Diane True wrote: > >...Does anyone know of a free or reasonably priced source for geology that is available for all the coterminous US? We need 1:100,000 or better.
You might try ftp://greenwood.cr.usgs.gov/pub/open-file-reports/. Buried in here are the Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada --and maybe others-- surface geology maps in E00 format. THese wouldn't be very large scale (they cover a whole state), but it may be useful as a first approx.
Since the USGS is giving away its option to serve public data online to private companies, you'd better get these quick before you have to pay a fee to download them with any speed.
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