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Geologic Atlas of Stearns County (Part A)

A County Geologic Atlas is a systematic study of a county's geologic and ground water resources. Geologic studies include both near-surface deposits and bedrock. Ground water studies include flow systems, aquifer capacity, and ground water chemistry. In some areas sand and gravel deposits, sinkholes, or other features are studied. Interpretation of sensitivity to pollution is also part of an atlas. The information is organized, analyzed, and displayed using geographic information technology.
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dsAccessConst None
dsCurrentRef Geologic Maps were derived based on information available during the period 1995-1996.
dsMetadataUrl https://resources.gisdata.mn.gov/pub/gdrs/data/pub/edu_umn_mngs/geos_geologic_atlas_stea_c10a/metadata/metadata.html
dsModifiedDate 2025-04-01 00:06:08
dsOriginator Minnesota Geological Survey (MGS)
dsPurpose County Geologic Atlas and Regional Hydrogeologic Assessment information is used in planning and environmental protection efforts at all levels of government. Wellhead protection and well-sealing programs are examples of local programs that need geologic and ground water information. The information is also used by businesses and the general public.
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