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OFM0226D. Geologic Map of the Bee Cave quadrangle, Texas, by E. W. Collins. Oversize color geologic map on a topographic base, map scale 1:24,000, 2016. Downloadable PDF. To purchase this map in paper format, please order OFM0226.
About This Map
This map illustrates the geology for an area at the dissected eastern margin of the Edwards Plateau that has been experiencing rapid development and population increases for a number of years. Topographic relief is about 650 ft. Geology of the area consists of about 600 ft of Lower Cretaceous shelf and shore-zone deposits of the Glen Rose, Walnut, and Edwards units. Terrace deposits of the Colorado River (upper reaches of Lake Austin in this area) and Barton and Little Barton Creeks are also displayed.
Keywords: maps, geologic maps, Bee Cave area, Central Texas, Texas
Citation
Collins, E. W., 2016, Geologic Map of the Bee Cave Quadrangle, Texas: The University of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology Open-File Map No. 226, map scale 1:24,000.