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  1. The contact between the metasedimentary Fauquier Formation (uppermost marble member) and the overlying metavolcanic Catoctin Formation is exposed in an abandoned quarry north of Aldie, Virginia, across Goose Creek from Lime Kiln Road. The nature of this contact (is it conformable? does it show primary or tectonic struc...

  2. The contact between the metasedimentary Fauquier Formation (uppermost marble member) and the overlying metavolcanic Catoctin Formation is exposed in an abandoned quarry north of Aldie, Virginia, across Goose Creek from Lime Kiln Road. The nature of this contact (is it conformable? does it show primary or tectonic struc...

  3. Eocene-aged basalt columns exposed on Skinners Butte in Eugene, OR.

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  4. Part of an exposure of weathered Mesozoic-aged pillow basalts on the west end of Kirby Cove in Marin County, CA.

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  5. Fanglomerate of the western Culpeper Basin.

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  6. Fanglomerate from the western margin of the Triassic-aged Culpeper Basin rift valley in northern Virginia.

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  7. This is Big Chico Creek Canyon with about 8,000 Cubic Feet per Second of water in it. 12/2/2012

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  8. Stark's Knob is a pillar of both a geologic and historical relevance in the region. This site is named after General Stark, who used the site as a key point of leverage in the defeat of the British Army during the Battles of Saratoga in 1777. Besides its historical relevance, the site is geologically unique because it ...

  9. Stark's Knob is a pillar of both a geologic and historical relevance in the region. This site is named after General Stark, who used the site as a key point of leverage in the defeat of the British Army during the Battles of Saratoga in 1777. Besides its historical relevance, the site is geologically unique because it ...

  10. Stark's Knob is a pillar of both a geologic and historical relevance in the region. This site is named after General Stark, who used the site as a key point of leverage in the defeat of the British Army during the Battles of Saratoga in 1777. Besides its historical relevance, the site is geologically unique because it ...

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