New York strike and dip data

7,202 structural measurements in New York, digitized from 192 published geologic maps across 6 sources. Every row carries its azimuth, inclination, measurement type, location confidence and the citation of the map it came from.

Open New York on the map

• 7,202Measurements
• 192Published maps
• 2,157Foliation
• 6Sources

What kinds of measurement

The Atlas separates planar structures, recorded as a strike and dip, from linear ones, recorded as a trend and plunge. This is what New York holds:

Where the data comes from

Each source is a survey, agency or program whose published mapping was harvested and reconciled into one schema. Rows are published only where the source's terms permit redistribution.

Most-measured published maps

The individual quadrangles and data releases contributing the most measurements in New York. The full citation for every map behind a selection ships in the sources.csv of any export.

Most-measured map units

Where a source recorded the geologic unit a measurement was taken on, the Atlas keeps it. These are the units carrying the most measurements in New York.

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