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Contributing Institution

Maine Geological Survey

Document Type

Image

Identifier

70123

Description

Photo 3: A tabular dike of light-colored intrusive igneous rock (granite) cutting across dark-colored stratified metamorphic rocks (amphibolite). The granite dike formed when hot silica-rich fluid magma flowed up through cracks in the metamorphic rocks deep underground and then solidified in place. Bodies of granite occur throughout the quadrangle and exist as both larger mappable bodies (Dbg) and smaller tabular intrusions, such as shown above. Indian Point, Georgetown.
Project Name: STATEMAP Phippsburg Bedrock24k

Exact Creation Date

4-14-2022

Location

Georgetown

Supplemental Rights

Credit must be given to the photographer and the Maine Geological Survey when this photo is displayed, reproduced, distributed and/or used in derivative works.

Keywords

bedrock mapping; outcrop; STATEMAP

Image Location

 
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