How is the compiled geology downloaded or viewed?
The digital geology for the province is available by areas. To get this data go the BCGS Geoscience Map, turn on the 2005 Digital Geology Download layer in the File Download Layers group, and double click the area desired. The resultant page displays the associated GeoFile and download files in ArcInfo Shape format in either Albers or Geographic (decimal degrees) projections. The datum is NAD83. Click on the item you require to download the zipped files. The files are also available from the main page for BC Digital Geology Maps and the Geospatial Data Downloads page, which also contain a link to the Metadata. Digital bedrock geology is also available for interactive viewing on most maps, including the BCGS Geoscience Map. To view the geology data, zoom into an area of interest and turn on the BCGS Geology Layers 2005 group. This will display the Bedrock geology by age and rock class. If view scale is 1:1.5M or less, the Geology button at the top of the map will display a Geology Legen
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