Quaternary Geology of Oneida County, Wisconsin

Oneida County, in northern Wisconsin, is a mostly forested area dotted with lakes and wetlands. The watery landscape is a legacy of a time when glaciers flowed across the area. Geologists Attig and Rawling mapped the Quaternary geology of the county, documenting where the glaciers paused, the sediments that were deposited, and the landforms that were created by the glaciers. Available as a plate (PDF) and as digital data. (Replaces WOFR2016-01.)

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Quaternary Geology of Oneida County, Wisconsin

Attig, J.W.; Rawling, J.E., III;

2020

Map: 34 in x 30 in, scale 1:100,000

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Quaternary Geology of Oneida County, Wisconsin (version 2) [GIS data]

Attig, J.W.; Rawling, J.E., III;

2020

GIS Data: GeMS Level 3 file geodatabase (.gdb file format), shapefiles (.shp file format), GeoPackage (.gpkg file format)

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Quaternary Geology of Oneida County, Wisconsin

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Quaternary Geology of Oneida County, Wisconsin

Quaternary Geology of Oneida County, Wisconsin (version 2) [GIS data]

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