Hydrogeological map 1:500.000 - Disturbances/Pile Quartz

Dissemination of the faults and the pile quartz as a specialist layer of the hydrogeological map 1:500,000. Zoom limit min. 1:1 000 000 to max. 1:200 000. The technical basis is the faults from the GK500. These were modified where new knowledge was available or adaptations to the geometries of the hydrogeological units were necessary. No statements can be derived from the map regarding the hydraulic function of the faults shown. The pile is a NW-stretching shear zone with mylonites (sometimes called pile slate) and cataclasites in the edge zone and the pile quartz in the central area, which emerges morphologically as a hardling. Geometry and legend units are designed for a viewing scale of 1:500,000 (1 cm on a map corresponds to 5 km in nature) and are generally highly generalized. The HK 500 is intended as a basis for larger-scale considerations, it does not replace detailed studies and assessment by a specialist office in the planning of local projects.