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B.Smith,Acting State Geologist  \nClifford A.Siegfried,Director  \n41°22'30”  \nNew York State Geological Survey  \nNew York State Museum  \n# SURFICIAL GEOLOGY OF THE PINE ISLAND QUADRANGLE,NEW YORK\n\nColby A.Smith,Paul A.Stefanik,&Andrew L.Kozlowski  \nEXPLANATION  \nGEOLOGIC UNITS  \nSHADED TERRAIN MAP  \nArtificial Fill  \nSurficial sediments composed of sand,gravel,and crushed rock anthropo-genically transported and used for construction purposes.Alluvium (Qa)  \nSorted and stratified silt,sand,gravel,and cobbles deposited by riversand streams.Alluvium includes channel,overbank,and fan deposits.Wetland Deposit(Hw)  \nPeat,muck,clay,silt,and sand deposited in modern wetland environ-ments.There is often a gradational change to alluvial or lacustrinedeposits.Ice-contact Stratified Drift(Pics)  \nWell-sorted and stratified sand,gravel,and cobbles,deposited in contactwith former glaciers.Stratified drift includes kames,kame moraines,andkame terraces.Lacustrine Sand (Pls)  \nSorted and stratified sand and occasional gravel deposited in near-shoresettings of paleolakes,including shorelines and deltas.Lacustrine Silt and Clay (Plsc)  \nStratified silt and clay deposited in deepwater settings of paleolakes.Till(Pt)  \nMassive diamicton composed of sediments ranging in size from clay1:130,000 scale;5xvertical exaggerationthrough boulders,deposited directly by glacial ice.Sediments are highly(National Llevation Dataset 1/3 arc-secondcompacted due to deposition beneath glacial ice.Bedrock  \nLOCATION MAPGEOLOGIC SYMBOLSContactStreamlined LandformHill streamlined in the direction of ice flow.Esker  \nSinuous sand and gravel ridge deposited in a sub-glacial stream.Slump Scarp  \nOver-steepened slope in surficial sediments marking the uppermost extentof a slope failure or mass movement.Hummocky Terrain(overprint)  \nThermal karst topography formed by the melting of buried ice.Areas mayinclude kames and kettles.  \nNOTICE  \nThis geologic map was funded(in 2010)in part by the USGS National Cooperative Geologic Mapping Program.The views and conclusions conlained in this document are those of the authors and should not be interpreled asOTHER SYMBOLSnccssarily represcnting the official policies,cither cxpressed or implicd,of the U.S.Covcrnment.While every effort has been made to ensure the integrity of this digital map and the factual data upon which it isNew York-New Jersey borderuse of trade,product,or firm names is for descriptive purposes only and does not imply endorsement by NYSED.  \n21.3Xvertical exaggeration  \n1mile  \nDbr-Bedrock  \nHw-Wetland Deposits  \nPt-Till  \nPls-Lacustrine Sand  \nPlsc-Lacustrine Silt and Clay","cbCaieX0hp4TVEp2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieX0hp4TVEp2","pdf",43688794,"English","# EXPLANATION\n## GEOLOGIC UNITS\n## SHADED TERRAIN MAP\n## GEOLOGIC SYMBOLS\n## NOTICE","[{\"question\":\"What surficial geologic units are included in the Pine Island Quadrangle map?\",\"answer\":\"The map explanation lists Artificial Fill, Alluvium, Wetland Deposits, Ice-contact Stratified Drift, Lacustrine Sand, Lacustrine Silt and Clay, Till, and Bedrock-related mapping symbols.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the map describe Alluvium deposits?\",\"answer\":\"Alluvium is described as sorted and stratified silt, sand, gravel, and cobbles deposited by rivers and streams, including channel, overbank, and fan deposits.\"},{\"question\":\"What is stated in the map’s NOTICE section?\",\"answer\":\"The notice provides funding attribution and states that the views and conclusions belong to the authors, and it includes language clarifying that information should not be interpreted as official policy endorsements, along with accuracy efforts for the digital map data.\"}]","SURFICIAL GEOLOGY OF THE PINE ISLAND QUADRANGLE, NEW YORK | PDF"]