U.S. Geological Survey

Open-File Report 95-689

Digital maps of low- to moderate-temperature geothermal springs and wells in the Pacific Northwest: a contribution to the Interior Columbia Basin Ecosystem Management Project

by Pamela D. Derkey and Bruce R. Johnson

1995

• View README file (1430 bytes)
• Download Open-File Report 95-689, text as an Adobe Acrobat .pdf file (276 KB). Open-File Report 95-689 is also available in hard copy (11 pp. plus 3 color plates) from the U.S. Geological Survey's Open-File Services Section, (303) 202-4700.
• Download Open-File Report 95-689, plates (page-size) as an Adobe Acrobat .pdf file (741 KB).
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• Download the Geothermal Dataset in compressed (geotempnw.e00.Z) Arc/Info Export format: (447 KB download file, 1.2 MB uncompressed)
  • Download Additional Datasets needed to re-create the paper map in a GIS. This file is in UNIX compressed tar format (more_datasets.tar.Z) and includes 4 coverages in Arc/Info Export format (rivers within the study area, study area boundaries, state boundaries within the study area, and 1:2M lat/long corner tics). The download file is 2.2 MB, 4.5 MB uncompressed
  • Download Text and AML files needed to re-create the paper maps in a GIS. This file is in UNIX compressed tar format (plot-aml.tar.Z) and includes 7 ASCII files (Arc/Info plot AMLs, key files, and explanatory text). The download file is 9 KB, 25 KB uncompressed.
• Download Maps prepared from the digital dataset, in compressed tar (maps.tar.Z) HPGL2 format: (817 KB download file, 1.6 MB uncompressed HPGL2). The map scale is 1:2,000,000. Page size is approximately 29 by 38 inches. The maps are oriented with the long axis in the x-direction for plotting. These maps (spring2m.hp and well2m.hp) were designed to be plotted on a HP Inkjet Plotter (model 650-C), but can be plotted on any full-color (inkjet or electrostatic) plotter which will accept HPGL2 code.

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