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unspecified  \nArizona Geological Survey,Open File Report 04-03  \nModerate to strong tectonic fabric(protomylonite to mylonite)  \nSheet 1 of 1,with text  \nCOMPILATION GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE RENO PASS AREA,CENTRAL3°0MAZATZAL MOUNTAINS,MARICOPA AND GILA COUNTIES,ARIZONA  \nJon.E.Spencer,Robert S.Leighty',Clay M.Conway²,Charles A.Ferguson¹,and Stephen M.Richard  \nArizona Geological Survey,Open File Report 04-03  \nSeptember,2004  \nScale 1:24,000,with text  \n'Arizona Geological Survey,416W.Congress St,Suite 100,Tucson,AZ 85701  \nMap Units  \nCenozoic sedimentary and volcanic units  \nQal Alluvium(late Quaternary)  \nQte Talus and colluvium(late Quaternary)  \nQI Landslide deposits(Quaternary)  \nQo Old alluvium(Quaternary)  \nQTs Younger clastie sedimentary rocks (Quaternary to Miocene)  \nTcp Post-tectonic conglomerate in Tonto Basin(Pliocene to Miocene)  \nTs Sandstone in Tonto Basin (Pliocene to Miocene)  \nMudstone,siltstone,and marlin Tonto Basin(Pliocene to Miocene)  \nVolcanic rocks,undivided(Pliocene to Miocene)  \nFelsic hypabyssal intrusion(Pliocene to Miocene)  \nTvf Felsic volcanic rocks(Pliocene to Miocene)  \nTvf Felsic volcanic breccia(Pliocene to Miocene)  \nTt Felsic tuff(Pliocene to Miocene)  \nTb Basalt lava(Pliocene to Miocene)  \nTbi Basalt intrusion (Pliocene to Miocene)  \nTuf reworked tuff,and volcanie ithic sandstone and conglomerate,undivided (Miocene)  \nTsv Volcanic-lithie sandstone and conglomerate (Miocene)  \nTbb Biotite basalt(Miocene)  \nTbbx Biotite basalt with xenoliths (Miocene)  \nTes Conglomerate and conglomeratic sandstone(Miocene)  \nTeg Conglomerate(Miocene)  \nIntrusive Rocks  \nTXdd Diorite dikes,unfoliated(Tertiary to early Proterozoie)  \nXfi Felsic hypabyssal intrusions,unfoliated(early Proterozoic)  \nXpm Pine Mountain porphyry,unfoliated(early Proterozoic)  \nXggv Green Valley Hills granophyre,unfoliated (early Proterozoic)  \nXgs Sunflower granite,unfoliated (early Proterozoic)  \nXgr Granite of Ram 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