Map of Ukraine Tectonic Structure and Mineral Resources 160x110 M1: 850 000 banner

Professional wall map at a scale of 1: 850 000, combining detailed tectonic zoning of Ukraine with an up-to-date database of mineral deposits.

Technical Specifications

• Scale: 1: 850 000 (1 cm = 8.5 km).
• Dimensions: 160 x 110 cm.
• Material: Banner (protection against moisture, fading, and mechanical damage).
• Map Type: Specialized (Geological/Tectonic).

Tectonic Structure Content

The map displays structural elements of the Earth's crust according to the State Geological Service classification:

• East European Platform: Precambrian structures (Ukrainian Shield and its slopes, slopes of the Voronezh Crystalline Massif), Caledonian structures (Volyn-Podilska Plate), and Hercynian structures (Dnieper-Donets Depression, Donets Folded Structure, Halychyna-Volyn Depression).
• West European Platform: Structures of Hercynian orogeny.
• Mediterranean Mobile Belt: Scythian Plate, Crimean Folded Region (Alpine orogeny), Carpathian Folded Region (including the Carpathian Foredeep and Transcarpathian Depression).
• Geological Indicators: Deep fault zones, platform boundaries, and seabed isobaths.

Mineral Classification

Major industrial deposits and basins are categorized as follows:

• Fuel and Energy: Oil, gas, and gas-condensate fields; coal basins (Donbas, Lviv-Volyn) and brown coal basins; uranium, oil shale, and peat.
• Metallic Ores: Ferrous metals (iron, manganese), non-ferrous and alloying metals (titanium, nickel, cobalt, copper, lead, zinc, mercury), and precious metals (gold).
• Non-Metallic Minerals: Flux limestones, dolomites, quartzites, refractory clays, bentonites, potash and rock salts, sulfur, phosphorites, and graphite.
• Construction and Jewelry Raw Materials: Granites, labradorites, marble, kaolin, quartz sand, chalk, amber, topaz, and beryl.
• Hydro-mineral Resources: Therapeutic muds, mineral and thermal waters.

Administrative and Geographic Base

• Administrative Division: Current borders of regions (oblasts) and new districts (raions) according to Resolution of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine No. 807-IX.
• Settlements: Regional centers, district centers, and other cities/towns.
• Hydrography: River network, major lakes, and reservoirs.