Rocks & Minerals

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    Limestone
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    Shale, found on the New Jersey Redbeds.
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    Conglomerate
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    Gabbro, located along the NJ Palisades
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    Pumice
  6. What is this rock, and what part of New York is it located on? Image Upload 12
    Schist, located on the Manhattan formation.
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    Scoria
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    Pegmatite
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    Quartzite
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    Slate
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    Gneiss can be found in the Fordham foundation, covering much of the Bronx & Westchester
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    Marble can be found in the Inwood foundation, covering a portion of the UES of Manhattan and a bit of the LES.
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    Basalt can be found in the Palisades in NJ.
  14. What is this rock? And where can it be found in the NY area? Image Upload 28
    Sandstone (along with shale) can be found in the New Jersey Redbeds.
  15. What sedimentary rocks are located in the NY area, and where can they be found?
    Shale and Sandstone, both sedimentary, can be found in the NJ Redbeds.
  16. What Metamorphic rocks can be found in the NY area, and where exactly are they located?
    Gneiss, Marble, and Schist, all Metamorphic, are located (respectively) along the Fordham, Inwood, and Manhattan formations.
  17. What Igneous rocks are located in the NY area, and where can they be found?
    Basalt and Gabbro, both Igneous, can be found in the NJ Palisades
Author
k.maggiehoffman
ID
141564
Card Set
Rocks & Minerals
Description
Flashcards of Rocks, some native to the NY area
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