Rhode Island Bedrock Geology (1:100,000)
Rhode Island Geographic Information System (RIGIS) / University of Rhode Island
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- Format
- Several
- Coverage
- Rhode Island statewide digital bedrock geology underlying the 1994 published 1:100,000 map, with 1,486 unit polygons; this is compiled regional geologic mapping, not a modern site investigation or regulatory-scale interpretation.
- Last updated
- Added to findgis 7 Nov 2026 · Update frequency Static
Tags
1,486 unit polygons at 1:100,000. Regional mapping, not a site investigation.
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Source and attribution
- Publisher
- Rhode Island Geographic Information System (RIGIS) / University of Rhode Island
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- Commercial use
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- Attribution required
- Yes
- Modification allowed
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- Redistribution allowed
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- Share-alike
- No
- Region
- United StatesUS · RI
- Type
- Vector
- Extent
- -71.9015250367894441.14561169609311-71.1063821015667142.02990389388624West, south, east, north. Data extent.
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