U.S. Geological Survey Special Map

U.S. Geological Survey Special Map

Graphic that states: Magnetic Anomaly Map of North America

By North American Magnetic Anomaly Group (NAMAG)

Viki Bankey²
Alejandro Cuevas³
David Daniels²
Carol A. Finn²
Israel Hernandez³
Patricia Hill²
Robert Kucks²
Warner Miles¹
Mark Pilkington¹
Carter Roberts²
Walter Roest¹
Victoria Rystrom²
Sarah Shearer²
Stephen Snyder²
Ronald Sweeney²
Julio Velez³

Sponsored by
¹Geological Survey of Canada
²United States Geological Survey
³Consejo de Recursos Minerales de México

Version 1.0

thumbnail image of the magnetic map

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PDF files for viewing and printing:

Map PDF file (3.4 MB)
Booklet PDF file (2 MB)

Booklet text-only PDF file (277 KB)
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The PDF file of this map shows the magnetic anomalies for North America and offshore areas. The accompanying colorful illustrated booklet describes the processing, compilation, and geologic mapping applications of the new digital magnetic anomaly database and map of North America.

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