Geology of the Migori Gold Belt. The maps were geologically and topographically surveyed by R.M. Shackleton and drawn for reporduction by M.Afzal.

Y731 (1: 50 000 scale) topographic map series. The Geodata Centre holds a small selection of these maps in tiff format. The majority of the collection are held in jpeg format.

Geology of the Migori Gold Belt. The maps were geologically and topographically surveyed by R.M. Shackleton and drawn for reporduction by M.Afzal.

Geology of the Migori Gold Belt. The maps were geologically and topographically surveyed by R.M. Shackleton and drawn for reporduction by M.Afzal.

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.

Geology of the Migori Gold Belt. The maps were geologically and topographically surveyed by R.M. Shackleton and drawn for reporduction by M.Afzal.

Digital elevation model (DEM) captured with 250m cell size. Origin of the data is unknown. The data provides a height value for each cell and is available in two formats (tif and ecw).

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.

Main Ethiopia Rift North

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.