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Muscatatuck Group

Muscatatuck Group - Limestone and dolomite
StateIndiana
NameMuscatatuck Group
Geologic ageDevonian
Original map labelD
CommentsOn the paper state map, there are two units, both with the same map pattern, labeled "D" and "D1". The only difference appears to be the relative abundance of the two major lithologies, limestone and dolomite. On the digital map, the unit is not subdivided.
Primary rock typelimestone
Secondary rock typedolostone (dolomite)
Other rock types
Lithologic constituents
Major
Sedimentary > Carbonate > Dolostone
Sedimentary > Carbonate > Limestone
Map references
Gray, Henry H., Ault, Curtis, H., and Keller, Stanley, J., 1987, Bedrock geologic map of Indiana: Dept. of Natural Resources, Indiana Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Map 48, scale = 1:500,000
Unit references
Gray, Henry H., Ault, Curtis, H., and Keller, Stanley, J., 1987, Bedrock geologic map of Indiana: Dept. of Natural Resources, Indiana Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Map 48, scale = 1:500,000
Geographic coverageAllen - Bartholomew - Benton - Boone - Carroll - Cass - Clark - Clinton - Decatur - DeKalb - Floyd - Fulton - Hamilton - Hancock - Henry - Howard - Huntington - Jackson - Jasper - Jefferson - Jennings - Johnson - Kosciusko - Lake - Madison - Marion - Marshall - Miami - Newton - Noble - Porter - Pulaski - Ripley - Rush - Scott - Shelby - Starke - Tippecanoe - Tipton - Wabash - White - Whitley

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