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ATTENTION: FEEDBACK WANTED!!
The New Jersey Geological Survey, along with the Association of American State Geologists, is conducting a survey of the uses and value of geologic maps and information derived from geologic map. This survey will help inform decision makers of the benefits of of basic geologic mapping and its applications. If you would be willing to participate in an on-line questionnaire please send an email to  You will be sent a link to the questionnaire.
Thank you very much for your participation.
Jeffrey L. Hoffman, New Jersey State Geologist.
***Also, If you are interested in joining the New Jersey Geological and Water Survey mailing list to be updated on our newest publications, you may click the link and add your name, email address and phone number to be added.
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EARTH SCIENCE WEEK PROCLAMATION!!
Earth Science Week Proclamation Governor Phil Murphy has signed a Proclamation declaring October 11th through the 17th as Earth Science Week in New Jersey in hopes of encouraging all New Jerseyans to learn more about the Earth Sciences.
Since October of 1998, the American Geosciences Institute (AGI) has organized the international Earth Science Week. Always the second full week of the month, Earth Science Week 2020 runs from October 11th through the 17h. Each year, a theme is chosen; this year it is “Earth Materials in Our Lives”. The four main goals of Earth Science week are to engage students in discovering the Earth Sciences, remind people that Earth science is all around us, encourage Earth stewardship through understanding, and to motivate geoscientists to share their enthusiasm and knowledge about the Earth.
The New Jersey Geological and Water Survey (NJGWS) is a supporter of the internationally recognized Science Week. More information can be found on the AGI website at http://www.earthsciweek.org/ and on the NJGWS website: https://www.nj.gov/dep/njgs/..
NEW!! - GEOLOGY EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES AVAILABLE
Geology Educational Resources The NJG&WS has compiled a resource page, complete with lesson plans, fun activites and other informative links available for teachers, students of all ages or anyone interested in remote learning about New Jersey geology as well as geology related to other states..
INTERACTIVE MAPPING
NJ Geology Information Web App offers tools and data layers to help understand the geology of New Jersey. This tool acts as an interactive mapping application that provides information
about New Jersey's Geology, Aquifers, Well Head Protection Areas, Earthquake
Epicenters, Abandoned Mines, Landslides.
NJ-GeoWeb 3.0 - Geology Profile 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. (This tool is in the process of being phased out!).
Earthquakes Layer(Updated).
Publication Order Form | Maps and Publications Sales General Information
List of Geologic Maps by USGS
Quadrangle | USGS
7.5 min Quadrangle Index Map of New Jersey
OFM 131, Geology of Jenkins Quadrangle, Burlington and Atlantic Counties, New Jersey, Stanford, Scott D., 2020, scale 1 to 24,000, size 60.74x36, 3 figures, 1 table, 2 cross-sections.$10.00 Download PDF(1/28/2021)(2 MB)
OFM 130, Framework and Properties of Aquifers in Atlantic County, New Jersey, Peter J. Sugarman, Mizane Johnson-Bowman, Nicole L. Malerba, Yelena Strioteleva, Kent Barr, Rachel M. Filo, Alexandra R. Carone, Donald H. Monteverde, Michael V. Castelli, Ronald S. Pristas, 2020, scale 1 to 100,000, 2 sheets size 40.5x40; 46.7x27.10, 2 figures, 5 tables, 6 cross-sections. $10.00. Download PDF(10/25/2020)(45 MB)
OFR 20-1 - The Geology, History, and Industry of the Fish House Clay
of Camden County, Kosar, Corinne,2020,
24 p., 6 illus. Download PDF (9/15/2020) (1.4 MB)
OFR 20-2 - Measurement of Background pH In Selected,
Potential Acid-Sulfate Producing Sediments
of The Coastal Plain Of New Jersey, Dooley, John H.,2020,
43 p., 1 illus., 5 tables. Download PDF (9/15/2020) (5.6 MB)
GSR 44 - Using Electrical Resistivity to Delineate Active Sinkholes
at Spruce Run Recreation Area, Gagliano, Michael P., and Spencer, Michelle, 2020,
25 p., 7 illus., Download PDF (9/15/2020) (2.2 MB)
OFM 129, Surficial Geology of the Cassville Quadrangl,e Ocean and Monmouth Counties, New Jersey, Stanford, Scott D., 2020, scale 1 to 24,000, size 46x36, 2 cross-sections. $10.00. Download PDF (5/5/2020)
OFM 128, Surficial Geology of the Newfield Quadrangle, Cumberland, Glouster and Salem Counties, New Jersey, Castelli, Michael V.,and Schagrin, Zachary ., 2019, scale 1 to 24,000, size 46x36, 2 cross-sections, 7 figures and 6-page pamphlet. $10.00. Download PDF (5/5/2020)
OFM 127, Surficial Geology of the Lakehurst Quadrangle Ocean County, New Jersey, Stanford, Scott D., 2020, scale 1 to 24,000, size 46x36, 2 cross-sections, 6 figures and 6-page pamphlet. $10.00. Download PDF (1/30/2020)
OFM 126, Bedrock Geologic Map of the Mendham Quadrangle Morris and Somerset Counties, New Jersey, Volkert, Richard A., 2019, scale 1 to 24,000, size 36x40, 1 cross-section, 2 figures and 5-page pamphlet. Download PDF (11-1-2019)
OFM 125, Geology of the Bridgeton Quadrangle, Cumberland and Salem Counties, New Jersey, Stanford, Scott D., 2019, scale 1 to 24,000, size 36x50, 2 cross-sections, 7 figures and a 9-page pamphlet. Download PDF (5-21-2019)
GMS 18-5, Geology of the Point Pleasant Quadrangle, Monmouth and Ocean Counties, New Jersey, Stanford, Scott D., Sugarman, Peter J., Castelli, Michael V. and Carone, Alexandra R., 2018, scale 1 to 24,000, 2 sheets sizes 36x58; 34x36, 4 cross-sections, 2 figures and a 10-page pamphlet. Download PDF (2-26-2019)
GMS 13-1, aquifer Correlation Map of Monmouth and Ocean Counties, New Jersey, Sugarman, Peter J., Monteverde, Donald H., Boyle, James T., and Domber, Steven E., 2013, revised 2019, scale 1 to 150,000, 3 plates each size 36x48, 11 cross-sections, 2 figures, and 2 tables. Download PDF (1-31-2019) 
OFM 120, Bedrock Geologic Map of the Chester Quadrangle, Morris County, New Jersey, Volkert, Richard A., 2018, scale 1 to 24,000, size 34x58, 1 cross-section, 6 figures, and 1 table. Download PDF (1-04-2019)
TM 18-1, Reservoir Operations in New Jersey Preceding Hurricane Sandy, October, 2012, Hoffman, Jeffrey L., 2018, 27 pages, 24 illus. and 2 appendices. Download PDF
OFM 123, Surficial Geologic Map of the Pittstown Quadrangle, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, Witte, Ron W. and Stanford, Scott D., 2018, scale 1 to 24,000, size 36x52, 1 cross-section and 6 figures. Download PDF (12-18-2018)
OFM 124, Bedrock Geologic Map of the Stanhope Quadrangle, Morris and Sussex Counties, New Jersey, Volkert, Richard A., 2018, scale 1 to 24,000, size 36x46, 1 cross-section and 3 figures. Download PDF (12-18-2018)
GSR 43, Garden State Mastodons, Pallis, Ted, 2018, revised 2019, 22 p., 23 illus. and 1 table. Download PDF (4-3-2019)
GMS 18-4, Bedrock Geologic Map of the Monmouth Junction Quadrangle, Somerset, Middlesex, and Mercer Counties, New Jersey, Beetle-Moorcroft, Fern, Monteverde, Donald H., and Stanford, Scott D., 2018, scale 1 to 24,000, size 36x46, 1 cross-section and 2 figures.Download PDF (12-18-2018)
GMS 18-2, Geologic Map of the New Jersey Portion of the Lumberville Quadrangle, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, Monteverde, Donald H., Witte, Ron W., Stanford, Scott D. and Herman, Gregory C., 2018, scale 1 to 24,000, size 36x41, 1 cross-section, 3 figures and 2 photos. $10.00. Download PDF (10-18-2018)
GMS 18-3, Framework and Properties of Aquifers in Burlington County, New Jersey, Sugarman, Peter J., Carone, Alexandra R., Stroiteleva, Yelena, Pristas, Ronald S., Monteverde, Donald H., Domber, Steven E., Filo, Rachel M., Rea, Francesca A. and Schagrin, Zachary C., 2018, scale 1 to 100,000, 2 plates each size 42x58, 9 cross-sections, 6 figures and 2 tables. Price $10.00. Download PDF (8-16-2018)
Digital Geodata Series
DGS18-1 Springs In New Jersey (4-24-2019)
DGS09-2 Potential Acid Producing Soils in New Jersey,
DGS05-1 Quarries (Sand and Gravel) in New Jersey,
DGS 04-1 Earthquakes Epicentered in New Jersey (11-15-2018)
DGS10-2 Surficial Geology of New Jersey(2-14-2020)
DGS 06-3 New Jersey Landslides (07-11-2018)
DGS02-2 Well Head Protection Areas for Public Community Water Supply Wells in New Jersey(4-26-2018)
DGS15-1 Bedrock Geology of New Jersey(4-24-2018)
DGS04-7 Historic
Fill For New Jersey As Of March 2018 (3-26-2018)
DGS 17-1, Oil and Natural Gas Exploration Wells Drilled in New Jersey.(2-14-2020)
AASG Mid-Conference Field Trip, 2010 Download PDF
2018 DIY Calendar "Surficial Geologic Map of New Jersey"
Download PDF
Surficial Geologic Map of
New Jersey, 2016, size 8-1/2 x 11, SCALE: 1 to 1,000,000 (1 in. equals
approximately 16 mi.) Download PDF.
Bedrock Geologic Map of
New Jersey, 2016, size 8-1/2 x 11, SCALE: 1 to 1,000,000 (1 in. equals
approximately 16 mi.) Download PDF.
Information Circulars
Underground Storage Caverns
Journey to the Centers of New Jersey
Borehole Geophysics
Near-Surface Geophysics
Generalized Stratigraphic Table for New Jersey (10-10-2017)
Stockton, New Jersey and the Stockton Formation (6-27-2017)
What's in a Rock? A Dinosaur Track from New Jersey at the State Museum in Trenton (6-27-2017)
Earth Science Week
Celebrate Earth Science Week (October
1-17, 2020). Theme:
Earth as Inspiration
The Earth Science Week site contains Tips for Participants, Student Activities, Education
Standards, Proclamations,
Press Releases, Links and other information.
Last revised
September 2020.
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