DescriptionBalls Bluff Siltstone with Diabase Intrusion (4802113326).jpg
English: Normal fault with diabase (dolerite) sill on hanging wall block (brownish weathering rock with massive appearance in the top third)[1] cutting through thin-bedded fine-grained siliciclastics of Balls Bluff Siltstone member, Bull Run Formation (i.e. Passaic Formation sensu Weems et al., 2016), Culpeper Basin, northern face of Luck Stone Quarry, Manassas VA
↑cf. Richard Diecchio, Richard Gottfried (2004): Regional Tectonic History of Northern Virginia. Pp. 1–14 in: Scott Southworth, William Burton (eds.): Geology of the National Capital Region – Field Trip Guidebook. U.S. Geological Survey 1264, doi:10.3133/cir1264, p. 11/12 (fig. 6)
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