What's New

Firsts in Geology on our 2008 Calender

INTERACTIVE MAPPING (02-07-2008)

i-MapNJ Geology is an interactive mapping application that provides information about New Jersey's Geology, Aquifers, Well Head Protection Areas, Earthquake Epicenters, Abandoned Mines, Landslides and more.

Landslides layer updated.

EARTHCACHE

NJDEP Maps and Publications Sales (For Hardcopy  of Pricelist, updated Oct. 1, 2003, call 609-777-1038)

Publication Order Form | NJDEP Maps and Publications Sales General Information

List of Geologic Maps by USGS Quadrangle | USGS 7.5 min Quadrangle Index Map of New Jersey

OFM 70, Surficial Geology of the Beverly and Frankford Quadrangles, Burlington County, New Jersey, Stanford, Scott D., 2008, scale 1 to 24,000, size 24x40, 3 cross-sections. Price $10.00. Download PDF (2.52MB) 2-20-2008

OFM 71, Bedrock Geology of the Beverly and Frankford Quadrangles, Burlington County, New Jersey, Stanford, Scott D. and Sugarman, Peter J., 2008, scale 1 to 24,000, size 28x34, 3 cross-sections. Price $10.00. Download PDF (3.46MB) 2-20-2008

N.J. Geological Survey Digital Geodata Series

DGS02-6 A Recharge-Based Nitrate-Dilution Model for New Jersey, V6.0 (6-30-2008)

Free Publications to Download

NJGS Newletter (Adobe™ PDF files)

Volume 4 Number 1 (Winter 2008). 3-20-2008

On-Line Information

Geology of High Point State Park 4-24-2008

The Geology of Round Valley Recreation Area 4-24-2008

Geology and Sea-level Changes at Allaire State Park, Monmouth County, New Jersey 4-24-2008

Earthquake Loss Estimation Study For Somerset County, New Jersey. 3-20-2008

2008 Summary of Statemap Geologic Mapping Program in New Jersey. 3-13-2008

Information Circulars (Adobe™ PDF files)

The History of the Pompton Pink Granite: New Jersey's Prized Building stone 3-4-2008

New Jersey Ambient Ground Water Quality Monitoring Network: Status of shallow ground-water quality, 1999-2004 3-4-2008

Historical Publications(Adobe™ PDF files)

Final Report Series of the State Geologist

Volume I, Topography, magnetism, and climate (1888) (19.5MB) 7-21-2008

Volume II, Part 1. Mineralogy, and botany (1889) (16.6MB) 7-21-2008

Volume II, Part 2. Zoology (1890) (22.9MB) 7-21-2008

Volume III, Water-supply, water-power, flow of streams and attendant phenomena (1894) (32.2MB) 7-21-2008

Volume IV, The physical geography of N.J. (1898) (16.4MB) 7-21-2008

Volume V, Glacial geology of N.J. (1902) (30.3MB) 7-21-2008

Volume VI, The clays and clay industry of N.J. (1904) (28.9MB) 7-21-2008

Volume VIII, The Quaternary formations of southern N.J. (1917) (13.7MB) 7-21-2008

Other Reports

Paleontology of New Jersey. Volume I. Brachiopoda and Lamellibranchiata of the Raritan Clays and Greensand Marls of N.J., 1886 (14.1MB) 7-23-2008

Paleontology of New Jersey. Volume II. Gasteropoda and Cephalopoda of the Raritan Clays and Greensand Marls of N.J., 1892 (30MB) 7-23-2008

Paleontology of New Jersey. Volume III. The Paleozoic faunas, 1903 (13MB) 7-23-2008

Paleontology of New Jersey. Volume IV. A Report on the Cretaceous Paleontology of New Jersey, 1907. PLATES.(4.85MB) 7-23-2008

Earth Science Week

The Earth Science Week site contains Tips for Participants, Student Activities, Education Standards, Proclamations,
Press Releases, Links and other information.

Governor Corzine's 2007 Proclamation.

Last revised July 23, 2008