1
Base from U.S. Geological Survey, 1979 Universal Transverse Mercator projection Geology compiled in 1989–91; GIS compilation by J.D. Cecil, 1994–5 Edited by Taryn A. Lindquist and Sean M. Stone; digital cartography by Taryn A. Lindquist, with assistance from Sara Boore, Susan Mayfield, and David Lanford Manuscript approved for publication March 6, 1995 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GEOLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS SERIES MAP I–2542 Pamphlet accompanies map 1 10 KILOMETERS 0 1 2 4 3 5 6 7 8 9 SCALE 1:100 000 1 8 MILES 1 0 2 3 4 5 6 7 APPROXIMATE MEAN DECLINATION, 1999 MAGNETIC NORTH 16 / ° 1 2 TRUE NORTH CONTOUR INTERVAL 50 METERS WITH SUPPLEMENTARY CONTOURS AT 10–METER INTERVALS NATIONAL GEODETIC VERTICAL DATUM OF 1929 GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE RED BLUFF 30' × 60' QUADRANGLE, CALIFORNIA By M.C. Blake, Jr., D.S. Harwood, E.J. Helley, W.P. Irwin, A.S. Jayko, and D.L. Jones 1999 For sale by U.S. Geological Survey, Map Distribution, Box 25286, Federal Center, CA 80225 Pleistocene and (or) Pliocene Holocene and Pleistocene Qls Sedimentary rocks SACRAMENTO VALLEY–CASCADE RANGE PROVINCE t Qsc Qo Qao Qb Qrb QTog Tten Tc Tte Qru Qrl Qmu Qml Qeb Qbd Qcb QTa Ttd Ttc Tti Qsf 3 Qsf 1 Qip Qiu Qbb Qbc Qtbb Qab Qr Qsf 2 Tth Ttu Ttb Tta Ttn Taa Qa Volcanic rocks SACRAMENTO VALLEY– WESTERN FOOTHILLS PROVINCE COAST RANGES PROVINCE KLAMATH MOUNTAINS PROVINCE Qg Qls QTog Holocene Pliocene Pleistocene Holocene and (or) Pleistocene Pliocene and (or) Miocene QUATERNARY AND (OR) TERTIARY TERTIARY QUATERNARY JURASSIC AND TRIASSIC JURASSIC AND (OR) TRIASSIC Late Jurassic whpw cpx Kc Koms Koss ch ch ch mv ppv** mb ppsm** ecg ecu gb ecsp ecss ecms sp gs ybt* ybc ybh ybd srv* srs* Ko whpb whu wh 4 wh 3 wh 2 wh 1 whpo* whpg* Ksb ls eh* sp rcp* rcum* rcm* ls rcds* Fault Fault nfs ls nfum Fault cm Fault ekrb ekrc Fault ektr Middle Jurassic Late Cretaceous Early Cretaceous JURASSIC CRETACEOUS ORDOVICIAN DEVONIAN MISSISSIPPIAN DEVONIAN PERMIAN CORRELATION OF MAP UNITS [*See List of Map Units for precise unit ages; **Age shown is metamorphic age (protolith age unknown)] LIST OF MAP UNITS [See Description of Map Units (in pamphlet) for complete unit descriptions] SACRAMENTO VALLEY–CASCADE RANGE PROVINCE Sedimentary rocks Dredge tailings (Holocene) Stream channel deposits (Holocene) Alluvium (Holocene) Overbank deposits (Holocene) Alluvial and overbank deposits, undivided (Holocene) Basin deposits (Holocene) Modesto Formation (Pleistocene)—Divided into: Upper member Lower member Riverbank Formation (Pleistocene)—Divided into: Upper member Lower member Red Bluff Formation (Pleistocene) Older gravel deposits (Pleistocene and (or) Pliocene) Tehama Formation (Pliocene)—Locally includes: Nomlaki Tuff Member Channel deposits (Pliocene and (or) Miocene) Chico Formation (Late Cretaceous) Volcanic rocks Basaltic rocks of Inskip Hill volcanic center (Holocene)—Divided into: Basalt flow of Paynes Creek Basalt flows of Inskip Hill and Soap Butte, undivided Basaltic rocks of Black Butte volcanic center (Holocene)—Divided into: Cinder deposits Basalt flow of Black Butte Basalt near Tuscan Buttes (Holocene and (or) Pleistocene) Hypersthene andesite of Brokeoff Mountain (Pleistocene) Rockland ash bed of Sarna-Wojcicki and others (1982) (Pleistocene) Basalt flows of Shingletown Ridge (Pleistocene)—Divided into: Flow 3 Flow 2 Flow 1 Olivine basalt of Eagle Canyon (Pleistocene) Olivine basalt of Devils Half Acre (Pleistocene) Basalt of Coleman Forebay (Pleistocene) Andesite (Pleistocene and (or) Pliocene) Tuscan Formation (Pliocene)—Divided into: Undivided part Member D Tuff member of Hogback Road Member C Ishi Tuff Member t Qsc Qa Qo Qao Qb Qmu Qml Qru Qrl Qrb QTog Tte Tten Tc Kc Qip Qiu Qbc Qbb Qtbb Qab Qr QsfG QsfF QsfE Qeb Qbd Qcb QTa Ttu Ttd Tth Ttc Member B Member A Nomlaki Tuff Member Basaltic andesite of Antelope Creek (Pliocene) SACRAMENTO VALLEY–WESTERN FOOTHILLS PROVINCE Overlap assemblage (Late and Early Cretaceous)—Divided into: Mudstone Sandstone and conglomerate Elder Creek terrane—Divided into: Mudstone (Early Cretaceous and Late Jurassic) Sandstone and conglomerate (Early Cretaceous and Late Jurassic) Coast Range ophiolite (Late and Middle Jurassic)—Divided into: Layered gabbro Layered ultramafic rocks Round Mountain serpentinite melange and blocks of gabbro COAST RANGES PROVINCE Landslide deposits (Holocene and Pleistocene) Glacial deposits (Pleistocene) Pickett Peak terrane—Divided into: South Fork Mountain Schist and large bodies of metabasalt (Early Cretaceous, metamorphic age; protolith age unknown) Valentine Spring Formation of Worrall (1981, 1982) and minor amounts of meta- volcanic rock (Early Cretaceous, metamorphic age; protolith age unknown) Yolla Bolly terrane—Divided into: Taliaferro Metamorphic Complex of Suppe (1972) (Early Cretaceous to Middle Jurassic?) Chicago Rock melange, blocks of greenstone, and lenses of chert (Early Cretaceous to Middle Jurassic) Metagraywacke of Hammerhorn Ridge, lenses of chert, and scarce serpentinite (Early Cretaceous to Middle Jurassic) Broken formation of Devils Hole Ridge and blocks and lenses of chert (Early Cretaceous to Middle Jurassic) KLAMATH MOUNTAINS PROVINCE Landslide deposits (Holocene and Pleistocene) Older gravel deposits (Pleistocene and (or) Pliocene) Overlap assemblage (Early Cretaceous) Shasta Bally batholith (Early Cretaceous) Western Klamath terrane—Consists of: Smith River subterrane—Divided into: Metasedimentary rocks (Late Jurassic?) Metavolcanic rocks (Late Jurassic?) Hayfork terrane—Consists of: Western Hayfork subterrane of Wright (1982) (Middle Jurassic)—Divided into: Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Undivided part Plutonic rocks—Divided into: Basin Gulch pluton (Middle Jurassic) ybt ybc ybh ybd Qls QTog Ko Ksb srs srv whE whF Walker Point and Wildwood plutons, undivided, and core of clinopyroxenite (Middle Jurassic) Oliphant Creek pluton (Jurassic?) Granite (Jurassic?) Eastern Hayfork subterrane of Wright (1981, 1982) and blocks of limestone and serpentinite (Middle? Jurassic) Rattlesnake Creek terrane—Divided into: Melange and blocks of limestone (Jurassic and older) Dike and sill complex (Early Jurassic and (or) Late Triassic) Plutonic rocks (Early Jurassic and (or) Late Triassic) Ultramafic rocks (age unknown) North Fork terrane—Divided into: Volcanic and sedimentary rocks and blocks of limestone (Jurassic to Permian) Ultramafic rocks (Permian) Central metamorphic terrane (Devonian, metamorphic age) Eastern Klamath terrane—Consists of: Redding subterrane—Divided into: Bragdon Formation (Mississippian) Copley Greenstone (Devonian) Trinity subterrane (Ordovician) Contact—Dashed where approximately located; dotted where concealed; queried where uncertain Steeply dipping fault—Dashed where approximately located; dotted where concealed; queried where uncertain. Arrows indicate direction of relative movement Thrust fault—Dashed where approximately located; dotted where concealed; queried where uncertain. Sawteeth on upper plate Attenuation fault—Hachures on downthrown block Fold axes—Showing direction of plunge where known Anticline Antiform Dome Syncline Basin Monocline Approximate location of stage boundary Strike and dip of bedding Inclined Inclined, top known—Shown in Klamath Mountains and Coast Ranges provinces only Vertical Overturned Strike and dip of foliation Inclined Vertical Strike and dip of foliation parallel to bedding Inclined Strike and dip of semiplanar structure in melange—Shown in Klamath Mountains province only Inclined Landslide arrow—Shows direction of movement of landslide whpw whpo whpg eh rcm rcds rcp rcum nfs nfum cm ekrb ekrc ektr Taa Koms Koss ecms ecss ecg ecu ecsp Qls Qg ppsm ppv gb Ttb Tta Ttn Tti whG whI whu whpb ch gs ch sp ch cpx ls ls sp ls mv mb Figure 1. LANDSAT image centered on northern Sacramento Valley, showing location of geologic map of Red Bluff 30' × 60' scale quad- rangle (dashed white outline; width approximately 85 km) in relation to geologic provinces in northern California. Abbreviations: CFB, Central belt (Franciscan Complex); EC, Elder Creek terrane (Great Valley province); EFB, Eastern belt (Franciscan Complex); K, Cre- taceous overlap assemblage (Great Valley province); LP, Lassen Peak; R, city of Redding; RB, city of Red Bluff; SR, Sacramento River. RB K R EFB SIERRA NEVADA CFB EC LP SR K L A M A T H M O U N T A I N S CASCADE RANGE C O AST R A NGES RB K R EFB SIERRA NEVADA CFB EC LP N SR K L A M A T H M O U N T A I N S CASCADE RANGE C O AST R A NGES 123°00' 40°30' 123°00' 40°00' 40°15' 40°15' 40°30' 40°00' 122°00' 122°00' 122°15' 122°30' 122°45' 122°15' 122°30' 122°45' 122°45' 123°00' 0 15 KILOMETERS 40°30' 40°15' 40°00' 122°30' Yolla Bolly Junction EXPLANATION Cenozoic and Cretaceous overlap deposits, undivided Elder Creek terrane COAST RANGES PROVINCE Pickett Peak terrane Yolla Bolly terrane KLAMATH MOUNTAINS PROVINCE Shasta Bally batholith Western Klamath terrane—Divided into: Smith River subterrane Hayfork terrane—Divided into: Western Hayfork subterrane Eastern Hayfork subterrane Rattlesnake Creek terrane North Fork terrane Central metamorphic terrane Eastern Klamath terrane—Divided into: Redding subterrane Trinity subterrane Contact Fault Figure 3. Simplified terrane map of western part of Red Bluff 30' × 60' quadrangle, showing location of Yolla Bolly junction. EXPLANATION Bailey and Jones, 1973 Blake, 1965 Blake and others, 1984 Harwood and others, 1980 Harwood and others, 1981 Helley and others, 1981; see also, Helley and Harwood, 1985 Huber and others, 1983 Maytom, 1967 Murphy and others, 1969 Gary Peterson, unpub. mapping, in Murphy and others, 1969 Worrall, 1981 Wright, 1981 CHANCHELULLA PEAK ONO ANDERSON TUSCAN BUTTES RED BLUFF RED BANK COLYEAR SPRINGS YOLLA BOLLY 122°45' 40°30' 40°15' 40°00' 122°30' 122°15' 122°00' 123°00' Figure 2. Index to sources of geologic mapping and 15' quadrangles (dashed line, quadrangle boundary) in Red Bluff 30' × 60' quadrangle. INTERIOR—GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, RESTON, VA—1999 CALIF. MAP LOCATION

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Page 1: GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE RED BLUFF 30' 60' QUADRANGLE, … · 2012. 10. 19. · Redding subterrane Trinity subterrane Contact Fault Figure 3. Simplified terrane map of western part of

Base from U.S. Geological Survey, 1979Universal Transverse Mercator projection

Geology compiled in 1989–91; GIS compilationby J.D. Cecil, 1994–5

Edited by Taryn A. Lindquist and Sean M. Stone;digital cartography by Taryn A. Lindquist, with assistance from Sara Boore, Susan Mayfield, andDavid Lanford

Manuscript approved for publication March 6, 1995

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORU.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

GEOLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS SERIESMAP I–2542

Pamphlet accompanies map

1 10 KILOMETERS0 1 2 43 5 6 7 8 9

SCALE 1:100 0001 8 MILES10 2 3 4 5 6 7

APPROXIMATE MEANDECLINATION, 1999

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CONTOUR INTERVAL 50 METERSWITH SUPPLEMENTARY CONTOURS AT 10–METER INTERVALS

NATIONAL GEODETIC VERTICAL DATUM OF 1929

GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE RED BLUFF 30' × 60' QUADRANGLE, CALIFORNIABy

M.C. Blake, Jr., D.S. Harwood, E.J. Helley, W.P. Irwin, A.S. Jayko, and D.L. Jones1999 For sale by U.S. Geological Survey, Map Distribution,

Box 25286, Federal Center, CA 80225

Pleistocene and(or) Pliocene

Holocene andPleistocene

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Sedimentary rocks

SACRAMENTO VALLEY–CASCADE RANGE PROVINCE

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Volcanic rocks

SACRAMENTO VALLEY–WESTERN FOOTHILLS

PROVINCE COAST RANGES PROVINCE KLAMATH MOUNTAINS PROVINCE

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Pliocene

Pleistocene

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Pliocene and(or) Miocene

QUATERNARY AND(OR) TERTIARY

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JURASSIC ANDTRIASSIC

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MISSISSIPPIAN

DEVONIAN

PERMIAN

CORRELATION OF MAP UNITS[*See List of Map Units for precise unit ages; **Age shown is metamorphic age (protolith age unknown)]

LIST OF MAP UNITS[See Description of Map Units (in pamphlet) for complete unit descriptions]

SACRAMENTO VALLEY–CASCADE RANGE PROVINCE

Sedimentary rocks

Dredge tailings (Holocene)

Stream channel deposits (Holocene)

Alluvium (Holocene)

Overbank deposits (Holocene)

Alluvial and overbank deposits, undivided (Holocene)

Basin deposits (Holocene)

Modesto Formation (Pleistocene)—Divided into:

Upper member

Lower member

Riverbank Formation (Pleistocene)—Divided into:

Upper member

Lower member

Red Bluff Formation (Pleistocene)

Older gravel deposits (Pleistocene and (or) Pliocene)

Tehama Formation (Pliocene)—Locally includes:

Nomlaki Tuff Member

Channel deposits (Pliocene and (or) Miocene)

Chico Formation (Late Cretaceous)

Volcanic rocks

Basaltic rocks of Inskip Hill volcanic center (Holocene)—Divided into:

Basalt flow of Paynes Creek

Basalt flows of Inskip Hill and Soap Butte, undivided

Basaltic rocks of Black Butte volcanic center (Holocene)—Divided into:

Cinder deposits

Basalt flow of Black Butte

Basalt near Tuscan Buttes (Holocene and (or) Pleistocene)

Hypersthene andesite of Brokeoff Mountain (Pleistocene)

Rockland ash bed of Sarna-Wojcicki and others (1982) (Pleistocene)

Basalt flows of Shingletown Ridge (Pleistocene)—Divided into:

Flow 3

Flow 2

Flow 1

Olivine basalt of Eagle Canyon (Pleistocene)

Olivine basalt of Devils Half Acre (Pleistocene)

Basalt of Coleman Forebay (Pleistocene)

Andesite (Pleistocene and (or) Pliocene)

Tuscan Formation (Pliocene)—Divided into:

Undivided part

Member D

Tuff member of Hogback Road

Member C

Ishi Tuff Member

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Tten

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Member B

Member A

Nomlaki Tuff Member

Basaltic andesite of Antelope Creek (Pliocene)

SACRAMENTO VALLEY–WESTERN FOOTHILLS PROVINCE

Overlap assemblage (Late and Early Cretaceous)—Divided into:

Mudstone

Sandstone and conglomerate

Elder Creek terrane—Divided into:

Mudstone (Early Cretaceous and Late Jurassic)

Sandstone and conglomerate (Early Cretaceous and Late Jurassic)

Coast Range ophiolite (Late and Middle Jurassic)—Divided into:

Layered gabbro

Layered ultramafic rocks

Round Mountain serpentinite melange and blocks of gabbro

COAST RANGES PROVINCE

Landslide deposits (Holocene and Pleistocene)

Glacial deposits (Pleistocene)

Pickett Peak terrane—Divided into:

South Fork Mountain Schist and large bodies of metabasalt (Early Cretaceous, metamorphic age; protolith age unknown)

Valentine Spring Formation of Worrall (1981, 1982) and minor amounts of meta-volcanic rock (Early Cretaceous, metamorphic age; protolith age unknown)

Yolla Bolly terrane—Divided into:

Taliaferro Metamorphic Complex of Suppe (1972) (Early Cretaceous to Middle Jurassic?)

Chicago Rock melange, blocks of greenstone, and lenses of chert (Early Cretaceous to Middle Jurassic)

Metagraywacke of Hammerhorn Ridge, lenses of chert, and scarce serpentinite (Early Cretaceous to Middle Jurassic)

Broken formation of Devils Hole Ridge and blocks and lenses of chert (Early Cretaceous to Middle Jurassic)

KLAMATH MOUNTAINS PROVINCE

Landslide deposits (Holocene and Pleistocene)

Older gravel deposits (Pleistocene and (or) Pliocene)

Overlap assemblage (Early Cretaceous)

Shasta Bally batholith (Early Cretaceous)

Western Klamath terrane—Consists of:

Smith River subterrane—Divided into:

Metasedimentary rocks (Late Jurassic?)

Metavolcanic rocks (Late Jurassic?)

Hayfork terrane—Consists of:

Western Hayfork subterrane of Wright (1982) (Middle Jurassic)—Divided into:

Unit 1

Unit 2

Unit 3

Unit 4

Undivided part

Plutonic rocks—Divided into:

Basin Gulch pluton (Middle Jurassic)

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Walker Point and Wildwood plutons, undivided, and core of clinopyroxenite (Middle Jurassic)

Oliphant Creek pluton (Jurassic?)

Granite (Jurassic?)

Eastern Hayfork subterrane of Wright (1981, 1982) and blocks of limestone and serpentinite (Middle? Jurassic)

Rattlesnake Creek terrane—Divided into:

Melange and blocks of limestone (Jurassic and older)

Dike and sill complex (Early Jurassic and (or) Late Triassic)

Plutonic rocks (Early Jurassic and (or) Late Triassic)

Ultramafic rocks (age unknown)

North Fork terrane—Divided into:

Volcanic and sedimentary rocks and blocks of limestone (Jurassic to Permian)

Ultramafic rocks (Permian)

Central metamorphic terrane (Devonian, metamorphic age)

Eastern Klamath terrane—Consists of:

Redding subterrane—Divided into:

Bragdon Formation (Mississippian)

Copley Greenstone (Devonian)

Trinity subterrane (Ordovician)

Contact—Dashed where approximately located; dotted where concealed; queried where uncertain

Steeply dipping fault—Dashed where approximately located; dotted where concealed; queried where uncertain. Arrows indicate direction of relative movement

Thrust fault—Dashed where approximately located; dotted where concealed; queried where uncertain. Sawteeth on upper plate

Attenuation fault—Hachures on downthrown block

Fold axes—Showing direction of plunge where known

Anticline

Antiform

Dome

Syncline

Basin

Monocline

Approximate location of stage boundary

Strike and dip of bedding

Inclined

Inclined, top known—Shown in Klamath Mountains and Coast Ranges provinces only

Vertical

Overturned

Strike and dip of foliation

Inclined

Vertical

Strike and dip of foliation parallel to bedding

Inclined

Strike and dip of semiplanar structure in melange—Shown in Klamath Mountains province only

Inclined

Landslide arrow—Shows direction of movement of landslide

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Figure 1. LANDSAT image centered on northern Sacramento Valley, showing location of geologic map of Red Bluff 30' × 60' scale quad-rangle (dashed white outline; width approximately 85 km) in relation to geologic provinces in northern California. Abbreviations: CFB, Central belt (Franciscan Complex); EC, Elder Creek terrane (Great Valley province); EFB, Eastern belt (Franciscan Complex); K, Cre-taceous overlap assemblage (Great Valley province); LP, Lassen Peak; R, city of Redding; RB, city of Red Bluff; SR, Sacramento River.

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RANGES

123°00'40°30'

123°00'40°00'

40°15' 40°15'

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122°15'122°30'122°45'

122°45'123°00'

0 15 KILOMETERS

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40°15'

40°00'

122°30'

Yolla BollyJunction

EXPLANATION

Cenozoic and Cretaceous overlap deposits, undivided

Elder Creek terrane

COAST RANGES PROVINCE

Pickett Peak terrane

Yolla Bolly terrane

KLAMATH MOUNTAINS PROVINCE

Shasta Bally batholith

Western Klamath terrane—Divided into:

Smith River subterrane

Hayfork terrane—Divided into:

Western Hayfork subterrane

Eastern Hayfork subterrane

Rattlesnake Creek terrane

North Fork terrane

Central metamorphic terrane

Eastern Klamath terrane—Divided into:

Redding subterrane

Trinity subterrane

Contact

Fault

Figure 3. Simplified terrane map of western part of Red Bluff 30' × 60' quadrangle, showing location of Yolla Bolly junction.

EXPLANATION

Bailey and Jones, 1973

Blake, 1965

Blake and others, 1984

Harwood and others, 1980

Harwood and others, 1981

Helley and others, 1981; see also, Helley and Harwood, 1985

Huber and others, 1983

Maytom, 1967

Murphy and others, 1969

Gary Peterson, unpub. mapping, in Murphy and others, 1969

Worrall, 1981

Wright, 1981

CHANCHELULLA PEAK ONO ANDERSON TUSCAN BUTTES

RED BLUFFRED BANKCOLYEAR SPRINGSYOLLA BOLLY

122°45'40°30'

40°15'

40°00'

122°30' 122°15' 122°00'123°00'

Figure 2. Index to sources of geologic mapping and 15' quadrangles (dashed line, quadrangle boundary) in Red Bluff 30' × 60' quadrangle.

INTERIOR—GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, RESTON, VA—1999

CALIF.

MAP LOCATION