What's New
INTERACTIVE MAPPING
(Apr-2009)
i-MapNJ
Geology is an interactive mapping application that provides information
about New Jersey's Geology, Aquifers, Well Head Protection Areas, Earthquake
Epicenters, Abandoned Mines, Landslides and more.
Well Head Protection Areas (Community) and Public Community Water Supply Wells layers updated .
NJDEP
Maps and Publications Sales (For Hardcopy of Pricelist, updated
Oct. 1, 2003, call 609-777-1038)
Publication Order Form | NJDEP Maps and Publications Sales General Information
List of Geologic Maps by USGS
Quadrangle | USGS
7.5 min Quadrangle Index Map of New Jersey
OFR 08-1 - Ground Water Recharge in the New Jersey Highlands, Hoffman, Jeffrey L. and Mark A French, 2008,
10 p., 11 illus., 2 tables. Price $5.00. Download PDF (802 KB) 5-1-2009
GMS 08-2, Surficial Geologic Map of the Branchville Quadrangle, Sussex County, New Jersey, Witte, Ron W., 2008, 2 plates size 40x52; 39x51, 3 cross-sections, 3 tables and 5 figures. Price $20.00
Download PDF (3.86 MB) (4-21-2009)
N.J. Geological Survey
Digital Geodata Series
DGS04-6 Bedrock
Geology of New Jersey - Faults (6-22-2009)
DGS09-2 Coastal Plain Sediments with Potential to Form Acid (Sulfate) Soils (5-10-2009)
Free Publications to Download
NJGS Newletter (Adobe™ PDF files)
Volume 5 Number
1(Winter 2009). 2-10-2009
On-Line Information
Map Archive of New Jersey's Abandoned Mines (5-11-2009)
Geological Survey Reports (GSR) Available for download as Adobe™ PDF's (4-16-2009)
Ground Water Reports (GWR) Available for download as Adobe™ PDF's (4-16-2009)
Earthquake Loss Estimation Study for Monmouth County, New Jersey: Geologic Component. (3-25-2009)
Information Circulars (Adobe™ PDF files)
Nitrate-Dilution Model: FAQ (3-4-2009)
Historical Publications
County Geology in brief (5-15-2009)
Earth Science Week
Celebrate Earth Science Week (October
11-17, 2009). 2009 Theme is "Understanding Climate".
The Earth Science
Week site contains Tips for Participants, Student Activities, Education
Standards, Proclamations,
Press Releases, Links and other information.
Governor Corzine's 2008 Proclamation.
Last revised
June 22, 2009.
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