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Integrated Geological Map of the São Roque Domain, North of São Paulo City – BrazilRenato Henrique-Pinto*; Valdecir de Assis Janasi; Bruna Borges Carvalho; Bruno de Oliveira Calado; Carlos Henrique Grohmann. (* Universidade de São Paulo, Rua do Lago, 562, CEP : 05508-080, Cidade Universitária, São Paulo, Brazil.)

Regional geological map modified from Campos Neto (2000). 1- Phanerozoic sedimentary and associated Mesozoicintrusive rocks (Paraná Basin); 2- Neoproterozoic late and post-orogenic granite; 3- (Garnet)-(Muscovite)-Biotitegranite; 4- Biotite Porphyritic granite; 5- (Hornblende) Biotite porphyritic granite; 6- Socorro Guaxupé Domain (withpredominance of garnet-bearing migmatites); 7- Embu Domain: basement Paleoproterozoic gneisses; 8- EmbuDomain: cover metasupracrustal rocks; 9- Apiaí-São Roque Domain: São Roque and Açungui Groups; 10- Serra doItaberaba Group; 11- Costeiro Complex; 12- Map Site Location.

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Morro Doce

Pico do Jaraguá

Morro do Polvilho

Serra do Japi

Serra do Voturuna

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World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS 1984)46° W from Greenwich

0 2,5 5 7,5 101,25Kilometers

Scale 1:100.000

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Compiled geologic mapsJuliani, 1991 (1:25.000)Dantas, 1990 (1:50.000)IPT, 1983 (1:50.000)Bergmann, 1988 (1:25.000)Neves, 2005 (1:100.000) Andrade,1993 (1:50.000)

Alluvial deposits (1)São Paulo basin (2)

Undifferentiated granite (4)

Embu Domain: paragneisses and orthogneisses (8)

Amphibolites (10)

Metatuffs (12)Banded iron formation (11)

Metalimestones and metadolomites (9)

Calc-silicate rocks and tremolite marbles (14)

Metaconglomerates (19)Meta-feldspathic wackes and meta-quartzwackes (18)

Metawackes (15)

Metabasic rocks (21)Acid metavolcanic rocks (20)

Migmatites (7)

Mylonite and ultramylonites (3)

Orthogneisses (22)

Paragneisses (6)Quartzo syenite (5)

Meta-quartzarenites and meta-subarkoses (17)

Kyanite-staurolite schists (13)

Metamudstones (16)

Lithologic units

Source: Magnetic Map of Brazil - 2012 CNPq - Observatório Nacional

Magnetic Declination Grows Annually -6,5’

FaultSynform

Antiform

Lineament

Thrust fault

CityRoads

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