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- Colorado County Map: This map shows Colorado’s 64 counties.
- Map of Colorado Cities: This map shows many of Colorado’s important cities and most important roads. The important north – south route is Interstate 25. Important east – west routes include: Interstate 70 and Interstate 76.
- Colorado Physical Map: This Colorado shaded relief map shows the major physical features of the state.
- Colorado Rivers Map: This map shows the major streams and rivers of Colorado and some of the larger lakes. The Great Continental Divide crosses Colorado. The eastern part of the state is in the Gulf of Mexico Watershed and the western part of the state is in the Pacific Ocean Watershed. Major streams that drain the state include the Arkansas, Platte and Colorado Rivers. Most of these lakes and streams can be clearly seen.
- Colorado Elevation Map: This is a generalized topographic map of Colorado. It shows elevation trends across the state. Detailed topographic maps and aerial photos of Colorado are available in the Geology.com store. See our state high points map to learn about Mt. Elbert at 14,433 feet – the highest point in Colorado. The lowest point is the Arikaree River at 3,315 feet.
ALABAMA MINERAL & LAPIDARY SOCIETY IN A NUTSHELL The Alabama Mineral and Lapidary Society is a non-profit organization for people interested in geology, mineralogy, paleontology and lapidary arts. Meetings are the second Friday of each month (except June) at 6:30 PM. Meetings are approximately two hours. Visitors are welcome, we love for kids to join us! Our meeting location is the Emmett O’Neal Library in Mountain Brook. Click here for directions. We always have food at our meetings, so don’t eat before you come! Door prizes at every meeting. Club sponsored field trips & joint trips with other clubs. Club sponsored Rock and Mineral Show the first weekend in June at Tannehill State Park. Scholarship program for Lapidary Schools. Learn to cut and polish with club owned rock saws and cabbing equipment.
Dothan Gem & Mineral Club Monthly Dothan Gem & Mineral Club Meetings The group meetings are held at 2 PM, the 4th Sun of each month (except June, July & August). The group meets at the Fellowship Hall of Tabernacle United Methodist Church. 4205 S. Brannon Stand Road & Hwy 52 W., Taylor AL. The Dothan Gem & Mineral Club is a member of the Southeast Federation and the American Federation of Mineral Societies. The main objectives of the Club are: To stimulate interest in lapidary, earth science and, when necessary, other related fields. To sponsor an educational program within the membership to increase the knowledge of its members in the properties, identifications and evaluations of rocks, minerals, fossils and other related subjects. To cooperate and aid in the solution of its members’ problems encountered in the Club’s objectives. To cooperate with other mineralogical and geological clubs and societies. To arrange and conduct field trips to facilitate the collection of minerals. To provide opportunity for exchange and exhibition of specimens and materials. To conduct its affairs without profit and to refrain from using its assets for pecuniary benefit of any individual or group. Welcome To Dothan Gem & Mineral Club Copyright 2010 Dothan Gem & Mineral Club Dothan, AL 36330 Club members who are interested in having items embroidered with our logo can order directly from Amy at Stitches from Above. Amy can embroider all kinds of thing from hats to backpacks. Give her a call at 334-400-2220. If you are interested in joining our club, click here for our membership form. The club’s 1st Meeting following summer break was well attended. Good food, good company and lots of show & tell. Check out our photos. September Meeting Photos Several people from the Panama City Gem & Mineral Society met up with members from our local club for a “dig” at Arnie & JoAn’s house. The Lamberts invited both clubs to root around their yard and collect treasures. There were more rocks than any of us could carry. After giving away tons of rocks, they fed us too. We had beautiful weather & a great time.
The Huntsville Gem & Mineral Society is a non-profit educational organization for people interested in mineralogy, geology, paleontology, and related lapidary arts. Its primary purpose is the education of the members and the general public in these areas. This purpose is accomplished through programs, shows, lectures to school children and organizations, and exchange of rocks, minerals and artifacts.The Huntsville Gem and Mineral Society (HG&MS) was organized in 1958 by a small group of people who were interested in the lapidary arts. The Society was officially incorporated in Alabama in 1965 as a non-profit educational organization. In 1961 the organization consisted of 15 members. At present we have around 150 members. This Society is affiliated with the American Federation of Mineralogical Societies and the Southeast Federation of Mineralogical Societies.
Welcome to the on-line home of the Mobile Rock & Gem Society! MRGS is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization located in Mobile, Alabama dedicated to stimulating interest in earth sciences and supporting the education of geology, mineralogy, lapidary arts, and related subjects. Membership is open to anyone age seven and up who is interested in Geology, Lapidary, Mineralogy, Paleontology, Fossils or other related Earth Sciences. We also have a very active youth program. The Society meets at our Clubhouse at 1324 Forest Dell Road off Moffet Road (Hwy 98) in Mobile, Alabama (next door to Forest Hill Elementary School). We meet on the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 7:00 pm. There are usually other things going on besides the monthly meeting…see what is happening on our Events page. Guests are always welcome to visit us and see what we are all about.