Open-File Report 98-503
Digital geologic map of Spokane County and vicinity, Washington
and Idaho
by Bruce R. Johnson, Pamela D. Derkey, Thomas P. Frost, Robert
E. Derkey, and Beatrice B. Lackaff
1998 -- Prepared in cooperation with the Washington Division
of Geology and Earth Resources, and the Spokane County Public
Works, Utilities Department
- View README file
(2842 bytes)
- Download Open-File Report 98-503
as an Adobe Acrobat .pdf file (780 KB). Open-File Report
98-503 is also available in hard copy (44 pp., includes 2 page-size,
color figures) from the U.S. Geological Survey's Open-File Services
Section, (888) ASK-USGS.
- Download the Spokane County datasets (including metadata)
in compressed tar (covers.tar.Z) Arc/Info Export
format: (1.2 MB download file, 5.3 MB uncompressed)
- Download Text and AML files
needed to re-create the paper maps in a GIS. This file is in UNIX
compressed tar format (amls.tar.Z) and includes
several ASCII files (Arc/Info AMLs, key files, and explanatory
text). The download file is 27 KB, 39 KB uncompressed.
- Download additional Arc/Info Export-format files needed
to re-create the paper maps in a GIS. This file is in UNIX compressed
tar format (more.tar.Z: 117 KB download file,
987 KB uncompressed).
- Download Map prepared from the digital dataset,
in UNIX compressed format (maps.tar.Z) for in a variety
of formats (including GRA, HPGL2, and PostScript formats): (7.6
MB download file, 20.7 MB uncompressed). The map scale
is 1:100,000. Page size is approximately 36 by 53 inches. The
map is oriented with the long axis in the x-direction for plotting.
The HPGL2-format map (spokcorot.hp) was designed to be
plotted on a HP Inkjet Plotter (model 650-C), but can be plotted
on any full-color (inkjet or electrostatic) plotter which will
accept HPGL2 code.
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Updated: August 18, 2005, mdiggles