Florida Department of Environmental, Florida Geological Survey 20011001 First vector digital data Tallahassee, Fl Florida Department of Environmental, Florida Geological Survey State of Florida http://www.dep.state.fl.us/gis/datadir.asp Groundwork for a new geologic map of Florida began in the 1980s with a county-level mapping effort as part of a statewide radon investigation. The county maps created for the radon project were merged and modified to produce a new State map. To produce a new State Geological Map The geologists from the Florida Geological Survey (FGS) involved in the project included Jon Arthur, Richard Green, Guy Means, Jacqueline Lloyd, Ken Campbell, Joel Duncan, Frank Rupert, and Tom Scott. Tom Missimer, Missimer International, Ft. Myers, Florida was part of the mapping team for Charlotte and Lee Counties. Previous mapping provided a basis for this project. Geologists involved in the preliminary mapping included Paulette Bond, Richard Johnson, Ed Lane, Walt Schmidt and Bill Yon. 19880101 20010101 publication date Complete As needed -87.639336 -79.872428 31.042635 24.466386 None Stratigraphy Geology Geology & Geophysics ISO 19115 Topic Category geoScientificInformation None Florida None NOT FOR SITE-SPECIFIC EVALUATION OR INTERPRETATION. MAY NOT BE RESOLD. Florida Geological Survey Dr. Thomas Scott Assistant State Geologist mailing and physical

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