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Bookmark or Share- Geology - Colorado Geological Survey - Colorado Geological SurveyFrom the eastern High Plains, to the central Rockies soaring more than 14,000 ft (4,200 m) above sea level, and to the western red-rock canyons, Colorado has incredibly diverse rocks, minerals, and fossils, along with many active geological processes and hazards.
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- USGS Earth MRI invests in Colorado critical mineral mappingRESTON, Va. — The U.S. Geological Survey announced it will invest approximately $1.6 million to collect high-resolution geophysical data focused on critical mineral resources across the northeast portion of the Colorado Mineral Belt.
- Landslide Data Sources | Planning for HazardsColorado Geological Survey. Colorado Geological Survey is the primary State agency for providing information and maps on geologic hazards such as landslides, mud/debris flows, and rockfall. Additionally, the Colorado Landslide Hazard Mitigation Plan and the Colorado Landslide Viewer are useful tools addressing these hazards locally. Landslides
- Soil Hazards Data Sources | Planning for HazardsColorado Geological Survey. The Colorado Geological Survey is the primary source of soil hazard data specific to Colorado communities. Hazard-specific pages exist for the following hazards: Collapsible Soils (includes online viewer) Subsidence - Natural and Mines; Expansive Soil and Rock; Colorado Water Conservation Board
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