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GEOLOGICAL MAP of KOSOVO Scale 1 : 200,000 1015202505 GEOLOGICAL MAP OF KOSOVO Scale 1 : 200,000 7420000 7430000 7440000 7450000 7460000 7470000 7480000 7490000 7500000 7510000 7520000 7530000 7540000 7550000 7560000 20°0'0"E 21°0'0"E 55 gdNmh 0 Regional Geological Units of Kosovo Scale approx. 1 : 1,200,000 Geotectonic Units of Central Balkan Peninsula Scale approx. 1 : 5,000,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 mPZ2 0 9 9 7 7 4 4 C A CVBK - Badofc/Kishinca Cenozoic volcanic complex CBDR- Drenicë Cenozoic basin TKO- Koritnik Triassic unit IN sJ2-3 N RP CVKB - Kopaonik/Belobërdë Cenozoic volcanic complex CBMI- Mirushë Cenozoic basin TMO- Moknes-Alpet Shqipetare Triassic complex aEo-Nm ER A CVMB - Majdan/Braine Cenozoic volcanic complex CPA - Pashtrik Upper Cretaceous syncline TKR- Çiçavica Triassic unit 50 C o A T CVMS - Mitrovicë/Samadrexhë Cenozoic volcanic complex CPG - Pagarushë Upper Cretaceous anticline TKU- Kutlovc Triassic unit R Nm P H CVNK - Nosale-Kllokot Cenozoic volcanic complex CCA - Carralevë Upper Cretaceous unit MKO- Kolashin metamorphic unit 35 vs sJ2-3 A I o 20 T o 20 H A CVRB - Rogoznë/Bube Cenozoic volvanic complex CJE - Jezerka Upper Cretaceous unit MSH- Sharr metamorphic complex o 40 o I C A N CBDU - Dukagjin Cenozoic basin CKC - Kaçanik Upper Cretaceous unit MST- Shtime metamorphic unit o N A S CBDG - Gjakovë Cenozoic subbasin CZU - Zubin Potok Upper Cretaceous unit MGA- Gadima metamorphic unit L S I TRANSYLVANIAN M CBDP - Pejë Cenozoic subbasin CVT - Vardar Lower Cretaceous flysch trough MKC- Kaçanik metamorphic unit lEo-Nm M I O A CBDS - Suharekë Cenozoic subbasin JBR - Brezovicë Jurassic ophiolitic complex MRU- Rugovë metamorphic unit N BASIN N N S U o E PANNONIAN BASIN N A CBKA - Kamenicë Cenozoic basin JGJ - Gjakovë Jurassic peridotite complex MNB- Novobërdë metamorphic unit S I N - U A aEo-Nm P T T H P CBKM - Moravë Cenozoic subbasin JGO - Golesh Jurassic ophiolitic complex MKU- Kurolai metamorphic unit vpEo-Nm A N A A aEo-Nm P 75 30 25 U Szeged I R o 50 o O E CBKK - Kriva Rekës Cenozoic subbasin JKZ - Koznicë Jurassic ophiolitic complex MJK- Kopaonik metamorphic footwall unit o vpEo-Nm N o M G (! S CBKS - Strezofc Cenozoic subbasin JST - Strofc Jurassic ophiolitic unit DA - Dardania massif (Serbo-Macedonian massif) S I - N 35 AI T 80 T F CBKO - Kosovo Cenozoic basin JLE - Leposaviq Jurassic ophiolitic complex N E o o U 75 L o 45 aQh MO I o I Y CBPO - Podujevë Cenozoic basin JRA - Rahovec Jurassic ophiolitic complex nJ2-3 FER Sibiu 0 I 0 AL S 0 80 T 0 E C 0 0 o M (! 0 J2-3 lEo-Nm 0 s 30 H 8 o o 35 8 7 7 o C JLE 70 26 Z 4 4 o Pleistocene River Terrace of the River Sitnicë / Sitnica. G 35 Nm ET O o35 vs ICU o M A External Vardar subzone (EVZ) N CVKB E 35 o20 R bJ2-3 45 sJ2-3 CUM o BI J2-3 80 o Beograd DANU Drin-Ivanicki element (DIE) vs 45 P o o Central Vardar subzone (CVZ) aEo-Nm o 55 G JLE lEo-Nm D W (! A o 30 40 50 U E D SJ2-3 E o R S o T R T EEP CVKB M E IN T CARPATHIANS FORED 60 20 R CVRB I - I h 20 T N I C o 55 V o O H o O A U o R 20 o P h sJ2-3 55 sKcn-mE 45 - H N 60 o J2-3 I M 35 vs 48 E IO C O (! 80 vsNm 70 A L o D K o o 75 S I h60 45 o T Leposaviq/Leposavić o I East Bosnian - Durmitor zone (EBDZ) MJK 45 A T E o o o bNp L E Bucureşti J2-3 50 B B - MKO n o 35 M R L O vsJ2-3 Kcn-mD SJ2-3 (! A E CBPO A S N B JLE o 45 40 C M CZU TKU Internal Vardar subzone (IVZ) o 55 N o 30 Dardanides Cataclastic Bujanovc / Bujanovac Pluton T H SJ2-3 o 50 Sarajevo IA E A CVMB (with Pegmatitic Veins and Schlieren). I N K MOESIAN PLATFORM o 45 o A N JST CVMS o o 85 R o 47 Z T mPZ2 70 N L vpEo-Nm 80 o 45 O A h o 45 o ! 50 o 40 - N ! Dardania massif (DM) o K I APZ2 40 o 85 H E Š o ! 65 50 lEo-Nm Kb-aC E ! T 0 o Eo-Nm 40 A 0 (Serbo-Macedonian massif) a o 35 40 ! I 0 R 0 o 30 o 85 o ! D o bJ2-3 ! 0 55 0 gPZ2 50 80 o 50 Z 0 28 N E 0 TMO MRU TKR h mKcn-moE E o bJ2-3 45 7 o 65 o o o G ! 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