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Portions of the study area may have been mapped at scales either smaller or larger than that depicted on the geologic map; therefore, the user should be aware of significant variations in map detail. Any enlargement of this map could cause misunderstanding in the detail of mapping and may result in erroneous interpretations. Site-specific conditions should be verified by detailed surface mapping or subsurface exploration. This map has not been reviewed according to New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources standards. Revision of the map is likely because of the on-going nature of work in the region (Please note the date of last modification in the upper right of Plate I). The contents of this map and associated report should not be considered final and complete until reviewed and published by the New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources. The views and conclusions contained in this document are those of the authors and should not be interpreted as necessarily representing the official policies, either or expressed or implied, of the State of New Mexico or the U.S. Government. Acknowledgments This mapping project was possible only because of the greatly appreciated interest and cooperation of the Governors and Tribal Councils of Santo Domingo and Cochiti Pueblos and the Cochiti Environmental Protection Office. Consultations with Bill White, Dave Sawyer, and Charles Stearns were helpful for framing our ideas. Discussions of USGS geophysics studies with Tien Grauch have been very beneficial. (SAN FELIPE PUEBLO) GN MN 0° 46' 14 MILS 10.5° 187 MILS UTM GRID AND 1993 MAGNETIC NORTH DECLINATION AT CENTER OF SHEET 35° 30' 106° 30' T. 16 N. (SAN ANA PUEBLO) T. 15 N. R. 4 E. R. 5 E. 20' 3 69 17' 30" NEW MEXICO QUADRANGLE LOCATION 106° 22' 30” 430 000 FEET 106° 30' 3 65 000m E. 3 67 R. 4 E. 27' 30” 25' 32' 30" 35' 35° 37' 30" Base from U.S. Geological Survey 1953, photorevised 1993 1927 North American datum, Projection and10,000-foot grid based on New Mexico coordinate system, cental zone (Transverse Mercator) 1000-meter Universal Transverse Mercator grid ticks, zone 13, shown in blue D. J. McCraw and G. E. Jones: digital cartographic production 3 74 460 000 FEET 3 71 (CANADA) (BEAR SPRINGS PEAK) (LOMA CRESTON) 1 0.5 0 1 MILE 1000 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 FEET 1 0.5 0 1 KILOMETER NATIONAL GEODETIC VERTICAL DATUM OF 1929 CONTOUR INTERVAL 20 FEET SCALE 1:24,000 PONDEROSA 30 MI. 3 66 3 73 Mapping of this quadrangle was funded by a matching-funds grant from the 1997 STATEMAP program of the National Geologic Mapping Act coordinated by the U.S. Geological Survey and the New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources. NEW MEXICO BUREAU OF MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES A DIVISION OF NEW MEXICO INSTITUTE OF MINING & TECHNOLOGY SANTO DOMINGO PUEBLO SW QUADRANGLE NEW MEXICO Geology of Santo Domingo Pueblo and Santo Domingo Pueblo SW quadrangles, Sandoval County, New Mexico Gary A. Smith and Andrika J. Kuhle April 1998 6 April 2000 Revision Plate I of II. Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 87131 R. 5 E. SAN FELIPE PUEBLO 5 MI. 39 40 39 41 39 39 39 38 39 37 39 35 39 32 39 31 1 640 000 FEET 39 33 39 43 000m N. 3 66 3 71 3 74 000m E. 3 69 3 67 3 68 39 30 39 42 3 72 3 73 (SAN FELIPE PUEBLO NE) 2.8 MI. TO INTERSTATE 25 R. 5 E. R. 6 E. 20' 3 80 17' 30" 35° 30' 106° 15' 39 30 000m N. T. 16 N. T. 15 N. 39 40 39 41 32' 30" (TETILLA PEAK) 35' LA BAJADA 1.2 MI. 35° 37' 30” 106° 15' (MONTOSO PEAK) 1 680 000 FEET 470 000 FEET 106° 22' 30" 3 76 000m E. 3 78 R. 5 E. 20' 3 79 17' 30" 3 86 000m E. 3 85 490 000 FEET 3 82 (COCHITI DAM) 3 77 3 84 SANTO DOMINGO PUEBLO QUADRANGLE NEW MEXICO R. 6 E. 2.1 MI. TO INTERSTATE 25 14 MI. TO N.M. 14 SANTA FE 23 MI. 21 MI. TO N.M. 44 ALBUQUERQUE 39 MI. COCHITI PUEBLO 2.1 MI. 39 39 39 38 39 37 39 35 39 34 39 32 39 31 3 76 3 82 3 83 3 85 000m E. A' B' NMBMMR Open File Map Series Maps OF–GM–15 and OF-GM-26 Map last modified on 6 April 2000 Plate I of II. David J. McCraw Digital Cartography A B GN MN 0° 50' 15 MILS 10.5° 187 MILS UTM GRID AND 1993 MAGNETIC NORTH DECLINATION AT CENTER OF SHEET Base from U.S. Geological Survey 1953, photorevised 1993 1927 North American datum, Projection and10,000-foot grid based on New Mexico coordinate system, cental zone (Transverse Mercator) 1000-meter Universal Transverse Mercator grid ticks, zone 13, shown in blue D. J. McCraw and P. Brown: digital cartographic production (MADRID) 4,800' 5,000' A' E 5,600 feet ASL 5,200' 4,800' 5,400' 5,000' Rio Grande B' E 5,600 feet ASL 5,200' 5,400' 5,000' Qaf QTslp QTslp QTslg QTslp QTslp QTslp QTslg Qal Qal QTslg QTslg Qal QTslp df Qtp 4 Qal QTslg Qal QTslg QTslg Qf Qal Vertical Exaggeration = 2.0 Projection of BIA Santa Cruz Springs Well Cochiti Dam N.M. State Hwy. 16 N.M. State Hwy. 22 Qta 3 Vertical Exaggeration = 2.0 ? ? ? ? Qal Qal Rio Grande Qf Qoa QTslg QTslg QTslg QTslg Tbt N.M. State Hwy. 22 Qal QTsls QTslm QTslm Qal QTslm Qalm QTsls QTslp Qalm Qal Qbo QTslp QTslp QTslp Qalm Qalm Qalm QTslp QTslm These cross sections are constructed based upon the interpretations of the authors made from surficial geologic control and subsurface and geophysical data, where available. They should be primarily used as an aid to geologic framework understanding and not be the sole source of information used in locating or designing wells, buildings, roads, or other man-made structures. 6,200 feet ASL 5,200' 5,400' 5,000' B W Qc QTsl QTsl QTsl Qal Qal QTsl QTsl QTsl Qoa 6,000' 5,800' 5,600' Qe Tb 2 Tbt Borrego Fault QTc QTsl Qtp 4 Qtp 1 ? Qal Borrego Canyon QTsl Tbt Tglp QTc Qbo QTsl Qal Qtp 3 Qtp 4 Qtp 1 Qal ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Tbv 1 QTc QTc Tb 1 QTc QTc QTc QTc ? ? ? Qoa Qoa Tb Th Tb Tb 1 Tb 1 Tb 1 GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTIONS 6,200 feet ASL 5,600' 5,200' 5,800' 5,400' A W Borrego Fault QTsl Qal QTsl QTsl Qtp 3 Tglp Qal QTsl Qal 6,000' ? ? ? ? Qal Qc Peralta Fault QTsl QTc QTsl Cañon Santo Domingo Camada Fault Qtp 5 Qal Qal Qal QTc Qal Sile Fault QTsl QTc QTc QTc QTc QTc QTc 0 10 20 mi 0 10 30 km 20 3 68 285 84 285 84 25 285 40 I NDEX MAP OF NMBMMR’ S STATEMAP GEOLOGIC QUADRANGLES 4/00 McCLURE RESERVOIR SANDIA CREST PLACITAS ROSILLA PEAK ASPEN BASIN COWLES TESUQUE BERNALILLO LOMA MACHETE ARROYO DE LAS CALABACILLAS VOLCANO RANCH LA MESITA NEGRA SE LOS GRIEGOS ALAMEDA WIND MESA ISLETA HUBBELL SPRING HAGAN SANDIA PARK TIJERAS SEDILLO ESCABOSA MOUNT WASHINGTON TAOS SW CARSON BERNALILLO NW CERRO CONEJO JEMEZ PUEBLO SAN FELIPE MESA COLLIER DRAW SANTA ANA PUEBLO SAN FELIPE PUEBLO SAN FELIPE PUEBLO NE OJITO SPRING SAN YSIDRO LOMA CRESTON SANTO DOMINGO PUEBLO SW SANTO DOMINGO PUEBLO TETILLA PEAK HOLY GHOST SPRING GILMAN PONDEROSA BEAR SPRINGS PEAK CAÑADA COCHITI DAM MONTOSO PEAK GLORIETA RANCHOS DE TAOS TRES RITOS PEÑASCO TRAMPAS HORCADO RANCH BLAND REDONDO PEAK JEMEZ SPRINGS SAN MIGUEL MOUNTAIN LA VENTANA AGUA FRIA SANTA FE TURQUOISE HILL SETON VILLAGE PECOS WILDHORSE MESA ROWE GALISTEO OJO HEDIONDA BULL CANYON RENCONA PICTURE ROCK GOLDEN CAPTAIN DAVIS MOUNTAIN SAN PEDRO EDGEWOOD CHILILI RIO PUERCO LOS LUNAS LOS LUNAS SE TAJIQUE MILBOURN RANCH DALIES BOSQUE PEAK DALIES NW LA MESITA NEGRA BENAVIDEZ RANCH LAGUNA ORTIZ NORTH SAN YSIDRO LOWER COLONIAS ELK MOUNTAIN HONEY BOY RANCH TAOS JUNCTION VELARDE JICARITA PEAK EL VALLE TRUCHAS CHIMAYO SAN JUAN PUEBLO CHILI SAN PABLO RANCHO DEL CHAPARRAL SEVEN SPRINGS VALLE TOLEDO VALLE SAN ANTONIO GUAJE MOUNTAIN PUYE SIERRA MOSCA CUNDIYO TRUCHAS PEAK PECOS FALLS ESTANCIA MORIARTY SOUTH MORIARTY NORTH KING DRAW ESPAÑOLA WHITE ROCK LOS CORDOVAS TAOS TRES OREJAS BELEN NW TOME TOME NE TORREON EWING BELEN MOUNTAINAIR NE BELEN SW TURN PUNTA DE AGUA MOUNTAINAIR VEGUITA MANZANO PEAK WILLARD LA JOYA NW BLACK BUTTE BECKER ABEYTAS SCHOLLE LYDEN ALBUQUERQUE WEST ALBUQUERQUE EAST TOME SE SHADY BROOK PUEBLO PEAK WHEELER PEAK ARROYO SECO ARROYO HONDO CERRO DE LOS TAOSES RAYO HILLS CERRO MONTOSO BECKER SW LA JOYA SAN ACACIA SILVER CREEK SAN LORENZO SPRING MESA DEL YESO SIERRA DE LA CRUZ SOCORRO LOMA DE LAS CANAS BUSTOS WELL WATER CANYON LADRON COMANCHE RANCH LOS ALAMOS 1:100,000 OF-DM–18 GM–45 GM–33 GM–28 GM–34 GM–26 GM–27 (SKY VILLAGE SE) (SKY VILLAGE NE) (SKY VILLAGE) (SKY VILLAGE NW) GM–71 GM–73 OF-DM–12 OF-DM–33 OF-DM–22 OF-DM–31 OF-DM–11 OF-DM–32 OF-DM–23 OF-DM–15 OF-DM–26 OF-DM–25 OF-DM–14 OF-DM–19 OF-DM–37 OF-DM–39 OF-DM–2 OF-DM–16 OF-DM–9 OF-DM–10 OF-DM–6 OF-DM–1 OF-DM–29 OF-DM–35 OF-DM–20 OF-DM–4 OF-DM–3 OF-DM–17 OF-DM–8 OF-DM–5 OF-DM–13 OF-DM–24 OF-DM–21 OF-DM–28 OF-DM–34 OF-DM–7 NMBMMR STATEMAP Quadrangles Santo Domingo Pueblo SW, Santo Domingo Pueblo Los Alamos Santa Fe Taos A l b u q u er qu e A r e a SOCORRO 1:100,000 35°30' 36°00' 105° 30' 36°30' 35°15' 106°00' 35°00' 106°30' 34° 22' 30" 34°30' 107°00' ALBUQUERQUE 1:100,000 SANTA FE 1:100,000 VILLANUEVA 1:100,000 TAOS 1:100,000 BELEN 1:100,000 ABIQUIU 1:100,000 Location Map Socorro Grants Taos Las Cruces Deming 37° 35° 33° 109° 107° 105° 103° SANTA FE Albuquerque EXPLANATION OF MAP SYMBOLS Santo Domingo Pueblo and Santo Domingo Pueblo SW 7.5' Quadrangles Exposed geologic contact Approximate or inferred geologic contact High-angle normal fault, tick showing dip, bar and ball indicates downthrown side Normal fault, approximately located on the basis of outcrops, bar and ball indicates downthrown side Normal fault, approximately located on the basis of well logs, D indicates downthrown side Concealed normal fault, D indicates downthrown side Strike and dip of bedding Peralta Tuff Member biotite - rhyolite pumice lapilli (upper Miocene) abundant in fluvial sediment. Tschicoma Formation dacite pumice lapilli (Pliocene) abundant in fluvial sediment. Bandelier Tuff rhyolite pumice lapilli (lower Pleistocene) abundant in fluvial sediment. Prominent zone of calcite cementation. Generally located along exposed fault planes or in coarse-grained beds in close proximity to faults. Approximate positions of vents from which units Tb and Tbt were erupted . Location of 40 Ar/ 39 Ar geochronology samples OF-DM–43 FRIJOLES OF-DM–42 OF-DM–47 OF-DM–48 OF-DM–36 OF-DM–41 OF-DM–49 MADRID OF-DM–40 OF-DM–46 OF-DM–45 CAPILLA PEAK OF-DM–27 LEMITAR OF-DM–38 N E W M E X I C O S T A T E M A P N M B u r e a u o f M i n e s & M i n e r a l R e s o u r c e s E a r t h S c ie n ce for th e 2 1s t C e n t u r y New Mexico Tech Dr. Peter A. Scholle Director and State Geologist Dr. Paul W. Bauer Geologic Mapping Program Director COMMENTS TO MAP USERS
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QalQal
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Qoa
Qoa
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QoaQf
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Qtp1
Qtp1Qta1
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Qal
Qtp3
Qtp4
QTc
QTc
Qtp3
Qtp3
QTslg
QTslg
Qe
QTslg
Qtp4
Qal
Qal
Qal
Qe
Qf
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Qoa
Qoa
Qoa
Qal
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Qoa
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Qalm
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Qalm
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Qalm
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Qalm
Qal
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Qal
Qoa
Qoa
QoaQf
Qal
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Qalm
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Qal
Qal
Qoa
Qoa
Qf
Qf
QTc
Qtp4
Qal
QTcQta4
Qta4?
df
Qta4
Qta3
QTslg
QTslg
QTslg
QTslg
QTslm
(QTslg)
QTslg
QTslg
QTslg
Qta2
df
Qtp3
QTslg
Qtp4Tbt
Qe
Qta3
Qta3
Qtp4
Qpu
df
df
df
QTslgQTslg
QTslg
QTslg
QTslp
QTslp
Qta4
Qal
TbQtp4
Qtp4
Qta3
Qta3
Qtp4
QeQta4
QTslg
QTslg
QTslg
QTslg
QTslg QTslg
QTslg
QTsls
QTsls
Tb
Qpu
Qta4 Qta3
Qta3Qta4
Qal
Qta4
QTslg
Tb
QTslp
QTslp
QTslpQTslp
QTslp
QTslg Qtp3
Qtp3
Qtp4
QTslp
QTslp
QTslp
QTslp
QTslp
QTslp
QTslp
QTslp
QTslp
QTslp
QTslp
QTslp
QTslp
QTslp
QTslp
QTslp
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Qtp4Qtp4
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QTsls
QTsls QTsls
QTsls
QTsls
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QTslsQTsls
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QTsll
Qta4
QTslm
Qta1
Qtp4
Qtp4 Qtp4
Qta1
Qta1
QTslp
QTslg
QTslg
QTslg
QTslg
Qta1
Qtp3
Qtp4
QTslg
QTslg
QTsls
(QTslg)
(QTslg)
Qal
Tglp
Tglp
Tglp
Tglp
QTc Tbp
Qbo
Tglp
Qbo
Qbo
Tglp
Qbo
Qbo
Qog
Tbp
QTsl
QTsl
QTc
QTc
Tglp
Tglp
QboQTsl
QTsl
QTc
QTsl
QTsl
Qe
QTsl
QTc
QTc
QTc
QTsl
QTsl
QTcQTc
QTc
Tglp
QTc Tglp
QTc
QTsl
Qbo
QTc
Tbt
Tbt
Tbt
Tbt
Tbt
Tbt
QTc
Tbt
QTc
QTc
QTcQc
Qc
QcTbt
QTsl
QTsl
Tbt
QTc
Tbt
Tbt
QTsl
Tbt
QTc
Tbt
QTc
QTc
QTcQTsl
QTsl
QTsl
Qbo
TglpTglp
Qog
Qbo
QTsl
Tglp
Tglp
QTc
QTc
QTc
QTc
Tglp
QTsl
QTc
QTc
Qtp3
Qtp4
QTslg
Qtp4
QTc
QTslg
Tbt
Tbt
QTslg
QTslm
QTslg
Qta2
QTc
QTslg
QTslg
Qtp4
QTslm Qta3
Qtp4
Tb
Qpu
QTslg
Qta3 QTslgQTslp
QTslp
QTc
Tb
Tb
QTslp
QTslp
Qtp3
QTslp
Qtp2
Qtp4QTslg
Qtp3
Qtp3
Qtp3
Qtp4
Qtp3
Tb
QTslpQTslpQTslp
QTslp
Tb
QTsll
QTsll
Qtp3?
QTsll
Qbo
QTsll
QTslmQTslg
QTslg
QTslm
QTslmQTslm
QTslm
QTslm
QTslm
Tbt
Tbt
QTsls
QTslm
QTslg
QTslg
QTslm
QTslg
Qtp4
Qtp4
Qtp4
Qta1
QTslg
QTslp
Qta1
Qtp4
QTslg
QTsll
Qtp4 Qtp3QTsls
Qbo
QTsll Qbo
Qbo
QboQtp4 Qtp4
Qtp4
Qtp3
Qtp4
Qtp3
Qbo
QTslg
Qtp3?
QTslg
QTslg
QTslp
Qta4
Qe
QTsls
QTsls
Qta4
QTslm
A geologic map graphically displays information on the distribution, nature, orientation andage relationships of rock and surficial units and the occurrence of structural features. Thesedata are derived from geologic field mapping, compilation of published and unpublished work,analyses of borehole geophysics and well-cuttings, and photogeologic interpretation. Locationsof geologic unit contacts are not surveyed; therefore, the accuracy of contact locations dependson the scale of mapping and the interpretation of the geologist(s). Portions of the study areamay have been mapped at scales either smaller or larger than that depicted on the geologicmap; therefore, the user should be aware of significant variations in map detail. Any enlargementof this map could cause misunderstanding in the detail of mapping and may result in erroneousinterpretations. Site-specific conditions should be verified by detailed surface mapping orsubsurface exploration.
This map has not been reviewed according to New Mexico Bureau of Mines and MineralResources standards. Revision of the map is likely because of the on-going nature of work inthe region (Please note the date of last modification in the upper right of Plate I). The contentsof this map and associated report should not be considered final and complete until reviewedand published by the New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources. The views andconclusions contained in this document are those of the authors and should not be interpretedas necessarily representing the official policies, either or expressed or implied, of the State ofNew Mexico or the U.S. Government.
Acknowledgments
This mapping project was possible only because of the greatly appreciated interest andcooperation of the Governors and Tribal Councils of Santo Domingo and Cochiti Pueblos andthe Cochiti Environmental Protection Office. Consultations with Bill White, Dave Sawyer, andCharles Stearns were helpful for framing our ideas. Discussions of USGS geophysics studieswith Tien Grauch have been very beneficial.
(SAN FELIPE PUEBLO)
GNMN
0° 46'
14 MILS
10.5°187 MILS
UTM GRID AND 1993 MAGNETIC NORTHDECLINATION AT CENTER OF SHEET
35° 30'106° 30'
T. 16 N.
(SAN A
NA
PUEBLO)
T. 15 N.
R. 4 E. R. 5 E.20' 369 17' 30"
NEW MEXICO
QUADRANGLE LOCATION
106° 22' 30”430 000 FEET
106° 30' 365000m E. 367 R. 4 E. 27' 30” 25'
32' 30"
35'
35° 37' 30"
Base from U.S. Geological Survey 1953, photorevised 19931927 North American datum, Projection and10,000-foot grid based on
New Mexico coordinate system, cental zone (Transverse Mercator)1000-meter Universal Transverse Mercator grid ticks, zone 13, shown in blue
D. J. McCraw and G. E. Jones: digital cartographic production
374 460 000 FEET371(CANADA)
(BEAR SPRINGS
PEAK)
(LO
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1 0.5 0 1 MILE
1000 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 FEET
1 0.5 0 1 KILOMETER
NATIONAL GEODETIC VERTICAL DATUM OF 1929
CONTOUR INTERVAL 20 FEET
SCALE 1:24,000
PONDEROSA 30 MI.366
373
Mapping of this quadrangle was funded by a matching-funds grant from the 1997 STATEMAPprogram of the National Geologic Mapping Act coordinated by the U.S. Geological Survey
and the New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources.
NEW MEXICO BUREAU OF MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCESA DIVISION OF NEW MEXICO INSTITUTE OF MINING & TECHNOLOGY
SANTO DOMINGO PUEBLO SW QUADRANGLENEW MEXICO
Geology of Santo Domingo Pueblo andSanto Domingo Pueblo SW quadrangles,
Sandoval County,New Mexico
Gary A. Smith and Andrika J. Kuhle
April 19986 April 2000 Revision
Plate I of II.
Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, University of New Mexico,Albuquerque, NM 87131
R. 5 E.
SAN FELIPE PUEBLO 5 MI.
3940
3941
3939
3938
3937
3935
3932
3931
1 640 000FEET
3933
3943000m N.
366 371 374000m E.
369
367 368
3930
3942
372 373
(SAN FELIPE PUEBLO NE)2.8 MI. TO INTERSTATE 25R. 5 E. R. 6 E. 20' 380 17' 30"35° 30'
106° 15'
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T. 16 N.
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376 382 383 385000m E.
A'
B'
NMBMMR Open File Map SeriesMaps OF–GM–15 and OF-GM-26
Map last modified on 6 April 2000Plate I of II.
David J. McCrawDigital Cartography
A
B
GNMN
0° 50'
15 MILS
10.5°187 MILS
UTM GRID AND 1993 MAGNETIC NORTHDECLINATION AT CENTER OF SHEET
Base from U.S. Geological Survey 1953, photorevised 19931927 North American datum, Projection and10,000-foot grid based onNew Mexico coordinate system, cental zone (Transverse Mercator)1000-meter Universal Transverse Mercator grid ticks, zone 13, shown in blue
D. J. McCraw and P. Brown: digital cartographic production
(MADRID)
4,800'
5,000'
A'E
5,600feet ASL
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4,800'
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B'E
5,600feet ASL
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QTslgQal
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Qal
Vertical Exaggeration = 2.0
Projection ofBIA Santa Cruz
Springs WellCochitiDam
N.M. StateHwy. 16
N.M. StateHwy. 22
Qta3
Vertical Exaggeration = 2.0
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Qalm Qal
QboQTslp
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QTslm
These cross sections are constructed based uponthe interpretations of the authors made from surficialgeologic control and subsurface and geophysicaldata, where available. They should be primarilyused as an aid to geologic frameworkunderstanding and not be the sole source ofinformation used in locating or designing wells,buildings, roads, or other man-made structures.
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5,400'
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GEOLOGIC CROSS SECTIONS
6,200feet ASL
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INDEX MAP OF NMBMMR’S
STATEMAP GEOLOGIC QUADRANGLES
4 /00
McCLURERESERVOIR
SANDIACREST
PLACITAS
ROSILLAPEAK
ASPENBASIN
COWLESTESUQUE
BERNALILLO
LOMAMACHETE
ARROYODE LAS
CALABACILLAS
VOLCANORANCH
LA MESITANEGRA SE
LOSGRIEGOS
ALAMEDA
WINDMESA
ISLETA HUBBELLSPRING
HAGAN
SANDIAPARK
TIJERASSEDILLO
ESCABOSAMOUNT
WASHINGTON
TAOS SW
CARSON
BERNALILLONW
CERROCONEJO
JEMEZPUEBLO
SANFELIPEMESA
COLLIERDRAW
SANTAANA
PUEBLO
SANFELIPE
PUEBLO
SANFELIPE
PUEBLO NE
OJITOSPRING
SANYSIDRO
LOMACRESTON
SANTODOMINGO
PUEBLO SW
SANTODOMINGOPUEBLO
TETILLAPEAK
HOLYGHOSTSPRING
GILMAN PONDEROSABEAR
SPRINGSPEAK
CAÑADA
COCHITIDAM
MONTOSOPEAK
GLORIETA
RANCHOSDE TAOS
TRESRITOS
PEÑASCOTRAMPAS
HORCADORANCH
BLAND
REDONDOPEAK
JEMEZSPRINGS
SANMIGUEL
MOUNTAIN
LAVENTANA
AGUAFRIA
SANTA FE
TURQUOISEHILL
SETONVILLAGE
PECOS
WILDHORSEMESA
ROWEGALISTEO
OJOHEDIONDA
BULLCANYON
RENCONA
PICTUREROCK
GOLDEN CAPTAINDAVIS
MOUNTAIN
SANPEDRO
EDGEWOOD
CHILILI
RIOPUERCO
LOSLUNAS
LOSLUNAS
SETAJIQUE MILBOURN
RANCHDALIESBOSQUE
PEAK
DALIESNW
LA MESITANEGRA
BENAVIDEZRANCH
LAGUNAORTIZ
NORTHSAN YSIDRO
LOWERCOLONIAS
ELKMOUNTAIN
HONEYBOY
RANCH
TAOSJUNCTION
VELARDE
JICARITAPEAKEL VALLETRUCHASCHIMAYO
SANJUAN
PUEBLOCHILI
SANPABLO
RANCHODEL
CHAPARRALSEVEN
SPRINGSVALLE
TOLEDO
VALLESAN
ANTONIOGUAJE
MOUNTAIN
PUYESIERRAMOSCA
CUNDIYO TRUCHASPEAK
PECOSFALLS
ESTANCIA
MORIARTYSOUTH
MORIARTYNORTH
KINGDRAW
ESPAÑOLA
WHITEROCK
LOSCORDOVAS
TAOSTRES
OREJAS
BELENNW
TOME TOME NE TORREON EWINGBELEN MOUNTAINAIRNE
BELENSW
TURNPUNTA DE
AGUAMOUNTAINAIR
VEGUITAMANZANO
PEAKWILLARD
LA JOYANW BLACK
BUTTEBECKER
ABEYTAS
SCHOLLE
LYDEN
ALBUQUERQUEWEST
ALBUQUERQUEEAST
TOME SE
SHADYBROOK
PUEBLOPEAK
WHEELERPEAK
ARROYOSECO
ARROYOHONDO
CERRODE LOSTAOSES
RAYO HILLSCERROMONTOSO
BECKERSW
LA JOYASAN
ACACIASILVERCREEK
SANLORENZOSPRING
MESADEL
YESO
SIERRADE LACRUZ
SOCORROLOMA
DE LASCANAS
BUSTOSWELL
WATERCANYON
LADRON
COMANCHERANCH
LOS ALAMOS 1:100,000
OF-DM–18
GM–45GM–33
GM–28 GM–34
GM–26 GM–27
(SKY VILLAGE SE)
(SKY VILLAGE NE)
(SKY VILLAGE)
(SKY VILLAGE NW)
GM–71
GM–73
OF-DM–12 OF-DM–33
OF-DM–22
OF-DM–31
OF-DM–11
OF-DM–32
OF-DM–23OF-DM–15OF-DM–26OF-DM–25
OF-DM–14
OF-DM–19 OF-DM–37
OF-DM–39
OF-DM–2
OF-DM–16OF-DM–9
OF-DM–10 OF-DM–6 OF-DM–1 OF-DM–29
OF-DM–35
OF-DM–20OF-DM–4
OF-DM–3OF-DM–17
OF-DM–8OF-DM–5OF-DM–13
OF-DM–24OF-DM–21
OF-DM–28
OF-DM–34
OF-DM–7
NMBMMR STATEMAPQuadrangles
Santo DomingoPueblo SW,
Santo DomingoPueblo
LosAlamos
Santa Fe
Taos
Alb
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SOCORRO 1:100,000
35°30'
36°00'
105° 30'
36°30'
35°15'
106°00'
35°00'
106°30'
34°22'30"
34°30'
107°00'
ALBUQUERQUE 1:100,000
SANTA FE 1:100,000
VILLANUEVA 1:100,000
TAOS 1:100,000
BELEN 1:100,000
ABIQUIU 1:100,000
Location Map
Socorro
Grants
Taos
LasCruces
Deming
37°
35°
33°
109° 107° 105° 103°
SANTA FE
Albuquerque
EXPLANATION OF MAP SYMBOLSSanto Domingo Pueblo and Santo Domingo Pueblo SW
7.5' Quadrangles
Exposed geologic contact
Approximate or inferred geologic contact
High-angle normal fault, tick showing dip, bar and ball indicates downthrown side
Normal fault, approximately located on the basis of outcrops, bar and ball indicatesdownthrown side
Normal fault, approximately located on the basis of well logs, D indicates downthrownside
Concealed normal fault, D indicates downthrown side
Strike and dip of bedding
Peralta Tuff Member biotite - rhyolite pumice lapilli (upper Miocene) abundant influvial sediment.
Tschicoma Formation dacite pumice lapilli (Pliocene) abundant in fluvial sediment.
Bandelier Tuff rhyolite pumice lapilli (lower Pleistocene) abundant in fluvial sediment.
Prominent zone of calcite cementation. Generally located along exposed fault planes orin coarse-grained beds in close proximity to faults.
Approximate positions of vents from which units Tb and Tbt were erupted .
Location of 40Ar/39Ar geochronology samples
OF-DM–43
FRIJOLES
OF-DM–42
OF-DM–47
OF-DM–48OF-DM–36
OF-DM–41
OF-DM–49
MADRIDOF-DM–40
OF-DM–46
OF-DM–45
CAPILLAPEAK
OF-DM–27
LEMITAROF-DM–38
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