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Tectonic Map of Texas (4 sheets)
SM0001
Tectonic Map of Texas and accompanying text. T. E. Ewing, compiler. Scale 1:750,000. 4 oversized sheets, Lambert Conformal Conic projection based on standard parallel 33 degrees and 45 degrees, 1991. Accompanied by a text booklet, The Tectonic Framework of Texas, 36 p., 1991. Print Version.
For a downloadable, digital version: SM0001D.
This large map, which is in four quadrants, incorporates extensive surface and subsurface data from all areas of Texas, as well as adjoining parts of Mexico, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, and the Gulf of Mexico. Lithotectonic units are shown in areas of basement exposure, such as the Van Horn area of Trans-Pecos Texas and the Llano region of Central Texas.
Subsurface stratigraphic horizons are shown in many sedimentary basins of Texas. Small-scale inset maps depict statewide gravity, magnetic, neotectonics, and isotopic age data. The accompanying text, The Tectonic Framework of Texas, describes the complex tectonic setting and evolution of Texas.
Related Product: For GIS data (including shapefiles) related to this product, please order Tectonic Map of Texas for GIS
Citation:
Ewing, T. E., compiler, 1991, Tectonic Map of Texas, and accompanying booklet, The Tectonic Framework of Texas (36 p.): The University of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology, State Map SM 1, map scale 1:750,000.
