocene) Thl Heart Lake Conglomerate (Pliocene) Tsi Shooting Iron Formation (Pliocene) Tsl Salt Lake Formation (Pliocene and Miocene) Qu Quaternary rocks, undivided Tr Red conglomerate on top of Hoback and Wyoming Ranges (Miocene?) Tcd Camp Davis Formation (Miocene) Tte Teewinot Formation (Miocene) Tmo Ogallala Formation (Miocene) Tbi Bishop Conglomerate (Miocene) Twru Upper conglomerate member of the White River Formation (Oligocene) Tf Fowkes Formation (Pliocene(?) and Eocene) Tip Ice Point Conglomerate (Eocene) Tcg Crooks Gap Conglomerate (Eocene) Tw Wasatch Formation (Eocene) Twmo Moncrief Member (Eocene) Twk Kingsbury Member (Eocene) Tp Pass Peak Formation (Eocene) Twl Willwood Formation (Eocene and Paleocene) Tbs Battle Spring Formation (Eocene and Paleocene) Tcs Conglomerate of Sublette Range (Eocene and Paleocene) Tha Hanna Formation (Paleocene) Tfu Fort Union Formation (Paleocene) TKp Pinyon Conglomerate (Paleocene and Upper Cretaceous) Kha Harebell Formation (Upper Cretaceous) Vector Simple FALSE 0 TRUE FALSE coordinate pair 0.001024 0.001024 meters North American Datum of 1927 Clarke 1866 6378206.400000 294.978698 GCS_North_American_1927 NAD_1927_Lambert_Conformal_Conic 0.000010 Explicit elevation coordinate included with horizontal coordinates Minerals_stone_RawMaterials Feature Class 0 OBJECTID Internal feature number. ESRI Ray Harris bz Outcrop area of zeolite-bearing strata gb Outcrop area of bentonite-bearing strata Ray Harris gs Outcrop area of gypsum-bearing strata Ray Harris bs Outcrop area of phosphate-bearing strata Ray Harris bc Outcrop area of limestone-bearing strata Ray Harris db Outcrop of dolomite-bearing strata Ray Harris bf Outcrop area of baked and fused rocks Ray Harris ab Outcrop area of basalt Ray Harris ga Outcrop area of "granite" Ray Harris ae Outcrop area of anorthosite and syenite of the Laramie Mountains Ray Harris dd Outcrop area of other dimension, decorative, and ornamental stone Ray Harris da Other outcrop areas with decorative and dimension stone potential Ray Harris ws Outcrop area of windblown sand Ray Harris as Outcrop area of alluvial sand and gravel Ray Harris gg Outcrop area of glacial sand and gravel Ray Harris ts Outcrop area of terrace sand and gravel Ray Harris ag Outcrop area of older sand and gravel Ray Harris cs Outcrop area of sand and gravel of various origins Ray Harris Qu Quaternary rocks, undivided Ray Harris QTg Ray Harris Terrace gravel (Pleistocene and/or Pliocene) QTc Ray Harris Unnamed conglomerate in Jackson Hole (Pleistocene or Pliocene), Medicine Bow Mountains, and east of the Laramie Mountains (Pleistocene to Miocene) Ray Harris Thl Heart Lake Conglomerate (Pliocene) Tsi Shooting Iron Formation (Pliocene) Ray Harris Tsl Salt Lake Formation (Pliocene and Miocene) Ray Harris Tr Red conglomerate on top of Hoback and Wyoming Ranges (Miocene?) Ray Harris Tcd Camp Davis Formation (Miocene) Ray Harris Tte Teewinot Formation (Miocene) Ray Harris Tmo Ogallala Formation (Miocene) Ray Harris Ray Harris Tbi Bishop Conglomerate (Miocene) Twru Upper conglomerate member of the White River Formation (Oligocene) Ray Harris Tf Fowkes Formation (Pliocene(?) and Eocene) Ray Harris Tip Ice Point Conglomerate (Eocene) Ray Harris Tcg Crooks Gap Conglomerate (Eocene) Ray Harris Tw Wasatch Formation (Eocene) Ray Harris Ray Harris Twmo Moncrief Member (Eocene) Twk Kingsbury Member (Eocene) Ray Harris Tp Pass Peak Formation (Eocene) Ray Harris Twl Willwood Formation (Eocene and Paleocene) Ray Harris Tbs Battle Spring Formation (Eocene and Paleocene) Ray Harris Tcs Conglomerate of Sublette Range (Eocene and Paleocene) Ray Harris Tha Hanna Formaiton (Paleocene) Ray Harris Tfu Fort Union Formation (Paleocene) Ray Harris TKp Pinyon Conglomerate (Paleocene and Upper Cretaceous) Ray Harris Kha Harebell Formation (Upper Cretaceous) Ray Harris Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated. 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