{E42BC212-50A5-4109-9EB3-00258C05E982}2003071013314300FALSE20050829130955002005082913095500\\Trex2\gisdata\gretchen\Vermejo_Park\outcrop\raton.shpNew Mexico Bureau of Geology 2003Geologic Map of New Mexico 2003, 1:500,000 scale ratonvector digital dataThis map is in paper form. It does exist in a pdf format.Microsoft Windows 2000 Version 5.1 (Build 2600) Service Pack 2; ESRI ArcCatalog 8.2.0.700enGeologic map of Raton basin area in Northeast New Mexico including Tertiary (Paleogene) intrusives in the area. This map is modified from the Geologic Map of New Mexico 1:500,000 scale available through the New Mexico Bureau of Geology.
Geologic map to depict units within the Raton basin, in particular the coal-bearing sequences and units influencing these sequences within the basin. Both the original digital map and the new geologic map were done in a Lambert Conic Projection with Clarke 1866 ellipsoid.
Data was digitized from georeferenced tif image overlain on original (1997) digital New Mexico Geologic map (see metadata for EarlyCretaceous shapefile)and polygons were reattributed, essentially replacing the older maps polygons for the Raton basin. The major changes are in the Poison Canyon and Raton Formations as the older map had a transition zone. For our purposes, we eliminated this linear feature and followed the topography of the area.
publication date 2003 As needed-105.284353-104.23819037.00598736.49656663823.484375156073.0468754348454.5000004403473.000000none Raton basin Geology Coal-bearing units Colfax County New Mexico No constraintsThis layer should be used with the knowledge that the contact between the Poison Canyon and Raton Formations is a transitional area and the contact is not a definite line or place where one could place their hand on the contact in the field.
ShapefileMark Mansell or Gretchen Hoffman New Mexico Bureau of Geology 505-835-5640 Mark Mansell, New Mexico Bureau of Geology created the polygons and georeferenced the data from the new state geologic map.
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