As a geologist, the first thing you always want to do is locate your field site on a map. It helps other geologists to locate the field site for future studies and helps you look for relationships with data from other nearby field sites. Now, determine where you are (your field site) in the world. Choose the map that best locates your field site.
The outcrop is located in the northeast corner of Minnesota. Take a moment to reflect on what you know about this area already. Is it an active plate boundary? Does it have mountains, volcanoes, glaciers, etc?
