A.I.duPont Students see geology of the Delaware Piedmont
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- Appalachian Piedmont
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- Barley Mill Gneiss
- bedrock
- Brandywine Blue Gneiss
- Brandywine Springs
- Clinopyroxene
- Cockeysville Marble
- crystalline rocks
- deformation
- Delaware
- Enstatite (Bronzite)
- fall zone
- Fall Zone
- Faulkland Gneiss
- Garnet
- geology
- Glenarm Series
- Greenbank
- Hornblende
- Hypersthene
- igneous
- magma
- Magnetite
- mapping
- Metapyroxenite and metagabbro (undifferentiated)
- Mica
- Microcline
- Mount Cuba
- Orthoclase
- Orthopyroxene
- pegmatite
- Plagioclase
- Pyroxene
- Quartz
- Red Clay Creek
- Rockford Park Gneiss
- rocks
- Serpentinite
- Setters Formation
- Sillimanite
- Taconic Orogeny
- tectonics
- topography
- Wilmington Complex
- Wissahickon Formation
- Wooddale
- Yorklyn
- Zircon
SP4 Generalized Geologic Map of Delaware
The Generalized Geologic Map of Delaware is a brief summary for general use indicating the major types and locations of rocks present throughout the State, and their interrelationships. The map is preliminary as it is a first step in a continuing program of detailed geologic mapping. It is based upon many existing sources of data; additional detail may be found in the references listed.
GM3 Geology of the Newark Area, Delaware
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- Cretaceous Period
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- Holocene
- Iron Hill Gabbro
- mapping
- Microcline
- Miocene
- Monazite
- Montmorillonite
- Neogene
- New Castle County
- Newark
- Oligocene
- Pegmatite
- Pennsylvanian Period
- Permian Period
- Pliocene
- rocks
- subsurface
- Upper Cretaceous
- upper Eocene
- upper Holocene
- upper Pleistocene
- upper Pliocene
- Wissahickon Formation
- Carboniferous Period
- Eocene
- Jurassic Period
- Lower Cretaceous
- lower Holocene
- lower Pliocene
- middle Eocene
- middle Pleistocene
- Miocene
- Mississippian Period
- Paleogene
- Pleistocene
- Tertiary Period
- upper Miocene
- Devonian Period
- lower Eocene
- lower Pleistocene
- middle Miocene
- Paleocene
- Triassic Period
- lower Miocene
- Silurian Period
- Ordovician Period
- Mesozoic Era
- Paleozoic Era



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