Single map sheet from the 1301 topographic map series. This is currenly the only map from this series held by the Geodata Centre. Map was prepared by the British Government's Ministry of Overseas Development (Directorate of Overseas Surveys) under the Special Commonwealth African Assistance Plan 1969.

Kenya North

Constitiutional Boundaries

Administrative Boundaries

Originally called the Mineral Deposits map (1969) and revised in 2001, this map was re-released as the Mineral Occurrence Map of Kenya in 2011. The base map is the Administrative boundaries map SK81A at 1:1 million scale overlaid with the location recorded location of mineral occurrences.

Administrative Boundaries

Originally called the Mineral Deposits map (1969) and revised in 2001, this map was re-released as the Mineral Occurrence Map of Kenya in 2011. The base map is the Administrative boundaries map SK81A at 1:1 million scale overlaid with the location recorded location of mineral occurrences.

Originally called the Mineral Deposits map (1969) and revised in 2001, this map was re-released as the Mineral Occurrence Map of Kenya in 2011. The base map is the Administrative boundaries map SK81A at 1:1 million scale overlaid with the location recorded location of mineral occurrences.

Geological map of Kenya with bouguer gravity contours overlaid. Data was compiled from observations listed in Swain and Khan, 1977, 'Kenya, a catalogue of gravity measurements' by Leicester University (same authors) using a density of 2.67, datum IGSN 1971 and 1967 gravity formula. Contours are in mgl (milli galileo - measure of gravity) as positive and negative values. West of 37 deg 30' Long. Contours by Beicip every 5mgl from station data recorded on tapes by Leicester University. Updated from Amoco data in Lotikipi Gatome area by Beicip-Franlab 2001. East of 37 deg 30' Long. Contours every 10mgl from Bouger map of Kenya, 1982 at 1: 1 000 000, Leicester University. Modified by Beicip with additional information in the Garissa-wajir area and offshore area.

Based on the 1: 1 million geological map this interpretation shows groundwater potential classed as High, Good, Low, Poor. No information is available as to the origin of this interpreation or the source data upon which it is based.