Radar Topography Map of Jamaica Courtesy of Dr. Ian C.F.Stewart. Learn more about the Radar Topology Maps.
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Guadeloupe Radar Map
Radar Topography Map of Guadeloupe Courtesy of Dr. Ian C.F.Stewart. Learn more about the Radar Topology Maps.
Martinique Radar Map
Radar Topography Map of Martinique Courtesy of Dr. Ian C.F.Stewart. Learn more about the Radar Topology Maps.
Nevis Radar Map
Radar Topography Map of Nevis Courtesy of Dr. Ian C.F.Stewart. Learn more about the Radar Topology Maps.
St Lucia Radar Map
Radar Topography Map of St. Lucia Courtesy of Dr. Ian C.F.Stewart. Learn more about the Radar Topology Maps.
St Vincent Radar Map
Radar Topography Map of St. Vincent Courtesy of Dr. Ian C.F.Stewart. Learn more about the Radar Topology Maps.
St Lucia Bibliography
St Lucia Bibliography Aquater, SpA., 1982, Exploration of St. Lucia’s Geothermal Resources, Annex A – Geological Survey: Unpublished Report to the The Government of St. Lucia, Ministry of Finance and Planning. Aspinall, W.P., Michael, M.O., and Tomblin, J.F., 1976, Evidence for fluid bodies beneath the sulfur springs geothermal region, St. Lucia, West Indies: Geophysical Research… Continue reading St Lucia Bibliography
Jamaica Bibliography
Jamaica Bibliography Wadge, G., 1982, A Miocene submarine volcano at Low Layton, Jamaica: Geological Magazine, v.119, p.193-199. Wadge, G., and Wooden, J.L., 1982, Late Cenozoic alkaline volcanism in the northwestern Caribbean: tectonic setting and Sr isotopic characteristics: Earth and Planetary Science Letters, v. 57, p.35-46.
Jamaica Geology
The Geology of Jamaica There was only a single young volcanic eruption on the island of Jamaica. This produced the Low Layton Lava, which forms a prominent east-west ridge on the north shore of the island. It was a shallow water alkali olivine basalt eruption that produced pillow lavas, hyaloclastite, lava flows and dikes. The… Continue reading Jamaica Geology
St Vincent Geology
Geology of St Vincent Island Geology has been subdivided into South-East Volcanics (2.740.07 to 1.540.62 Ma), Grand Bonhomme Volcanic Center (1.330.09 to 1.160.08 Ma), Morne Garu Volcanic Center (1.180.10 to 0.0110.014 Ma), Monogenetic red scoria spatter cones, and Soufriere Volcanic Centers (0.690.09 Ma to 1979 AD), the deposits of which have been subdivided into Yellow… Continue reading St Vincent Geology