Abstract: The bedrock layer of the earth is what lies under the terrestrial planet. We all live, work and play above the bedrock. As camera technology and satellite imagery becomes more advanced, it is possible to have an entire earth model of the bedrock. Seeing the earth in it's bedrock state presents some challenges to once easily recognized areas. Without the notation of maps, and or visible anthropogenic manipulations, one can easily get lost by just looking at an image of the bedrock layer. This disorientation comes with the addition of the ocean bedrock--what is underneath the ocean presents many mysterious forms. Can the reader of this article identify the location of the bedrock image below? By identifying patterns at the bedrock layer is it possible to identify urban coastal areas through their bedrock profile? What can the bedrock tell us about the current state of our coastal cities? Can a metric for human impact be established by looking at the shape and topographic details of the bedrock? These are some of the questions that this analysis would like to explore. This project can be seen as exploratory geospatial data analysis -of the bedrock layer.