Part C

Metamorphic Rocks in Geologic Maps

Metamorphic rocks are locally exposed across Arizona, from the mountain ranges in southern and central Arizona to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. The largest exposures are in the rugged mountains of central Arizona, including the Four Peaks area of the Mazatzal Mountains (northeast of Phoenix).

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Phoenix Mountains geologic map

Figure 8-8. The Geologic Map of Arizona (left) and the Geologic Map of the Phoenix Mounta (right).


Geologic Map of Arizona

Answer Quiz Me! questions C31 through C35 using the Geologic Map of Arizona (see the PDF link below). If necessary, you can also refer to the Metamorphic Rock Identification Chart.

Geologic Map of Arizona

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Explanation of Map Units

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Quiz Me! / C31

 

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Quiz Me! / C32

 

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Geologic Map

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Geologic Map of the Phoenix Mountains

Answer Quiz Me! questions C36 through C42 using the Geologic Map of the Phoenix Mountains (see the PDF link below). Note - there are separate map unit explanations for different areas of this map. If necessary, you can also refer to the Metamorphic Rock Identification Chart.

Geologic Map of the Phoenix Mountains

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Explanation of Map Units

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Quiz Me! / C36

 

 

Geologic Map

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Quiz Me! / C37

 

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Quiz Me! / C42