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  1. This is an image of chevron folds in the Catoctin Formation. The The Catoctin Formation was a flood basalt which formed during the rifting that formed the Iapatus Ocean (The Proto-Atlantic). It formed approximately 560 mya during the Ediacrin Period, part of the Pre-Cambrian. Since its deposition it has undergone hydro...

  2. Another look at some nice exposures of the Devonian Foreknobs Formation along Rt 50 west of Gore, Va.

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  3. An outcrop of folded devonian carbonates and shale of the Tonoloway formation exposed on Corridor H just east of Baker, West Virginia.

  4. folded strata in the road from Pte. Samacá to Villa de Leyva

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  6. got myself in there twice

  7. This outcrop is located along the new portions of West Virginia Route 55 west of the town of Moorefield. This outcrop is the on the north side of rt 55 and matches a gigapan set taken from the opposite side of highway: www.gigapan.com/gigapans/103089 www.gigapan.com/gigapans/103090 This example of ...

  8. Here is closer look at some small scale folding which are located on larger folds. These minor folds are on a larger fold structure here: www.gigapan.com/gigapans/103100 This Image was made as part of the Mid Atlantic Geo-Imagery Collection (MAGIC)

  9. This outcrop is located along the new portions of West Virginia Route 55 west of the town of Moorefield. The view is looking at the south side of the freeway and is the on the eastern side of an incredible roadcut exposure of folded paleozoic sedimentary strata over 500 meters long. I shot this location as several ...

  10. This box shaped anticline is exposed along the New West Virginia Route 55 west of the town of Moorefield. This example of tectonic folding is seen in Silurian/Devonian limestones, siltstones and shales likely from the Tonoloway Formation. Geologists interpret this sequence of rocks as evidence of a period of tectoni...

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