Bodines 7.5-Minute Quadrangle
Open-File Report OFSM 06–09.1: Surficial Geology of the Bodines 7.5-Minute Quadrangle, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania (2006; rev. 7/2007)
The open-file report includes text, data tables, and a geologic map. The supporting GIS datasets are provided as separate downloads. Information from this geologic dataset was gathered and interpreted as part of a cooperative Statemap project between the United States Geological Survey (USGS), the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau of Topographic and Geologic Survey (Middletown, Pa.), and Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania.
The Bodines surficial geology map was slightly revised and re-released in July 2007. The surficial geology was revised along the western border to edge match newer surficial mapping on the Trout Run quadrangle (OFSM 07-11.0). Several cosmetic changes were also made to the map symbology, and to clarify the Braun, and Crowl and Sevon Wisconsinan Terminus lines. Text was added to the legend document and the map marginal area to more accurately reflect the cooperative effort in the U. S. Geological Survey STATEMAP program. Text was also added to the legend document including the Open File Report Disclaimer, and a peer review statement. Metadata for the Bodines surficial geology map has also been updated.
“Open-file” reports are informal releases to allow quicker public access to geologic data. Open-file reports have been reviewed for conformity with the open-file publication guidelines of the Bureau of Topographic and Geologic Survey. They typically have not gone through a formal editorial review process. In terms of technical and geological content, the standards for preparation of texts for informal release should not vary in quality, accuracy, or precision from the standards applied to similar geologic texts destined for formal publication. Open-file reports also may be released when the information is expected to be updated frequently, or when a limited audience is expected. Open-file reports are compiled by Survey staff and/or outside cooperators.
This report has not undergone external peer review.
Downloads
- Open-file report (PDF* 5.32 MB); opens in a new window. Geologic map is located on page 22 of the document. To print the map, follow printing instructions in the document.
Suggested Citation: Braun, D. D., 2006, Surficial geology of the Bodines 7.5-minute quadrangle, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania Geological Survey, 4th ser., Open-File Report OFSM 06–09.1, 23 p., Portable Document Format (PDF).
- GIS data (2 formats)
- ESRI geodatabase; also includes metadata, disclaimer, readme files (ZIP** 1.32 MB)
- ESRI shapefiles, also includes metadata, disclaimer, readme files (ZIP** 1.24 MB)
Contact Information:
Geology compiled by Duane D. Braun, Geography and Earth Science Department, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, Bloomsburg, Pa., 17815.
Questions regarding the GIS data sets and maps should be directed to Thomas Whitfield, 717–702–2023,
Bureau of Topographic and Geologic Survey, 3240 Schoolhouse Road, Middletown, Pa., 17057.
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