PLANCHA 115 - Toledo REPÚBLICA DE COLOMBIA - Departamento de Antioquia PLANCHA 115 - Toledo

75°50'W 75°40'W 10 LEYENDA GEOLÓGICA

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PALEOZOIC INTRUSIVE ROCKS

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C u ch ill
is t a a Pmt: Puqui Metatonalite. Medium -to dark-
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gray rock with composition and texture of
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1.250. Tdh 1.250. intrusive gray gneiss, variable in composition,

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but generally tonalitic; cataclastic texture com-

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DE LA MONTAÑA

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grayish green fine-grained schist composed

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mainly of chlorite, actinolite, albite, and epidote;

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1.120.1.240.000 m.N 1.125. 1.130. 1.135. 75°50'W 1.140. 1.145. 1.150. 1.155. 75°40'W 1.160. 1.165. 1.240.000 m.N para-amphibolite as well as orthoamphibolite. with graphite flakes and garnet. The oldest
unit on the map, probably early Paleozoic
(Cambrian (?)-Silurian (?) but a Precambrian
age is possible.

B B'
Metros Metros
Falla Santa Rita
Falla Sabanalarga

3.000
3.000
Falla Romeral

2.000 2.000
Pnc
Río Cauca

1.000 Pei Ministerio de Minas y Energía

T Pei Pnf 1.000
Kv Tdh
Pec Pes Pes Pei Servicio Geológico Colombiano
Pec Kqd
Pec Th Pei Pei República de Colombia
0 0

Geología de la
Plancha 115
Toledo

Por:

CONTACTOS Y FALLAS DATOS MEDIDOS MINAS Y MANIFESTACIONES MINERALES BASE CARTOGRÁFICA ÍNDICE DE PARTICIPACIÓN ÍNDICE DE LOCALIZACIÓN Jairo Álvarez A., Héctor Rico H., Hernán Vásquez, Ingeominas,
EN ROCAS SEDIMENTARIAS 103 104 105 en colaboración con Robert B. Hall y Lawrence V. Blade,
15 Área construida U.S. Geological Survey
Falla definida o Capa inclinada ß Mina activa 114 115 116
D Drenaje doble, laguna, cuerpo de agua 6 5, 6 1, 3, 5
Falla inferida Manifestación mineral
Falla cubierta Límite departamental 129 130 131 Transformada a Datum MAGNA SIRGAS
Mineral Localities Metamorphic minerals: 6 3, 4, 6 4 2012
Lineamiento fotogeológico EN ROCAS METAMÓRFICAS peg: Pegmatite Ap: Andalusite porphyroblasts
Curva de nivel
Asb: Asbestos C: Cordierite Drenaje sencillo, canal ©
Contacto inferido
¹ Foliación inclinada Cu: Copper G: Garnet 3 1 4 1975 - INGEOMINAS
Contacto gradacional apróximado cal: Limestone Carretera transitable en tiempo seco
äX Foliación vertical fels: Fesdspar
C C Aureola de contacto Carretera transitable todo el año 3 2 7 Escala 1: 100.000
C C
C C

Camino, sendero 4° 35' 46,3215'' N

0 0,5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
DIACLASAS
Construcción Km
1. Eduardo Álvarez G. 5. Francisco Mosquera M.
2. Rodrigo Álvarez A. 6. Jorge E. Muñoz C.
¸ Diaclasa inclinada
3. Jaime Durán G. 7. Darío Velásquez H.
Ä Diaclasa vertical Tomado de los Cuadrángulos (H-8) Yarumal y Parte del (H-7) Ituango.
4. Jairo Londoño A.
Base cartográfica tomada de las planchas a escala 1:100.000 del IGAC - 2008

77° 04' 39,0285'' W

Proyección Conforme de Gauss
Interpretación fotogeológica por Taissir Kassem DATUM MAGNA SIRGAS
ORIGEN EN LA ZONA OESTE
Coordenadas Geográficas: 4°35'46,3215'' N, 77°04'39.0285'' W
Coordenadas Planas: N = 1'000.000, E = 1'000.000