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FGS070493
OPEN FILE MAP SERIES NO. 53


R37E


R38 E


R 39 E


R40E


FLORIDA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES


R41E


INDIAN RIVER COUNTY


EXPLANATION
QUATERNARY
Qa Anastasia Fm.. Variably ithified coquina of shells and
sands and unlithfied fossiliferous sand.




Qh/Qph Holocene sediments consisting of quartz sand with minor
amounts oforganic matter and clay associated with lagoonal
deposits. Mostly beach and dune sands along present
coastline. No formations recognized.
Qr Holocene fluvial and lacustrine sands, clays, marls and
peats. No formations recognized. Used in peninsular area
only.
Qsu Shell beds, undifferentiated. Includes sediments previously
placed in units primarily differentiated by the included
fauna (e.g. the Caloosahatchee, Ft. Thompson, and Nashua
Formations, Pinecrest Beds)
Qu Undifferentiated surficial sands, clayey sands, clays,
marls and peats >20 feet thick. No formations
recognized.








GEOLOGIC MAP OF


ST. LUCIE COUNTY
FLORIDA
BY
JOEL DUNCAN, PG. #396 ANDTOM SCOTT
1993


THIS IS AN INTERIM GEOLOGIC MAP.
EDITING AND EDGE MATCHING HAVE
NOT BEEN COMPLETED. UPDATING
AND CORRECTING ARE CONTINUING.


WALTER SCHMIDT
STATE GEOLOGISTAND CHIEF


S-R37E


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0 2 3 4 5 6 KILON

SCALE


27 9'


)77t'


277t'


27 fO'


R38E


R39E


R40E


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