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New report on Winnebago County released 
The glaciers that once pushed across Wisconsin played a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of Winnebago County. This new report, written by geologists Thomas Hooyer and William Mode, describes the forces that created the lakes, moraines, and drumlins. It also identifies the underlying bedrock that forms the aquifers used by municipal and high-capacity industrial wells as well as residential wells in the region. Two full-color maps make it easy to see the location of various surface sediments, and cross sections provide a general picture of what lies beneath. Useful for planners, developers, and others making land-use decisions as well as those interested in learning about the geological history of the county. Order informationPRINTED: The report, map, and cross sections are available for $15 (plus shipping and handling) DIGITAL: We provide the maps, report, and GIS data on CD for $25 (plus shipping and handling). The digital information is also available as a free download (24MB). To order, call 608/263.7389 or visit the Survey at 3817 Mineral Point Road, Madison, Wisconsin 53705-5100. Download order form. |
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