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Villa Vásquez ESQUEMA REGIONAL OCÉANO ATLÁNTICO MAPA GEOLÓGICO DE LA REPÚBLICA DOMINICANA SERVICIO GEOLOGICO NACIONAL -SGN- VILLA VÁSQUEZ 5975-III L E Y E N D A ESCALA 1:50.000 71°30'0"W 71°29'0"W 71°28'0"W 71°27'0"W 71°26'0"W 71°25'0"W 71°24'0"W 71°23'0"W 71°22'0"W 71°21'0"W 71°20'0"W 71°19'0"W 71°18'0"W 71°17'0"W 71°16'0"W 71°15'0"W 26 Corales actuales. Edificios coralinos subactuales CORDILLERA 25 Manglar, marisma baja. Limos con material orgánico BUEN HOMBRE (CACAO) (5975-IV) 24 Aluviones actuales de fondo de valle. Cantos, arenas, limos y 239 240 241 242 243 19°50'0"N 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 arcillas 19°50'0"N 23 Meandros abandonados. Arcillas y limos con materias orgánicas Los Conucos VALLE Las Agüitas s 22 Llanura de inundación. Arcillas y limos con materias orgánicas o 2194 er b SEPTENTRIONAL U 21 Abanicos aluviales. Cantos, arenas, limos y arcillas EL MANANTIAL s Puerto Juanita 2194 Lo DEL A o 20 Terrazas aluviales. Cantos, arenas, limos y arcillas r y r s o o a r Loma del Buey y t r i 19 Abanicos de baja pendiente. Arenas, limos y arcillas o A u E g l A CORDILLERA 18 Eluviones residuales. Cantos y arenas C Laguna de las Brigidas CIBAO s h a a 17 Coluviones. Cantos, arenas, limos y arcillas L Sanssie 2193 r c a o Las Canas z y as Los Uberos 16 Deslizamiento de laderas. Bloques y masas de calizas con o o Las Brigid r EL MORRETE r 2193 A cantos, arenas y limos 19°49'0"N Los Algodones 19°49'0"N CENTRAL 15 Paleosuperficies calicheadas (Pleistoceno) 14 Fm Mao. Lutitas. Alternancias de limolitas y margas Sabana Cruz El Peñón El Cayal Estero Balsa con escasos niveles de areniscas conglomeráticas calcáreas Laguna de Emilio Cerro Quemado Loma El Peñon 2192 Escala 1:1.000.000 La Brígida Los Uberos en facies turbidíticas 2192 Complejos de Pedro García, Palma Picada y 13 Fm Mao. Areniscas. Alternancias de areniscas y grauvacas Ar yo Barranca Cuaternario indiferenciado. El Charcazo ro Blanca El Carcheal. Rocas volcanoclásticas. C Laguna de Lola Pleistoceno-Holoceno calcáreas con lentes de conglomerados y de limolitas añ Cretácico-Paleógeno. (Cord. Septentrional) ad a Fm La Isabela. Calizas arrecifales. L calcáreas en facies turbidíticas y megaestratificaciones o s Pleistoceno-Holoceno U Cretácico de la Cordillera Septentrional cruzadas b Relleno de las cuencas del Cibao, er 2191 12 Fm Villa Trina (equivalente a la Fm Los Haitises). Calizas os San Juan, Enriquillo, Azua Esquistos de alta presión. (Cord. Septentrional) a El Copey 19°48'0"N co y equivalentes. Mioceno-Pleistoceno ba 19°48'0"N micríticas blancas crema a grises con esporádicos parches 2191 al Fms. Los Haitises y equivalentes. Calizas. Anfibolitas. (Cordillera Septentrional) a B ad A TINA arrecifales Cerro Largo añ L Mioceno-Pleistoceno C Cerro de la Brígida Loma de Seterino Mélange Serpentinítica de Jagua Clara. 11 Fm Villa Trina. Mb Inferior. Margas laminadas con Fms. Yanigua, Villa Trina, Castillo y (Cordillera Septentrional) equivalentes. Mioceno-Plioceno foraminíferos planctónicos con intercalaciones de calcilutitas Unidades de La Piragua, El Firme y La Loma El Balatal 2190 Batolito del Río Boba. (Cordillera Septentrional) 10 Calizas de Mao Adentro, Mb Superior de la Fm Gurabo. Calizas Candela.Conglomerados. Mioceno. (Cordillera Septentrional y Ridge de San Francisco) Grupo Tavera y Fm Magua. Oligoceno-Mioceno. Cerro Rancho Largo micríticas masivas con parches coralinos 2190 EL CAYAL Fms. Altamira y La Toca. Mioceno. (Cordillera Central) (Cordillera Septentrional) 9 Calizas de Mao Adentro, Mb Superior de la Fm Gurabo. Margas La Baitoa EL BALATAL Fm Tireo. Cretácico Superior. (Cordillera Central) Los Jobos Unidad de La Jaiba. Mioceno. siltosas laminadas con intercalaciones de calcarenitas (Cordillera Septentrional) Complejo Duarte. Jurásico Superior. (Cord. Central) 8 Calizas de Mao Adentro, Mb Superior de la Fm Gurabo. L om Fm Las Lavas. Oligoceno-Mioceno. a 2189 Esquistos de Maimón. (Cordillera Central) Biocalcareniscas coralinas, ruditas coralinas y calizas arcillosas 19°47'0"N Los Alpargaticos d (Cordillera Septentrional) una de Santiago e 19°47'0"N Lag la Guanillo Fm Luperón. Eoceno-Mioceno. 7 Fm Gurabo. Mb Inferior. Niveles de calcareniscas: calcareniscas M a Anfibolitas. (Cordillera Central) 2189 a n b i (Cordillera Septentrional) o T coralinas y/o calizas arenosas laminadas o a Loma El Cerrazo ad a Unidad de Agua Clara. Eoceno-Mioceno. Tonalitas y dioritas l L Sa 6 Fm Gurabo. Mb Inferior. Margas y alternancias de margas y Laguna Los Fogones A a o (Cordillera Septentrional) o Loma de Ventur r TAS y LA BAITOA ñ LAS PALMI Gabros y dioritas r LA MABOA o Fm Los Hidalgos. Eoceno. o a r calizas arenosas en facies turbidíticas s y r a C A ñ Los Fogones o A (Cordillera Septentrional) a r 2188 r C L Peridotitas y serpentinitas s o 5 Und. de Monte Cristi. Miembro Superior equivalente a os L y a U o Fm San Marcos. Eoceno. (Cord. Septentrional) ad b Fm Cercado. Alternancias de conglomerados, areniscas añ eros B EL GUAYO 2188 C a s El Guayo grauvacas calcáreas en facies turbidíticas; e LOS CORRALITOS rr n Caño de la Pendiente a Los Alpargatales o nc megaestratificaciones cruzadas sintectónicas g LA CABUYA a o errita apa F La Si Cerro de P s 4 Und. de Monte Cristi. Mb Inferior equivalente de la Fm Cercado. o Villa García L 19°46'0"N o 19°46'0"N y 2187 Grauvacas y limolitas en facies turbidíticas o r LOS CORBANOS r PLATO Los Limones 3 Und. Gran Manglé. Brechas volcanoclásticas e intercalaciones A CAÑADA DEL 2187 Ar Loma de Pirula ESQUEMA TECTÓNICO de brechas volcánicas ro yo d ) e 2 Und. Gran Manglé. Sucesión rítmica con margas y areniscas. I l LA PENDIENTE I o SUBIDA DE o - z a lato s FC Presencia de niveles calcáreos y calcareníticos en facies 5 c el P C r a d OS o 7 ad LOS CORBAN Loma de la Sierrita a Cañ r 8 h b turbidíticas y de conglomerados calcáreos a ta 2186 5 La Sierri C n E ( Isabel Villa l o s L E Loma de Los Corbanos MCFZ 1 Und. La Jaiba. Conglomerados con clastos de areniscas O Agua Palma o M y D 2186 ma del Quemado A o Lo MCFZ calcáreas, calizas rocas volcánicas abundantes E r CORRAL VIEJO r M C A E L Villa Copa Y A SITIO EL EGIDO 19°45'0"N S ( Cerro La Trinchera 19°45'0"N 5 9 O CEJA FRESCA 2185 7 L LA CEJA VERDE 5 L MCFZ I - I P la Cope Cruce de Vil RODERO I ) E 2185 P SITIO LOZANO A r ADA HONDA r CAÑ o y WFZ MCFZ Punta de Garza El Arrozal EL PLATO o 2184 B o SUR c BARRIO La Trinchera o 2184 ro ró 19°44'0"N Los Tres Puentes Pozo Villa Isabel nº 4 19°44'0"N Botoncillo SFZ 2183 WFZ SFZ Lozano LOS INDIOS TE 2183 ó CABARE or LOS JOBOANES ocor FM SANTANA Arroyo B La Capitalita Villa Sinda LA BREÑA DE VILLA LOBO 2182 SÍMBOLOS GEOLÓGICOS SFZ ete Ca bar 2182 ña l Ca Escala 1:200.000 da a E 19°43'0"N Sinda Ho ad is 65 La Sabana de Juan Gómez nd añ lu 19°43'0"N a C ta Cerro Las Abejas Castañuelas ai Contacto normal o concordante T CORDILLERA SEPTENTRIONAL Estratificación y cantidad de buzamiento A LUNA a Cuaternario indiferenciado CAÑO VIEJO MEDI ad LA LAGUNITA añ C Fm. Villa Trina. Plioceno Contacto discordante Estratificación subvertical 2181 erro Juan Gómez D I O A R R I B A Abanicos aluviales y glacis C IA H A T O D E L M E LA SOLITAR Unidad de Montecristi. 2181 Mioceno Medio-Mioceno Superior Falla Loma de Castañuela CUENCA DEL CIBAO Nº de orden SABANA BONITA 7 Unidades de la Jaiba y Gran Manglé. Juan Gómez C Fms. Mao y Mao Adentro. Plioceno Mioceno Falla supuesta Indicios y yacimientos minerales añ ad Ari a Sustancia EL RUBIO Vi La Salada ce 2180 nt Fm Gurabo. Mioceno Superior-Plioceno Guarda Raya Jobo Corcobado e A MCFZ: Zona de falla de Monte cristi Anticlinal La Ca b ño E re Pozo de investigación petrolífera Villa Isabel nº 4 l Rú u bi r 19°42'0"N 2180 o a l 19°42'0"N a t VVFZ: Zona de falla de Villa Vásquez La Bajia s Sinclinal Cerro i iba t Ca Hato del Medio Arr a hío Viejo ñ ñ Bo ad a a C Ch MFFZ: Zona de falla de la Montaña ar a co Villa Lobo Abajo d ta H a on o ñ e T nd a 2179 d o C ada Cañ SFZ: Zona de la falla Septentrional La 2179 La Isleta C e Juan Gómez a JOBO CORCOBADO Los Cerros d ñ a Villa Nueva d a a c d n e a l Villa Elisa ESQUEMA HIDROGEOLÓGICO P Astoria e B d a r c o n a 2178 T r o r m a a 19°41'0"N a B La Guajac Laguna El Tabiazo s 19°41'0"N 2178 HATO DEL MEDIO o lad Villa Lobo Sa El Campamento o oy rr Laguna del Campamento A Hato del Medio EL GUAMITO 2177 Las Matas de Hato del E 2177 U Nueva Q Santa Cruz Villa Medio Abajo A LAGUNA DE LOS BURROS Y Guayubin Hato del Medio 19°40'0"N 19°40'0"N 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 TRAMAS Y SÍMBOLOS ESPECÍFICOS MARTÍN GARCÍA (5974-IV) PARA SECCIONES Y COLUMNAS 71°30'0"W 71°29'0"W 71°28'0"W 71°27'0"W 71°26'0"W 71°25'0"W 71°24'0"W 71°23'0"W 71°22'0"W 71°21'0"W 71°20'0"W 71°19'0"W 71°18'0"W 71°17'0"W 71°16'0"W 71°15'0"W Realizado por el Consorcio IGME-BRGM-INYPSA (2007-2010) Margas Calizas bioclásticas Escala 1:50.000 Autor: Pol Urien (BRGM) 1.000 m.
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