Maine Environment Links on Geology Maine Geological Survey  (http://www.state.me.us/doc/nrimc/mgs/mgs.htm) Very good and extensive website from the state agency for geology. Dozens of web pages on Maine geology. Much of the material is geared for students and teachers, and for adults who aren't professional geologists. Many of the pages include links to other sources, recommended readings, and places to visit. It's worth visiting the MGS web page regularly to see what the new "geological site of the month" is...more than 80 places in Maine have been covered since the feature began in 1997. Topography, Coastlines, & Maine's Geologic History  (www.bigelow.org/virtual/index_topo.html)   and Bathymetry, Climate Change & the Geologic History of the Gulf of Maine (www.bigelow.org/virtual/index_bath.html) Educational resource developed by Bigelow Lab. Includes background info, key questions, terminology, web links, and images. Part of Bigelow's "Virtual Vacationland... a resource tool to help you find and use Earth Science data and information on the Internet. " Colby College Department of Geology  (www.colby.edu/geology/virtual.html) Home page includes course information, plus field trips including Pineo Ridge Glacial Advance and links to other geology websites. Rated as Best Academic Geology Web Page by Excite Reviews. Fogler Library Research Guide: Geology  (http://www.library.umaine.edu/science/geol.htm)  Good listing of materials available at the University of Maine's Fogler Library; includes reference books, commercial databases, and a good listing of general web resources in geology.    Search Maine libraries for books and government documents on Geology in Maine last update 01/06/2004