San Jose, Camarines Sur
Geology
Table:
Geological Table

Mapping Symbol
Descriptions
Area (in Has.)
% to Total

Sedimentary Rocks:

R - Recent Alluvial, River Terraces
Fluvicatile Lacustrine aluvium (unsorted loosely consolidated pebbles, gravel, silt, coral debris and clay) in flood plains, riverbank, bars, beaches, and tidal flats. River terraces along Lagonoy River and its tributaries.
4,264.9826
90.69

QVP - Volcanoclast Alluvial Fans
Thick and extensive pyroclastic (asshes, cinders, lapilli, tuff agglomerate and volcanic debris) at the foot of Mt. Iriga and residual slope of Mt. Labo. Alluvial fans mainly consisting of work pyroclastic.
8.9353
0.19

BC - Basement Complex
Highly fractured and folded complex consisting of quartzite, quartzatedspathit and mica schists.
247.3680
5.26

N2LS - Crystalline Limestone
Extensive transgressive reetal carbonated facies incl. wall preserved bushes of corals, megafossils and algae structure. Detrital to tuffacious limestone showing well-developed karst landforms especially karst formation in Caramoan Peninsula.
181.5286
3.86

Total
4,702.8146
100.00

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