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Approximately 310 references to published and unpublished items of geologic* II.r~~r*h;)v( Teen evaluated and annotated since the publication of

in [December 1971. The new references have been combined withttiot512 ir tic prvvious supplement and are presented in this supplement, which

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Engineer, U. S. Army Engineer Division, Lower Mississippi Valley, to the

Director, U. S. Army Engineer Waterways Experiment Station (WES), dated 4 June

lA70, mshiect, "Status of Soils Division Projects for MRC and LMID for FY 7n

and Request for Funds for Projects for FY 71."

Dr. Roger T. Saucier, Environmental Laboratory, VES, selected, compiled,

" and annotated references contained in Supplements 1-5, and Mr. Richard W.

-" Hunt, Engineering CGeology Applications Group (EGAG), Engineering Geology and

.. Rock Mechanics Division (EGRMD), Geotechnical Laboratory (CL), WES, selected,

compiled, and annotated the new references presented in Supplement 6.

Mr. Hunt prepared the report under the supervision of Mr. John H. Shamburger,

Chief, EGAG, and Dr. Don C. Banks, Chief, RGRMD, and under the general super-

vision of Dr. William F. Harcuson III, Chief, GL.

Commander and Director of the WES during the conduct of this study and

* Lthe preparation of this report was COL Tilford C. Creel, CE. Technical Direc-

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APPENDIX B: LITERATUTRENO INDEXED ON OR REFERENCED TO MAPS o A l

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SUPPLEMENT 6

SELECTED GEOLOGIC LITERATURE

LOWER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION AREA

INDEX AND ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY

Purpose

1. After completion of the basic report in January 1966, a method was

developed for updating the bibliography through the publication of supplements.

This inethod was based on the use of magnetic tape and a series of code

* listings. For this supplement and future supplements the storage of the

* references was changed from magnetic tape to diskettes. The data storage

(a) permits rapid sorting of references and the use of computer output listing

for preparation of the supplements; (b) facilitates the incorporation of new

*- references with those already in the basic report when a revised edition is

prepared; and (c) enables interested persons to obtain at any time a direct

* computer listing of all references pertaining to a specific topic or area.

This supplement is the sixth in the series to be prepared by this method.

Scope

2. This supplement contains about 310 references that were reviewed

. between July 1971 (termination date of data collection for Supplement 5) and

December 1978 and are considered pertinent to the bibliography. A routine

*- examination of index guides, publication lists, bibliographies, periodical

indexes, and abstract journals was the primary data collection technique

employed. Annotations were prepared when it was felt that comments regarding

the content of the publication would be helpful.

3. All references contained in Supplement 5 have been combined with the

310 new references and are presented herein. Therefore, this supplement

completely supersedes previous supplements.

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Organization of Report

4. The or ani&:ition of this supplement follows that of the basic report

as closely as possible. References pertaining to the regional and topical

studies are listed under each of the 12 categories to facilitate concurrent

use of the two reports. Further subdivision by states has also been employed

for appropriate categories. References that are indexed on maps are not

subdiviled by categorv as was done in the basic report; however, listings have

* been included for each of the 30 maps for which new references are available.

Availability Code

5. A numerical code designation pertaining to the availability of refer-

ences is incorporated in this supplement. This code designation is a single

numeral in parentheses that follows each reference. The numerical code desig-

nations are defined as foLlows:

(1) This publication is not normally available by request or salefrom the issuing agency. However, a copy is available on loanfrom the Engineering Geology and Rock Mechanics Division, Geo-technical Laboratory, WES.

(2) This publication is still available from the issuing agency.

(3) This publication is out of print and is not available on loanfrom WES. Interlibrary loan is suggested as the most practicalmeans of obtaining a copy.

(4) This publication is a thesis or dissertation. Copies can heacquired in some cases through University Microfilms, Inc., AnnArbor, Michigan, and in other cases through the librarv of theuniversity involved.

(5) This publication is a technical journal article. A reprint of

the article can sometimes be obtained by writing to the author.In addition, most large libraries suhscrihe to nearly all theperiodicals that are referenced in this bibliography.

(6) This publication is a Corps of Engineers district design memo-randum that is available from the respective district office or

on loan from the WES Research Center Library. Non-Corps of* nPineers personnel must obtain permission from the issuine

district office before a loan from WES can be made.

(0) The availability of this publication has not been determined.

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Contents

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General Geologic Investtgation Reports . . . . .................... A3

State Geologic Reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 49

State Geologic Maps . . . . . . * . . . . . . . . . . . Al7

State Soils Reports and Soils Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . A21

State Water Resources Reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A23

State Mineral Resources Reports . . . . .............. A31

Earthquakes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A34

Loess............ . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . A39

- Mineralogy and Petrology . . . .. . . ............ A41

ruifdebooks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A43

Well Log Compilations . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . A47

Bibliographies and Tndexes . . . . . . .............. A49

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1029 COLEMAN, JAMES M., AND GAGLIANO, S. M., SEDIMENTARYSTRUCTURES - MISSISSIPPI RIVER DELTAIC PLAIN. SOCIETY OFECONOMIC PALEONTOLOGISTS AND MINERALOGISTS, SPECIALPUBLICATION NO.12(1965). (5)

TWENTY-FIVE SEDIMENTARY STRUCTURE TYPES AREDESCRIBED AND RELATED TO DEPOSITIONAL PROCESSES. TWELVEDISTINCT DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS WERE INVESTIGATED ANDTHE ASSOCIATED STRUCTURE TYPES FOR EACH ARE LISTED.

1068 COOKE. C. W., EMERGED QUATERNARY SHORE LINES IN THEMISSISSIPPI EMBAYMENT. SMITHSONIAN MISCELLANEOUSCOLLECTIONS, VOL 149, NO. 10, PUBLICATION 4677(1966). (2)

THIS PUBLICATION PRESENTS AN INTERESTING BUT NOTWIDELY ACCEPTED IDEA CONCERNING THE ORIGIN OF QUATERNARYFORMATIONS IN THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.

1174 GAGLIANO, S. M., AND THOM, B. G., DEWEYVILLE TERRACE,GULF AND ATLANTIC COASTS. COASTAL STUDIES INSTITUTETECHNICAL REPORT NO. 39, LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY ,BATON ROUGE, LA., REPORT (1967). (2)

THE AGE, ORIGIN, AND AREAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE LATEPLEISTOCENE TERRACE ARE DISCUSSED AND ILLUSTRATIONS OFSELECTED LOCATIONS ARE INCLUDED.

1225 HAWKINS, M. E., AND JIRIK, C. J., SALT DOMES IN TEXAS,LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, ALABAMA, AND OFFSHORE TIDELANDS, ASURVEY. U. S. DEPT. OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF MINESINFORMATION CIRCULAR 8313, WASHINGTON, D. C., INFOCIRCULAR(1966). (2)

ALTHOUGH THERE IS A BRIEF DISCUSSION OF THE ORIGINOF SALT DOMES, THIS PUBLICATION IS VALUABLE PRINCIPALLYFOR ITS COMPLETE LIST OF DOMES AND STATISTICAL DATA ONEACH. A GOOD BIBLIOGRAPHY IS INCLUDED.

1230 RUSSELLO RICHARD J.v RIVER AND DELTA MORPHOLOGY. LOUISIANASTATE UNIVERSITY, COASTAL STUDIES INSTITUTE TECHNICALREPORT NO. 52, TECH REPORT (1967). (1)

THIS REPORT IS A HIGHLY CONDENSED DISCUSSION OF SUCHTOPICS AS FLOW OF WATER IN CHANNELS, ENTRAINMENT ANDTRANSPORT OF SOLID LOAD, FLOODPLAIN DEPOSITION AND CHANNELS,AND DELTAS WITH MOST EXAMPLES CITED FROM THE MISSISSIPPIVALLEY.

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1257 PAYNE, J. N.. HYDROLOGIC SIGNIFICANCE OF THE LITHOFACIESOF THE SPARTA SAND IN ARKANSAS. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYPROFESSIONAL PAPER 569-A. WASHINGTON., D. C.. PROFESSIONALPAPER(1968). (2)

THE LITHOLOGIC DISTRIBUTION. MODES OF DEPOSITION,THICKNESS, VARIATIONS, AND STRUCTURE OF THE SPARTA SANDARE DISCUSSED IN THIS REPORT.

1263 HOSMAN. R. L.. AND OTHERS, TERTIARY AQUIFERS IN THEMISSISSIPPI EMBAYMENT. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYPROFESSIONAL PAPER 448-D, WASHINGTON. D. C., PROFESSIONALPAPER(1968). (2)

THE COCKFIELD, SPARTA, CANE RIVER, CARRIZO, ANDWILCOX AQUIFERS ARE DESCRIBED BRIEFLY AND A SERIES OFCOLORED MAPS CONTAIN INFORMATION ON THE PIEZOMETRIC SURFACES.OUTCROP AREAS, STRUCTURAL CONTOURS. THICKNESSES. ANDPERCENT OF SAND.

1308 BOSWELL, E. H., AND OTHERS, QUATERNARY AQUIFERS IN THEMISSISSIPPI EMBAYMENT. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYPROFESSIONAL PAPER 448-E. WASHINGTON, D.C., PROFESSIONALPAPER(1968). (2)

1331 OTVOS, E. G., JR., DEVELOPMENT AND MIGRATION OF BARRIERISLANDS. NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO. GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OFAMERICA BULLETIN, VOL 81, BULLETIN (1970). (5)

STRATIGRAPHIC EVIDENCE FROM SEVERAL GULF COASTBARRIERS IS CITED AS INDICATING ORIGIN THROUGH UPWARDAGGRADATION OF SUBMERGED SHOAL AREAS.

i392 GOULD, H. R., THE MISSISSIPPI DELTA COMPLEX. IN -

DELTAIC SEDIMENTATION. MODERN AND ANCIENT. SOCIETY OFECONOMIC PALEONTOLOGISTS AND MINERALOGISTS, SPECIAL PUBL.NO. 15, TULSA, OKLA., SPECIAL PUBL. (1970). (2)

A CONCISE SUMMARY OF THE HISTORY AND FACIESDIFFERENTIATION OF THE MODERN DELTAIC PLAIN.

t393 FRAZIER. D. E., AND OSANIK, ALEX. RECENT PEAT DEPOSITS,LOUISIANA COASTAL PLAIN. IN - ENVIRONMENTS OF COALDEPOSITION. GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA SPECIAL PAPER114, SPECIAL PAPER 114 (1969). (2)

A GENERAL DISCUSSION OF THE ORIGIN AND COMPOSITIONOF INTERDISTRIBUTARY PEATS AND INLAND SWAMP PEATS.INCLUDING SEVERAL CROSS SECTIONS AND A TABLE OF CHEMICAL ANALYSES.

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I - -; .J.T, i4 E . N ')NU OTHERS, AVAILABILITY OF WATER IN THE

MISSISSF'PI EMBAYMENT. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYFROFE:SSTONAL. FAFf 448-A, WASHINGTON., D.C.. PROFESSIONAL

i ~PAPER (lq 70). Q ,')

1478 CORI ING.HAMTMIRE MACPHERSON, LENZINI &VONDEROHE, DISPLACEMENTSAROUND TLINNFLS IN SOILS. REPORT NO. PB-267 356/45T.Il.A IN I.iTl:; UNIV. , DEFT. OF CIVIL ENGINEERING, URBANA -

CHAMFAIGN, ILL., REPORT (1976). (2)THIS REPORT SUMMARIZES ONE YEAR OF RESEARCH ON

GROULIND MOVEMENTS AROUND TUNNELS IN SOIL.

[ 4:;9 HL.iFMNUH, RAYMOND E. , A SYSTEMATIC DETERMINA7 ION OFENGINEERING CRITERIA FOR ROCK. ARMY CONSTRUCTIONENGINEERING RESEARCH LAB., REPORT NO. CFRL-TR-M-79,CHAMPAIGN, ILL., REPORT (1974). (2)

THIS SYSTEMATIC DETERMINATION OF ENGINEERINGCRITEFPIA FOR ROCf WAS DEVELOPED TO PROVIDE A LANGUAGE

0 WHICH PRESENTS THE ENGINEERING CHARACTERISTICS OF APARTICULAR ROCK IN A BRIEF, CONCISE AND RELEVANT MANNER.

t44 ,') FENIX AND SEISSON, INC., SUMMARY OF RESEARCH ONFORTY-SEVEN SELECTED SALT DOMES IN LOUISIANA ANDMISSISSIPPI. REPORT NO. TIO-28972, TULSA, OK.j REPORT(1977). (2)

1.441 DRNEVICH, VINCENT P., AND RAGHU., D., LOCATION OF SOLUTIONCHANNELS AND SINKHOLES AT DAM SITES AND BACKWATER AREAS BYSEISMIC METHODS: PART II - CORRELATION OF SEISMIC DATAWITH ENGINEERING PROPERTIES. KENTUCKY WATER RESOURCESINST., REPORT NO. RR--55, LEXINGTON., KY., REPORT(1972). (2)

1442 HADLEY, J. Ft.. AND DEVINE., J. F.., SEISMOTECTONIC MAP OFTHE EASTERN UNITED STATES. USGS MISCELLANEOUS FIELDTUDIES MAP NO. 820. WASHINGTON., D.C., MAP (1974). (2)

t447 Ui.(;iT', GR( NADWATEF LEVELS IN THE UNITED STATES, 1969-1.973,3f'LUTHEASTERN :-TATES. SUPPLY PAPER NO. 2171, WASHINGTON.0. C. WATER SUPPLY PAPER (1975). (2)

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1444 CHIN, E. H. , SKELTON. JOHN, AND iUY, H. F. THE 1?7"1MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN FLOOD: COMPILATION AND HNALYSESOF METEOROLOGIC. STREAM FLOW. AND SEDIMENT DATA. USGSPROFESSIONAL PAPER NO. 937., WASHINGTON, D. C.. USGS

PROFESSIONAL PAPER(1975). (2)THE 1973 MAIN-STEM FLOOD STAGES WERE THE HIGHEST

EVER OBSERVED IN THE REACH OF THE MISS. EXTENDING APPROX.

770 MILES UPSTREAM FROM CAPE GIRARDEAU. MO. NEW RECORDSFOR CONSECUTIVE DAYS ABOVE FLOOD STAGE WERE SET FOR MOST 2MAIN-STEM GAGING SIATIONS FROM SOUTHERN IOWA TO ILA.

1445 PAYNE, J. N.. GEOHYDROLOGIC SIGNIFICANCE OF LITHOFACIES

OF THE CARRIZO SAND OF ARKANSAS. LOUISIANA. AND TEXAS ANDTHE MERIDIAN SAND OF MISSISSIPPI. USGS., PROFESSIONALP'APER NO. F' 569-D, WASHINGTON, D. C. USGS PROFESSIONAL

PAPER(1975). (2)IN ARKANSAS, LA, MS. AND PART OF EASTERN TEXAS, THE

CARRIZO AND MERIDIAN SANDS WERE DEPOSITED AS VALLEY ANDCHANNEL FILLS AND AS BEACH SANDS OVER AN EROSIONALURFACE.

THE CARRIZO AND MERIDIAN SANDS ARE IMPORTANT POTENTIAL

SOURCES OF FRESH WATER IN MISS. AND TEXAS.

1446 USGS. AEROMAGNETIC MAP OF THE NEW MADRID REGION,

MISSOURI. KENTUCKY, ARKANSAS AND TENNESSEE. OPEN-FILEREPORT NO. 74-360, WASHINGTON, D. C., REPORT (1974). (2)

1447 KING, P. B., BEIKMAN, H. M., GEOLOGIC MAPS OF THE UNITED

STATES (EXCLUSIVE OF ALASKA AND HAWAII). USGS!WASHINGTON, D. C.. MAPS (1974 (1975)). (2)

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1448 KING, P. B., BEIKMAN, H. M., EXPLANATION TEXT TO

ACCOMPANY THE GEOLOGIC MAF OF THE UNITED STATES. USGSPROFESSIONAL PAPER NO. 901, WASHINGTON, D. C., PROFESSIONAL

! FAPER(1974). (2)

1449 KING, P. B., AND BEI.MAN, H. M., THE PALEOZOIC AND

MESOZOIC ROCKS, A DISCUSSION TO ACCOMPANY THE GEOLOGIC MAPOF THE UNITED STATES. PROFESSIONAL PAPER NO. P 903,WASHINGTON, D. C., PROFESSIONAL PAPER (1976). (2)

THE UNITS OF PALEOZOIC AND MESOZOIC AGE., ASREPRESENTED ON THE GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE U. S., ARE

EXPLAINED AND DESCRIBED.

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1450 LEIFESTE, D. K., DISSOLVED-SOLIDS DISCHARGE 'TO THE OCEANSFROM THE CONTERMINOUS UNITED STATES. USGS CIRCULAR NO.685, WASHINGTON, D. C., USGS CIRCULAR (1974). (2)

DISSOLVED-SOLIDS DATA FROM 54 RIVER BASINS FOR1966-69 WERE USED TO COMPUTE THE AMOUNT OF DISSOLVEDMATERIAL CONTRIBUTED TO THE OCEANS FROM THE CONTERMINOUSU. S.

1.451 GARRISON, L. W., THE INSTABILITY OF SURFACE SEDIMENTS ONPARTS OF THE MISSISSIPPI DELTA FRONT. USGS OPEN-FILEREPORT NO. 74-4. WASHINGTON. D. C., REPORT (1974). (2)

4 1452 KOLB, C. R.. GEOLOGIC CONTROL OF SAND BOILS ALONG MISS.RIVER LEVEES. WES MISC. PAPER S-75-22, VICfSBURG, MS., PAPER(1975). (0)

* 1453 ANDERSON. E. G., BASIC MESOZOIC STUDY IN LOUISIANA, THENORTHERN COASTAL REGION, AND THE GULF BASIN PROVINCE. LOUISIANAGEOLOGICAL SURVEY. FOLIO SERIES 3, BATON ROUGE, LA., GEOL.SURVEY(1979). (2)

ESTABLISHES THE NORTHERN GULF COASTAL REGION AS ASEDIMENTARY - STRATIGRAPHIC ENTITY; A SET OF MESOZOICUNITS ADAPTED FROM CURRENT USAGE TO BEST FIT THE REGION,WITH REPRESENTATIVE SECTIONS FOR EACH UNIT.

1454 FOOTT, ROGER, AND LADD, C. C., PREDICTION OF END OFCONSTRUCTION UNDRAINED DEFORMATIONS OF ATCHAFALAYA LEVEEFOUNDATION CLAYS. WES CONTRACT REPORT S-72-3, VICKSBURG.MS.. REPORT (1972). (2)

1.455 PAYNE, J. N., HYDROLOGIC SIGNIFICANCE OF LITHOFACIES OF_* THE CANE RIVER FORMATION OR EQUIVALENTS OF ARKANSAS,

LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, AND TEXAS. USGS PROFESSIONALPAPER 569-C, WASHINGTON, D. C., PROFESSIONAL PAPER(1973). (2)

1456 GARRISON. L. E., AND MARTIN. R. G., JR.. GEOLOGICSTRUCTURES IN THE GULF OF MEXICO BASIN. USGSPROFESSIONAL PAPER 773, WASHINGTON, D. C.. PROFESSIONALPAPER(1973). (2)

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1457 RPOEST, 0. A. AND PRATT, W. F., UNITED STATES MINERALFESOIRF(ES. t13GS PROFFSSTONAl PAFER 2)0, WASHINGTON, D.C.,FR(F'FESS I ONAl. FPF-R (197"). . 2)

145(1 1 SFFT. I. . T. . AND LONGBE 1 N. W. P. , LARGE F' I V-.F3: OF THEUNITED ST TFS. lJSGS CIRIJI.AP NO. 686. WAS.HINGTON, D. C..i I I~SGS ("IR I.-,F ,'19.'74). (2'.)

INFO'RMAIIQN ON FLOW, DRAINAGE AREA. LENGTH, SOURCE.fAND MOUTH Of" THE 28 LARGEST RIVERS IN THE U.S. ISPRESENTED FOR THE BASE PERIODS 1931-60 AND 1941-70.

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174'7 4 AUCIER. R. T.. AND FLEETWOOD, A. R.. ORIGIN ANDCHRONOLOGIC SIGNIFICANCE OF LATE QUATERNARY TERRACES,OUACHITA RIVER, ARKANSAS ,--IND LOUISIANA.. GEOLOGICALSOCIETY OF AMERICA BULLETIN, VOL 61, BULLETIN197o:). (5)

THIS AR<TICLE CONTAINS A DISCUSSION (AND MAP) OF THETERRACES. INCLUDING INFORMATION ON MORPHOLOGIC FEATURESAND CLIMATIC CONDITIONS PREVAILING DURING THE TIME OFDEPOSITION.

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ILLINO IS

I0 c9 LEIGHTON. M. M., AND BROPHY, J. A., ILLINOIAN GLACIATIONIN ILLINOIS. JOURNAL OF GEOLOGY, VOL 69, NO. 1., JOURNAL

1108 FRYE. JOHN C., AND OTHERS, OUTLINE OF GLACIAL GEOLOGY OFILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN, IN -- THE QUATERNARY OF THE UNITED

* STATES. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRESS, PRINCETON, NEWJERSEY = ALSO AVAILABLE AS ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICALSURVEY REPRINT SERIES, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY (1965). (2)

THIS REPORT IS AN EXCELLENT CONDENSATION OFKNOWLEDGE REGARDING THE GLACIAL HISTORY OF THE AREA.EMPHASIS IS PLACED UPON CHRONOLOGY.

1255 PISKIN, K. AND BERGSTROM, R. E., GLACIAL DRIFT INILLINOIS THICKNESS AND CHARACTER. ILLINOIS STATEGEOLOGICAL SURVEY, CIRCULAR 416, URBANA, ILL., CIRCULAR

(1967). (2)A BRIEF DISCUSSION OF THE GLACIAL GEOLOGY AND

CHRONOLOGY OF THE STATE IS FOLLOWED BY DESCRIPTIONS OF'- THE DRIFT DEPOSITS. THIS REPORT CONTAINS A

1/500,000-SCALE MAP OF DRIFT THICKNESS AND SEVERALDETAILED CROSS SECTIONS.

- 1341 FRYE, J. C., DEVELOPMENT OF PLEISTOCENE STRATIGRAPHY INILLINOIS. IN - THE QUATERNARY OF ILLINOIS. UNIV.ILLINOIS COLLEGE AGRI., SPECIAL PUBL. 14. URBANA, ILL., SPECIALPUBL. 14(1968). (2)

. 1459 WILLMAN, H. B., AND FRYE, J. C., PLEISTOCENE STRATIGRAPHY0 OF ILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, BULLETIN

*94, URBANA, IL., GEOL SURVEY (1970). (2)

1460 WILLMAN, H. B., AND OTHERS, HANDBOOK OF ILLINOISi' STRATIGRAPHY. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, BULLETIN* 95. URBANA, IL., GEOL SURVEY (1975). (2)

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1461 LINEBACK, J. A., ILLINOIS GEOLOGY FROM SPACE. ILLINOISSTATE GEOLOGIC SURVEY, ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY NOTE 73,

p" URBANA, IL., GEOL NOTE (1975). (2)

1462 JOHNSON, W. H., QUATERNARY STRATIGRAPHY IN ILLINOIS:STATUS AND CURRENT PROBLEMS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICALSURVEY, REPRINT 1977-K, URBANA, IL., GEOL SURVEY(1976). (2)

1463 PALMER, JAMES E. AND ATHERTON, ELWOOD, THE MISSISSIPPIANAND PENNSYLVANINA SYSTEMS IN ILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATEGEOLOGICAL SURVEY, REPRINT 1979-H, URBANA, IL., GEOLSURVEY(1979). (2)

1464 FRYE, J.C., AND OTHERS, GEOLOGY AND PALEONTOLOGY OF LATEPLEISTOCENE LAKE SALINE, SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS. ILLINOISSTATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, CIRCULAR 471, URBANA, IL., CIRCULAR(1972). (2)

1465 LINEBACK, 3. A., LATERAL GRADATION OF THE SALEM AND ST.LOUIS LIMESTONE (MIDDLE MISSISSIPPIAN) IN ILLINOIS. ILLINOISSTATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 9 CIRCULAR 474, URBANA, IL., CIRCULAR(1972). (3)

* 1466 WILLMAN, H. B., GEOLOGY ALONG THE ILLINOIS WATER-A BASISFOR ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICALSURVEY, CIRCULAR 476, URBANA, IL., CIRCULAR (1973). (2)

1467 STEVENSON, D. L., THE EFFECT OF BURIED NIAGARAN REEFS ONOVERLYING STRATA IN SOUTHWESTERN ILLINOIS. ILLINOISSTATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, CIRCULAR 482. URBANA, IL., CIRCULAR(1973). (2)

1468 FRYE, J. C., AND OTHERS, EARLIEST WISCONSINAN SEDIMENTSAND SOILS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, CIRCULAR485, URBANA, IL., CIRCULAR (1974). (2)

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1469 PISFIN, KEMAL, AND BERGSTROM, R. E., GLACIAL. DRIFT IN

TLL INOS" THIC:NESS AND CHARACTER. ILLINOIS STATE

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, CIRCULAR 490, URBANA, IL., CIRCULAR

(1975). (2)

LOUISIANA-

1030 DIXON. LOUIS H., CENOZOIC CYCLIC DEPOSITION IN THE

SUBSURFACE OF CENTRAL LOUISIANA. DEPARTMENT OF

CONSERVATION. LOUISIANA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BJLLETIN NO. 42,

BATON ROUGE, LA., GEOL. SURVEY BULLETIN NO. 42(1965). (2)

THIS BULLETIN CONTAINS NUMEROUS ISOPACH AND

STRUCTURE MAPS AND STRATIGRAPHIC SECTIONS PLUS ACOMPOSITE LOG AND STRATIGRAPHIC COLUMN.

1347 SAUCIER. R. T.j AND FLEETWOOD, A. R., ORIGIN AND

CHRONOLOGIC SIGNIFICANCE OF LATE QUATERNARY TERRACES,

OUACHITA RIVER, ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA.. GEOLOGICAL

SOCIETY OF AMERICA BULLETIN, VOL 81, BULLETIN

(1970). (5)THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS A DISCUSSION (AND MAP) OF THE

TERRACES, INCLUDING INFORMATION ON MORPHOLOGIC FEATURESAND CLIMATIC CONDITIONS PREVAILING DURING THE TIME OF

DEPOSITION.

1470 FENIX AND SCISSON, INC., GEOLOGIC STUDY: NORTHERN

LOUISIANA SALT DOMES. REPORT NO. TID-28973, TULSA, OK. REPORT

(1977). (2)

1471 STEPHENS. J. W., RECORDS OF WELLS, WATER-LEVEL* MEASUJREMENTS, AND DRILLERS AND LOGS, RED RIVER VALLEY, LA.

USGS OPEN-FILE REPORT NO. 76-759, WASHINGTON, D. C., REPORT

(1976). (2)

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1370 FREDERIKSEN, N. 0., STRATIGRAPHY AND PALYNOLOGY OF THEJACKSON STAGE (UPPER EOCENE) AND ADJACENT STRATA OF

* MISSISSIPPI AND WESTERN ALABAMA. UNPUBLISHEDDISSERTATION, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN, MADISON, WISC., UNPUBLISHEDDISSERTATION(1969). (4)

MOST OF THIS DISSERTATION IS CONCERNED WITH THEPALYNOLOGICAL BASES FOR DIFFERENTIATION OF THE STRATA,

* *BUT DATA ON THE ECOLOGIC CONDITIONS OF DEPOSITION ARE INCLUDED.IN ADDITION, DATA ON THE VALIDITY OF LONG-DISTANCECORRELATION OF FACIES ARE CONTAINED IN THE STUDY.

1472 KEADY, DONALD M., AND LINS, THOMAS W., OUTCROP STUDY OF ACOMPLEX SAND AQUIFER TO AID IN THE INTERPRETATION OFSUBSURFACE DATA. MISS. STATE UNIV., MISS. STATE, WATERRESOURCES RESEARCH INST., OFFICE OF WATER RESEARCH ANDTECHNOLOGY, WASHINGTON, D. C., STUDY (1979). (2)

1473 CHILDRESS, SARAH CONNER, MISSISSIPPI GEOLOGIC NAMES. MISS.GEOLOGICAL, ECONOMIC AND TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY BULL. 118,JACKSON, MS., GEOL SURVEY (1973). (3)

THIS REPORT CONCERNING STRATIGRAPHIC NOMENCLATURE OFMISS., CONTAINS BACKGROUND MATERIAL ON ORIGINALREFERENCES, SELECTED REFERENCES, AND COMPLETE REFERENCESON GEOLOGIC NAMES WHICH HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED BY THE MISS.

* GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, AND INFORMATION ON WHAT THESE NAMES* APPLY TO.

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1374 TOLMAN, C. F., AND ROBERTSON, F., EXPOSED PRECAMBRIANROCKS IN SOUTHEAST MISSOURI. MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,REPORT OF INVESTIGATIONS NO. 44, ROLLA, MO., REPORT OFINVESTIGATIONS(1969). (2)

1436 ROBERTSON, F., AND TOLMAN. C. F., EXPOSED PRECAMBRIANROCKS IN SOUTHEAST MISSOURI. MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEYAND WATER RESOURCES, REPORT OF INVESTIGATION 44, ROLLA,MO., REPORT OF INVESTIGATION (1969). (2)

1474 HARVEY, E. J., WILLIAMS, J. H., AND DINKEL, T. R, APPLICATIONOF THERMAL IMAGERY AND AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY TO HYDROLOGICSTUDIES OF KARST TERRANE IN MISSOURI. USGSWATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS NO. 77-16, WASHINGTON, D.C., INVESTIGATIONS (1977). (2)

1475 FLETCHER, CHARLES SCOTT, THE GEOLOGY AND HYDROGEOLOGY OFTHE NEW LEAD BELT, MISSOURI. MISSOURI UNIV., ROLLA,DEPT. OF GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING, MASTERS THESIS, MASTERSTHESIS(1974). (2)

1476 FROHLICH, REINHARD K.. AND SMITH, GREGORY P., THEDETECTION OF SUBSURFACE STREAM CHANNELS IN CARBONATE ROCKSBY GEOELECTRICAL METHODS. MISSOURI UNIV., ROLLA, DEPT.OF GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS, COMPLETION REPORT, REPORT(1974). (2)

1477 WHITFIELD. JOHN W., ENGINEERING GEOLOGY CRITERIAAPPLICABLE TO SEWAGE TREATMENT LOCATIONS IN MISSOURI. MO.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. ENGINEERING GEOLOGY SERIES 3, ROLLA,MO.,, GEOL SURVEY (1971). (3)

1478 ALEY, THOMAS J., AND OTHERS, GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATIONAND SINKHOLE COLLAPSE INDUCED BY LEAKY IMPOUNDMENTS INSOLUBLE ROCK TERRAIN. MO. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, ENGINEERINGGEOLOGY SERIES 5. ROLLA, MO.., GEOL SURVEY (1972). (2)

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1479 KISUARSANYI, EVA B., DATA ON PRECAMBRIAN IN DRILLHOLES OFMISSOURI INCLUDING ROCK TYPE AND SURFACE CONFIGURATION. MO.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, REPORT OF INVESTIGATION 56, ROLLA, MO.,,

I REPORT OF INVEST. (1975). (2)

1480 HOWE, WALLACE B., AND OTHERS, CORRELATION OF CAMBRIANSTRATA OF THE OZARK AND UPPER MISS. VALLEY REGIONS. MO.

rGEOLOGICAL SURVEY, REPORT OF INVESTIGATION 52, ROLLA, MO...REPORT OF INVEST. (1972). (2)

1481 ANDERSON, R. ERNEST, ASH-FLOW TUFFS OF PRECAMBRIAN AGE IN

SOUTHEAST MISSOURI. MO. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, REPORT OFINVESTIGATION NO. 46, ROLLA, MO.., REPORT OF INVEST(197C). (2)

* 1482 AMOS, DEWEY H., AND DESBOROUGH, GEORGE A.,, MAFICINTRUSIVE ROCKS OF PRECAMBRIAN AGE IN SOUTHEAST MISSOURI.MO. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, REPORT OF INVESTIGATION 47, ROLLA,MO.,, REPORT OF INVEST (1970). (2)

1483 MCCRACKEN, MARY H., STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF MISSOURI. MO.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, REPORT OF INVESTIGATION 49, ROLLA, MO.,,REPORT OF INVEST (1971). (2)

1484 MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, STUDIES IN STRATIGRAPHYRI-57, ROLLA, MO. MO. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, GEOL SURVEY(1975). (2)

THIS PUBLICATION INCLUDES FIVE SHORT RELATED REPORTSTHAT PROVIDE NEW BASIC INFORMATION ABOUT PHYSICAL

* CHARACTERISTICS AND AGE RELATIONSHIPS OF SEVERAL DIFFERENTROCK FORMATIONS. THIS INFORMATION IS NEEDED IN RESEARCHPROJECTS AND RESOURCE INVENTORY AND EVALUATION.

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1485 MILLER. ROBERT A., AND MAHER, STUART W., GEOLOGICEVALUATION OF SANITARY LANDFILL SITES IN TENNESSEE. ENVIRONMENTALGEOLOGY SERIES 1. TENN. DIV. OF GEOLOGY, NASHVILLE, TN., GEOLSERIES 1(1972). (2)

OUTLINES AND DISCUSSES GEOLOGIC CRITERIA FOR THELOCATING OF LANDFILLS, AND EVALUATES EACH GEOLOGICFORMATION IN TENNESSEE ON THE BASIS OF THESE CRITERIA.

1486 RUSSELL, ERNEST E., AND PARKS, WILLIAM A., STRATIGRAPHYOF THE OUTCROPPING UPPER CRETACEOUS, PALEOCENE, AND LOWEREOCENE IN WESTERN TENNESSEE. GEOLOGIC BULL. 75, TENN.DIV. OF GEOLOGY. NASHVILLE, TN., GEOL SURVEY (1975). (2)

INCLUDES COLORED GEOLOGIC MAP IN POCKET PREPARED INCOOPERATION WITH THE U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. ADESCRIPTION OF THE LITHOLOGIC CHARACTER AND STRATIGRAPHICRELATIONSHIPS OF THE GEOLOGIC UNITS

* 1487 MILLER, ROBERT A., THE GEOLOGIC HISTORY OF TENNESSEE. GEOLOGICBULL. 1974, TENNESSEE DIV. OF GEOLOGY, NASHVILLE, TN., GEOL.SURVEY(1979). (2)

DESCRIBES THE RELATIONSHIPS OF ROCK UNITS IN TENN.TO MODERN TOPOGRAPHY AND THEIR HISTORICAL RECORD.INCLUDES A DESCRIPTION OF LIFE FORMS THROUGHOUT GEOLOGIC TIMEIN TENN., PAST DEPOSITION ENVIRONMENTS, CLIMATE,MOUNTAIN-BUILDING, AND VUL.

TEXAS

• 1488 JONES. P. H., AND OTHERS, REGIONAL APPRAISAL OF THEWILCOX GROUP IN TEXAS FOR SUBSURFACE STORAGE OF FLUIDWASTES: PART I, GEOLOGY. USGS OPEN-FILE REPORT NO.

76-394. WASHINGTON, D. C., REPORT (1976). (2)

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~ARKANSAS

14P9 HALEY. S. R., GEOLOGIC MAP OF ARKANSAS. USGS,WASHINGTON, D. C., 4EOL SURVEY (1976). (2)

1490 ARK.ANSAS GEOLOGICAL COMMISSION, GEOLOGIC MAP OF ARKANSAS.ARKANSAS GEOLOGICAL COMMISSION, LITTLE ROCK. ARK.., MAP(1976). Q?)

1491 ARKANSAS GEOLOGICAL COMMISSION, ARKANSAS VALLEY WELLLOCATION MAP. ARKANSAS GEOLOGICAL COMMISSION, LITTLEROCK, ARK. , MAP (NO DATE). (2)

MAP EXTENDS FROM THE OKLAHOMA LINE TO THE MISS.

EMBAYMENT AREA; SHOWING THE NAME AND LOCATION OF WILDCATWELLS DRILLED IN THE AREA AND APPROXIMATE FIELD LOCATIONS

1492 ARKANSAS GEOLOGICAL COMMISSION, COUNTY WELL LOCATION

MAPS, EASTERN ARKANSAS. ARKANSAS GEOLOGICAL COMMISSION,LITTLE ROCK, ARK.., MAP (NO DATE). (2)

MAPS FOR EACH COUNTY SHOWING WELL LOCATION, NAME,

TOTAL DEPTH. AND ELEVATION

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ILLINOIS

1175 WILLMAN, H. B., AND OTHERS, GEOLOGIC MAP OF ILLINOIS,1/500.000. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, URBANA,ILL., MAP (1967). (2)

149. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, QUATERNARY DEPOSITS OFILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, URBANA, IL.,GEOL SURVEY (1979). (2)

MAP SIZE IS 40 X 56 INCHES. PRINTED IN COLOR TO SHOWQUATERNARY DEPOSITS TO LIE AT OR NEAR THE LAND SURFACE.LOESS THICKNESS SHOWN BY PATTERNS AND CONTOUR LINES.INCLUDES DIAGRAMMATIC CROSS SECTIONS SHOWING STRATIGRAPHICRELATIONSHIPS OF WISCONSINAN AND ILLINOIAN UNITS.

1494 ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, GLACIAL MAP OF ILLINOIS.ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, URBANA, IL., GEOL SURVEY

0 (1970). (2)

1495 ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, LOESS THICKNESS INILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, URBANA, IL.,aGEOL SURVEY (1970). (2)

1496 MEENTS, WAYNE, OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY IN ILLINOIS. ILLINOISSTATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, URBANA, IL., GEOL SURVEY

-• (1977). (2)PRINTED IN FOUR COLORS. SHOWS LOCATIONS OF AND

LISTS NAMES OF OIL AND GAS-FIELDS, PIPELINES, REFINERIES,PUMPING STATIONS, AND UNDERGROUND STORAGE.

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LOUISIANA

1497 STOVER. C. W.. REAGOR, B.G. AND ALGERMISSENS.T.. SEISMICITY

MAP OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. USGS MISCELLANEOUS FIELDSTUDIES MAP NO. 1081, WASHINGTON. D. C.. GEOL SURVEY(1979). (2)

r1498 LOUISIANA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, OIL AND GAS MAP OF LCUISIANA.

LOUISIANA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, BATON ROUGE, LA., GEOL SURVEY(1973). (2)

1499 LOUISIANA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, LOUISIANA SALT DOMES. LOUISIANAGEOLOGICAL SURVEY, BATON ROUGE, LA., GEOL SURVEY(1975). (2)

MISSISSIPPI

1321 BICKER, A. R., JR., GEOLOGIC MAP OF MISSISSIPPI, 1/500,000.

JACKSON, MISS.. MAP (1969). (2)

1500 STOVER, C. W., REAGOR,B.G.,AND ALGERMISSEN, S.T., SEISMICITY

MAP OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. USGS MISCELLANEOUSFIELD STUDIES MAP NO. 1058, WASHINGTON, D. C., GEOL SURVEY(1979). (2)

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1054 THE MINERAL RESOURCES AND INDUSIRY MAP OF MISSOURI.1/500,00). ROLLA. MO. MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, MAPK' 5). (2)

1501 KISUARSANYI, EVA B., GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE PRECAMBRIAN OFMISSOURI. MO. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, ROLLA, MO., GEOL SURVEY(1975). (2)

AT A SCALE OF 1:1,000,000, THIS MAP SHOWS THEGENERALI7ED PRECAMBRIAN SURFACE OF MISSOURI, ASDETERM!NED FROM DRILLHOLE RECORDS, ROCK SAMPLES. ANDMAGNETIC DATA. AN INSET MAP SHOWS INFERRED GRANITIC RINGCOMPLEXES IN THE ST. FRANCOIS TERRANE OF SOUTHEAST MO.

1502 MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, GEOLOGIC MAP OF MISSOURI,S1:500,000. MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, ROLLA, MO., GEOL

SURVEY(1979). (2)

1503 MCCRACKEN, MARY H., STRUCTURAL FEATURES MAP OF MISSOURI.MO. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, ROLLA, MO., GEOL SURVEY(1971). (2)

TENNESSEE

1101 HARDEMAN, WILLIAM D., GEOLOGIC MAP OF TENNESSEE WESTSHEET. TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION, DIVISION OFGEOLOGY, MAP (1966). (2)

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1504 PARKS, W.S., AND RUSSELL, E.E., GEOLOGIC MAP SHOWINGUPPER CRETACEOUS, PALEOCENE, AND LOWER AND MIDDLE EOCENEUNITS AND DISTRIBUTION OF YOUNGER DEPOSITS IN WESTERNTENNESSEE. USGS MISCELLANEOUS INVESTIGATIONS SERIES NO.1-916, WASHINGTON, D. C., GEOL SURVEY (1975). (2)

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1127 SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, SOIL SURVEY LABORATORY DATAAE DESCLR IPTIOCNS FOR SOME SO ILS OF ARK ANSASI OLI ISIANA.,n'ND MISSOUt.RI. SOIL SURVEY INVESTIGATIONS REPORT NO. 69

g WASHINGTON. D. C.. REPORT NO. 6 (1966). (2)THE SOIL PROFILE IS DESCRIBED IN DETAIL AT THE TYPE

LOCALITY AND FPHYSICAL PROPERTY DATA SUCH AS GRAIN SIZE,ORGANIC LONTENI * AND WATER CONTENT ARE PRESENTED FO PEACH SOIL TYPE.

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17.12 SOIL CONS3ERVATION SERVICE, SOIL SURVEY LABORATORY DATAAND DESCRIPTIONS FOR SOME SOILS OF KENTUJCKY. SOIL SURVEY

4 INVESTrIGATIONS REPORT NO. 14, WASHINGTON, 0. C., REPORTI (1967). (2)

THE SOIL PROFILE IS DESCRIBED IN DETAIL AT THE TYPELOCALITY AND PHYSICAL PROPERTY DATA SUCH AS GRAIN SIZE,ORGANIC CONTENT, AND WATER CONTENT ARE PRESENTED FO REACH SOIL TYPE.

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*t7191 IiJ. S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE, SOIL CONSERV. SER., ENGINEERINGAND OTHER SELECTED USE INTERPRETATIONS, SOILS OF LOUISIANA.USDA, SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, INTERPRETATIONS

(1968). (2)REPORT CONTAINS A TEXTURAL CLASSIFICATION OF EACH

SOIL TYPE TO A DEPTH OF 48 INCHES. EACH TYPE IS RATEDACCORDING TO ITS SUITABILITY FOR SUCH PURPOSES AS HIGHWAY

LOCATION, POND DEVELOPMENT, HOMESITES AND PLAYGROUNDS.

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MISSISSIPPI

1228 SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, SOIL SURVEY LABORATORY DATAAND DESCRIPTIONS FOR SOME SOILS OF MISSISSIPPI. USDA,SOIL SURVEY INVESTIGATIONS REPORT NO. 13 , WASHINGTON. D.C.,REPORT (1967). (2)

THE SOIL PROFILE IS DESCRIBED IN DETAIL AT THE TYPELOCALITY AND PHYSICAL PROPERTY DATA SUCH AS GRAIN SIZE,ORGANIC CONTENT, AND WATER CONTENT ARE PRESENTED FO REACH SOIL TYPE.

MISSOURI

1227 SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, SOIL SURVEY LABORATORY DATAAND DESCRIPTIONS FOR SOME SOILS OF ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA,AND MISSOURI. SOIL SURVEY INVESTIGATIONS REPORT NO. 6,WASHINGTON, D. C., REPORT NO. 6 (1966). (2)

0 THE SOIL PROFILE IS DESCRIBED IN DETAIL AT THE TYPELOCALITY AND PHYSICAL PROPERTY DATA SUCH AS GRAIN SIZE,ORGANIC CONTENT, AND WATER CONTENT ARE PRESENTED FO REACH SOIL TYPE.

TENNESSEE

1207 SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, USDA, SOIL SURVEY LABORATORYDATA AND DESCRIPTIONS FOR SOME SOILS OF TENNESSEE. SOIL

* SURVEY INVESTIGATIONS REPORT NO. 15, WASHINGTON, D. C., REPORT(1967). (2)

THE SOIL PROFILE IS DESCRIBED IN DETAIL AT THE TYPELOCALITY AND PHYSICAL PROPERTY DATA SUCH AS GRAIN SIZE,ORGANIC CONTENT, AND WATER CONTENT ARE PRESENTED FO REACH SOIL TYPE.

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ARKANSAS

1285 HOSMAN. R. L.. GEOHYDROLOGY OF THE COASTAL PLAIN AQUIFERSOF ARKANSAS. USGS, HYDROLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS ATLASHA-309: WASHINGTON, D. C., ATLAS (1969). (2)

BLOCK DIAGRAMS SHOW THE DISTRIBUTION OF AQUIFERS ANDTHE QUALITY OF THE WATER IN THEM. DATA ON AQUIFER ANDPUMPING TEST RESULTS ARE TABULATED AND THERE IS A BRIEFEXPLANATORY TEXT.

4 1506 BEDINGER, M.S., AND SNIEGOCKI, T.T., SUMMARY APPRAISALSOF THE NATION'S GROUNDWATER RESOURCES, ARKANSAS-WHITE-REDREGION. USGS PROFESSIONAL PAPER NO. 813-H, WASHINGTON,D. C... PROFESSIONAL PAPER (1975). (2)

1507 HALBERG, H. N., USE OF WATER IN ARKANSAS. USGS OPEN FILEREPORT NO. 76-791, WASHINGTON, D. C., GEOL SURVEY(1975). (2)

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I(J91 CARTWRIGHT, KEROS, GROUND--WATER SUPPLIES ALONG THE

INTERSTATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM IN ILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATEGEOL.OGICAL SURVEY ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY NOTES 11. URBANA,,

ILL.. NOTES (1966). (2)THE MOSI IMFORTANT FART OF THIS REFORI IS A IAELE

SLMMARI Z ING THE WATER-YIELDING CHARACTERISTICS OF VARIOUSROCK iIN IS.

1343 BERGSTROM, R. E.. AND OTHERS, GROUND-WATER RESOURCES OF'

THE QlUATEF:NARY DEPOSITS OF ILLINOIS. IN - OUATERNARY OF

I L FNOIS. UNTO. ILLINOIS COLLEGE AGRI. SFCIAL PURL. 14.LRBANA, ILL. . . SPECIAL F'UBL. 14 (1966) . (2)

1.5()8 OGATA. K. M., DRAINAGE AREAS FOR ILLINOIS STREAMS. USGS* WATER-RESOIJRCES INVESTIGATTON NO. 13-75, WASHINGTON, D. C.1

I NVEST. NO.17-75 (1975). (2)

*. 1509 WINGER, I. E.. INDEX TO WATER-RESOURCES DATA FOR ILLINOIS.USGS WATER-RESOURCE INVESTIGATION NO. 76-87, WASHINGTON,

D. C.9 INVEST. NO. 76-67 (1976). (2)

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!LAS C"N3I97S OF F1L R MAPS AT A SCALE OF 1 /750.('0. .

7':,',: I A,[ . . N.. '.,EOHYDROLOGIC SIGNIFICANCE OF LITHOFACIESOr THE COCI.FTELD FORMATION OF LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPIAND OF THE YEG!IA FORMATION OF TEXAS. USGS PROFESSIONAL.PAPER 569--R, WASHINGTON. D. C., USGS PROF. PAPER 569-B

!51) WIll F ILD. M. -. JR., GEOHYDROLOGY OF THE EVANGELINE ANDJAFPF APUIFERS OF SOUTHWESTERN LOUISIANA. LA.GEOL'RTrAL URVE . WATER RESOURCES BULL.ETIN NO. 20, BATON

ROIJGF. LA. , SUI. LETIN (19C75). (2)

1511 9AvDC9,M.W. ,ROGERS,.E. ,AND SMITHR.P., WATER RESOURCES

OF THE LITTLE RIVER BASIN, LA. USGS WATER SUPPLY PAPER1989, WASHINGTON, D. C., WATER SUPPLY PAPER (1973). (0)

FEW STREAMS IN THE 2,eOO-SQUARE-MlLE LITTLE RIVERBAC3TN ARE DEFENDABLE WATER-SUPPLY SOURCES DURING LOW-FLOWPERIODS WITHOUT STORAGE. MODERATELY LARGE SUPPLIES OFWATER OF GOOD QUALITY CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE SPARTASAND; NO AQUIFERS, HOWEVER, CONTAIN FRESH WATERTHIO.IGHOI.T THE BASIN.

1512 DEMAS., C. R., AND HIGGINS. P. C., ANALYSES OF NATIVEWATER AND DREDGED MATERIAL FROM SOUTHERN LOUISIANAWATERWAVS. USGS OPEN-FILE REPORT , NO. 77-503,WASHINGTON. D. C., REPORT (1977). (2)

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1066 WASqON. El. E.. SOURCF AND DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC ANDINDUSTRIAL WATER SUPPLIES IN NORTHWESTERN MISSISSIPPI. MISSISSIPPIBOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS BULLETIN 65-2. JACf:SON. MISS..BULLETIN (1965). (2)

A GEOLOGIC MAP. GENERALIZED GEOLOGIC SECTION, AND AWELL LOCATION MAP ARE AMONG THE MORE USEFUL INFORMATIONCONTAINED IN THIS BULLETIN. LOGS OF WELLS ARE NOT PRESENTED.

1382 SHOWS, THAD N., WATER RESOURCES OF MISSISSIPPI. MISSISSIPPIGEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 113. JACKSON. MISS., BULLETIN(1970). (2)

A STRATIGRAPHIC COLUMN. BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS OFAQUIFERS, AND RECORDS OF SELECTED WELLS (NO LOGS) AREPRESENTED FOR EACH OF SIX AREAS OF THE STATE. WATERQUALITY DATA FOR BOTH GROUND WATER AND SURFACE WATER AREGIVEN.

* 1513 WASSON, B. E., WATER RESOURCES OF THE BIG BLACK RIVERBASIN, MISSISSIPPI. USGS WATER SUPPLY PAPER 1899-F,WASHINGTON, D. C., WATER SUPPLY PAPER (1971). (2)

1514 NEWCOME, ROY JR., FORMATION FACTORS AND THEIR USE INESTIMATING WATER QUALITY IN MISSISSIPPI AQUIFERS. USGSWATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS NO. 2-75, WASHINGTON, D.C.,

INVEST. NO. 2-75 (1975). (2)

0.- 1515 NEWCOME, ROY JR., THE MIOCENE AQUIFER SYSTEM INMISSISSIPPI. USGS WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATION NO.46-75, WASHINGTON, D. C., GEOL SURVEY (1975). (2)

* 1516 CALLAHAM, J. A., WATER USE IN MISSISSIPPI. USGSWATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS NO. 76-125, WASHINGTON, D.C., GEOL SURVEY (1975). (2)

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1517 SPIERS, C. A.. THE COCK.FIELD AQUIFER IN MISSISSIPPI. USGSWATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS NO. 77-17, WASHINGTON, D.C.,INVEST. NO. 77-17 (1977). (2)

1518 BOSWELL, E. H., THE EUTAW-MCSHAN AQUIFER IN MISSISSIPPI.USGS WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS NO. 76-134,

- WASHINGTON, D.C., INVEST. NO. 76-1.34 (1976). (2)

1519 SPIERS, C. A., THE WINONA-TALLAHATTA AQUIFER INMISSISSIPPI. USGS WATER RESOURCE INVESTIGATIONS NO.77-125, WASHINGTON, D.C.. INVEST. NO. 77-125 (1977). (2)

1520 BOSWELL, E. H., THE LOWER WILCOX AQUIFER IN MISSISSIPPI.USGS WATER-RESOURCE INVESTIGATION NO. 60-75, WASHINGTON,D.C.. INVEST. NO. 60-75 (1975). (2)

1521 NEWCOME, ROY, JR., THE SPARTA AQUIFER SYSTEM INMISSISSIPPI. USGS WATER-RESOURCE INVESTIGATION NO. 76-7,WASHINGTON, D.C., INVEST. NO. 76-7 (1976). (2)

1522 BOSWELL, E. H., THE MERIDIAN-UPPER WILCOX AQUIFER INMISSISSIPPI. USGS WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATION NO.76-79, WASHINGTON, D.C., INVEST. NO. 76-79 (1976). (2)

1523 BOSWELL, E. H., THE TUSCALOOSA AQUIFER SYSTEM INMISSISSIPPI. USGS WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS NO.78-98, WASHINGTON, D.C., INVEST. NO. 78-98 (1978). (2)

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1524 DALSIN, G. J., THE MISS. RIVER VALLEY ALLUVIAL AQUIFER INMISS. USGS WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS REPORT NO.78-106. WASHINGTON, D.C., INVEST. NO. 78--106 (1978). (2)

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* 157,b fliiSWEL L, E. H.. THE COFFEE SAND AND RIPLEY AQUIFERS INMISFSISSIPPI. UG(S WATER-RESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS NO.*'9** 114 WASHINGION, D. C., REPORT (1978). (2)

1527 GAN[L, L. A., THE OLIGOCENE AQUIFER SYSTEM IN MISSISSIPPI.

|j qG. WATFR-RFSOURCES INVESTIGATIONS NO. 79-28,"WASFINGTON, D.C.. REPORT (1979). (2)

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1408 GANN. E. E.. AND OTHERS, WATER RESOURCES OF NORTHEASTERNMISSOURI. USGS HYDROLOGIC INVESTIGATION ATLAS HA-372,WASHINGTON. D. C., ATLAS (1971). (2)

THIS; ATLAS. CONSISTING OF FOUR SHEETS, DESCRIBES THEAVAILABILITY, DISTRIBUTION, AND QUALITY OF BOTH GROUND

i WATEP AN)D SuPFACE WATER FOF' A 21-COUNTY AREA.

1.528 SKELTON. JOHN. FLOOD VOLUME DESIGN DATA FOR MISSOURI

STREAMS. MO. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WATER RESOURCE REPORT28, ROLl , MO.. REPORT (1973) . (2)

1529 VINEYARD., JERRY D., FEDER, GERALD L.., SPRINGS IN MISSOURI(WITH SECTIONS (IN FAUNA AND FLORA). MO. GEOLOGICAL

SURVEY, WATER RESOURCES REPORT 29, ROLLA, MO., REPORT* (1974). f2

1530 FBARKS, JAMES H., WATER-QUALITY CHARACTERISTICS OF SIXSMALL LAKES IN MISSOURI. MO. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WR-33.

ROLLA, MO., GEOL SURVEY (1976). (2)APPROXIMATELY 3,000 LAKES (WITH SURFACE AREA OF FROM

5 TO 1,C)C)0 ACRES) HAVE ALREADY BEEN CONSTRUCTED INMISSOURI AND ABOUT 150 NEW ONES ARE BEING BUILT EACH YEAR.THIS REPORT PRESENTS RESULTS OF WATER-DUALITY STUDIES OF

SIX SMALL LAKES IN MO. AND DISCUSSES THE ENVIRONMENTALFACTORS THAT DETERMINED THEIR CHARACTERISTICS

1531 SKELTON, JOHN, MISSOURI STREAM AND SPRINGFLOW

CHARACTERISTICS: LOW FLOW FREQUENCY AND FLOW DURATION. MO.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WR-32, ROLLA, MO., GEOL SURVEY

* •(1976). (2)THIS REPORT UPDATES AVAILABLE LOW-FREQUENCY AND

FLOW-DURATION INFORMATION, PROVIDES ADDITIONAL DATA, ANDMAKES A FREQUENCY ANALYSIS OF SEEPAGE-RUN DATA FOR USE BY

WATER MANAGERS, PLANNERS. AND OTHERS.

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15.34 LUCKEY, R. R., AND FULLER, D. L.. HYDROGEOLOGIC PATA FORTHE MISSISSIF'PI EMBAYMENT OF SOUTHEASTERN, MO. USGSOPEN-FILE REPORT NO. 79-421, WASHINGTON, D. C., REPORT(1979). (2)

TENNESSEE

S1535 GAMBLE. C. R.. AND LEWIS, J. G., TECHNIQUE FOR ESTIMATINGDEPTH OF 1tO-YEAR FLOODS IN TENNESSEE. USGS OPEN-FILEREPORT NO. 77-668, WASHINGTON, D.C., REPORT (1977). (2)

1536 ZURAWSKI, ANN. SUMMARY APPRAISALS OF THE NATION'SGROUND-WATER RESOURCES - TENNESSEE REGION, INCLUDING PARTOF TENNESSEE AND ADJACENT AREAS. USGS OPEN-FILE REPORTNO. 77-609. WASHINGTON, D.C., REPORT (1977). (2)

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ARKANSAS

1361 STROUD. R. B.. ET AL.. MINERAL RESOURCES AND INDUSTRIES OFARKANSAS. U. S. BUREAU OF MINES BULLETIN 645,WASHINGTON, D. C.. BULLETIN 645 (1969). (2)

ITEMS DISCUSSED INCLUDE ENGINEERING. GEOLOGICAL, ANDECONOMIC FEATURES (BY COUNTIES); MINERAL RESERVES ANDRESOURCES; USES AND MARKETS; AND THE CURRENT STATUS ANDFUTURE POTENTIAL OF MINERAL COMMODITIES.

1537 CLARDY, BENJAMIN F.. ARKANSAS LIGNITE INVESTIGATIONS,(PRELIMINARY REPORT). ARKANSAS GEOLOGIC COMMISSION, REPORT(1978). (2)

IOUIISIANA

1367 DIXON, L. H., AND TYRRELL, M. E., OCCURRENCE, TEST DATA,AND EVALUATION OF CLAY FOR MAKING LIGHTWEIGHT AGGREGATE.LOUISIANA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, CLAY RESOURCES BULLETIN 2,BATON ROUGE, LA., CLAY RESOURCES BULLETIN 2 (1969). (2)

1538 ROLAND, H. L., JR., AND OTHERS, LIGNITE-EVALUATION OFNEAR SURFACE DEPOSITS IN NORTHWEST LOUISIANA. LA.

* GEOLOGICAL SURVEY MINERAL RESOURCE BULLETIN 2, BATONROUGE, LA., BULLETIN (1976). (2)

' 1539 DIXON. L. H., AND TYRRELL, M. E., OCCURRENCE, TEST DATAAND EVALUATION OF CLAY FOR MAKING STRUCTURAL CLAY PRODUCTS.LA. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CLAY RESOURCES BULLETIN 3, BATON

ROUGE, LA., BULLETIN (1972). (2)

* 1540 LOUISTANA GEOLL iCAL SURVEY, A LIST OF LA. OIL. AND GASLFTELDS AND SALT DOMES INCLUDING OFFSHORE AREAS SHOWINGOFFICIAL ABBREVIATIONS FOR RESERVOIR WIDE UNITS, BATONROUGE, LA. LOUISIANA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, GEOL SURVEY(1976). (2)

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1402 BICKER. A. R., JR.. ECONOMIC MINERALS OF MISSISSIPPI. MISSISSIPPIGEOLOGICAL., ECONOMIC, AND TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY BULLETIN112, JACKSON, MISS., BULLETIN 112 (1970). (2)

PRODUCTION DATA AND GEOGRAPHIC AND GEOLOGICDISTRIBUTIONS ARE INCLUDED FOR 28 MINERALS. A COLOREDNORTH-SOUTH CROSS SECTION AND STRATIGRAPHIC COLUMN AREINCLUDED.

1541 BICKER. ALVIN R., JR., AND MAY, JAMES H., AGRICULTURALLIME IN CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI. MISS. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,INFORMATION SERIES MGS-77-1, JACKSON, MS.. GEOL SURVEY(1977). (2)

A REPORT ON THE STRATIGRAPHY, AREAL EXTENT,LIMESTONE THICKNESS, OVERBURDEN THICKNESS, AND QUALITY OFLIMESTONE ALONG THE OLIGOCENE OUTCROP IN MISSISSIPPI.

1542 WILLIAMSON, DAVID RAY, AN INVESTIGATION OF THE TERTIARYLIGNITES OF MISSISSIPPI. MISS. STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,INFORMATION SERIES MGS-74-1, JACKSON, MS., GEOL SURVEY(1976). (2)

A REPORT ON STRATIGRPAHY, DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS,NATURE OF DEPOSITS DESCRIBED FOR LIGNITES IN THE TERTIARYSYSTEM IN MISS. TABULATIONS OF LIGNITE OUTCROPS, DRILLHOLES INTERCEPTING SEAMS, ANALYSIS OF SAMPLES,DESCRIPTIONS OF 98 TEST AND CORE HOLES DRILLED IN 19COUNTIES.

1543 DALSIN, G. J., PLAN FOR STUDIES OF LIGNITE HYDROLOGY INMISSISSIPPI. USGS OPEN-FILE REPORT 79-740, WASHINGTON,

D. C., REPORT (1979). (6)

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12"2.) ' ' ND OTHERS. MINERAL AND WATER RESOURCES OF MISSOURI.MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND WATER RESOURCES, VOL 43, GEOLOGICALSIJRVEY(1967). (2)

THIS IS A COMPREHENSIVE SURVEY OF THE RESOURCES OFrHF T:,ATE WITH NUMEROUS MAPS AND CHARTS.

1544 RO1ERTSON. CHARLES E.., EVALUATION OF MISSOURI'S COALRESOURCES. MO. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, REPORT OFINVESTIGATTON 48, ROLLA, MO., GEOL SURVEY (1971). (2)

1545 ROBETSON., CHARLES E., MINEABLE COAL RESERVES MISSOURI. MO.GJEOLOGICAL SURVEY, REPORT OF INVESTIGATION 54, ROLLA, MO.,(O'E SURVEY (1973). (0)

TEXAS

-..084 FISHER, W. L., AND OTHERS, ROCK AND MINERAL RESOURCES OFEAST TEXAS. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, BUREAU OF ECONOMICGEOLOGY. REPORT OF INVESTIGATIONS NO. 54, AUSTIN, TEXAS, REPORTOF INVESTIGATIONS NO.54(1965). (2)

THIS LARGE. WELL-ILLUSTRATED REPORT CONTAINS AVALUABLE SECTION ON PHYSIOGRAPHY AND GEOLOGY. ACOMPREHENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LOCALITY REGISTER ADD TO

°*"- THE IMFORTANCE OF THE DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARIES OF RESOURCES.

1541 HAWI INS, M. E.. AND EVANS. T. J., THE MINERAL INDUSTRY OFTEXAS IN 1975. TEXAS BUREAU OF ECONOMIC GEOLOGY, MRC 60,IN COOPERATION WITH THE U. S. BUREAU OF MINES, AUSTIN,TEXAS, REPORT (1979). (2)

1547 CAUGHEY, C. A., DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS IN THE PALUXYFORMATION (LOWER CRETACEOUS). NORTHEAST TEXAS-OIL, GAS.AND GROUND-WATER RESOURCES, TEXAS BUREAU OF ECONOMICGEOLOGY, GEOLOGICAL CIRCULAR-77-8, AUSTIN, TEXAS, GEOL

* CIRCULAR(1977). (2)0(

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1176 EPPLEY, R. A., EARTHQUAFE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.,PART 1 STRONGER EARTHQUAKES OF THE UNITED STATES(EXCLUSIVE OF CALIFORNIA AND WESTERN NEVAbA). USGSSURVEY, WASHINGTON, D. C., USGS SURVEY (1965). (2)

roTHIS REPORT CONTAINS NO GEOLOGIC DATA. HOWEVER.. IT

IS VALUABLE BECAUSE OF CHRONOLOGICAL LISTINGS ANDDESCRIPTIONS OF EARTHQUAKES.

122. GOODWIN. MICHAEL L., ANALYSIS OF THE SOUTHEAST MISSOURIEARTHQUAKE OF MARCH 3, 1963. UNPUBLISHED THESIS, ST.LOUIS UNIVERSITY, ST LOUIS. MO., UNPUBLISHED THESIS(1965). (4)

1377 MCCLAIN. W. C., AND MYERS, 0. H., SEISMIC HISTORY AND4 SEISMICITY OF THE SOUTJ-EASTERN REGION OF THE UNITED STATES.

OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY, REPORT NO. ORNL-4582, OAK

RIDGE, TENN., REPORT NO. ORNL-4582 (1970). (2)A COMPLETE SEISMIC HISTORY OF THE SOUTHEAST REGION

OF THE U.. S. COMPILED FOR POSSIBLE USE IN THE EVALUATIONOF THE SEISMIC HAZARD AT PROPOSED NUCLEAR INSTALLATIONSITES.

1435 PHELAN. M. J.. CRUSTAL STRUCTURE IN THE CENTRALMISSISSIPPI VALLEY EARTHQUAKE ZONE. UNPUBLISHED PH. D.DISSERTATION, WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, ST. LOUIS, MO., UNPUBL.PHD. DISSERTATION(1969). (4)

1548 MILLER, ROBERT A., GEOLOGIC HAZARDS MAP OF TENNESSEE. ENVIRONMENTALGEOLOGY SERIES 5, TENN. DIV. OF GEOLOGY, NASHVILLE, TN., GEOLSERIES 5(1978). (2)

SHOWS MAJOR GEOLOGIC HAZARDS KNOWN TO EXIST INTENNESSEE. FLOOD-PRONE AREAS ARE NOT SHOWN BUT AREDISCUSSES IN THE LEGEND. EARTHQUAKE RISK ZONES ARE NOTEDAND AREAS OF POTENTIAL LANDSLIDES ARE OUTLINED, AS WELLAS SINKHOLE COLLAPSE AND SETTING.

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1549 STEARNS, RICHARD G. AND MILLER, ROBERT A., EARTHQUAKEHAZARDS IN TENNESSEE. ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY SERIES 4,TENN. DIV. OF GEOLOGY. NASHVILLE, TN., GEOL SERIES 4(1977). (2)

DISCUSSES THE HISTORY OF EARTHQUAKES IN AND NEARTENNESSEE, THEIR CAUSES, THE GEOLOGIC SETTING,MEASUREMENT, AND PREDICTABILITY OF FUTURE EVENTS, ANDPLANNING PROCESS AS IT RELATES TO SEISMIC RISKS ANDSAFETY FEATURES.

1550 STEARNS, R. G., AND ZURAWStI, ANN, POST-CRETACEOUSFAULTING IN THE HEAD OF THE MISSISSIPPI EMBAYMENT. SOUTHEASTERNGEOLOGY, VOL 17, NO. 4. GEOL REPORT (1976). (5)

1551 STEARNS, R. G., AND WILSON, C. W., JR., RELATIONSHIPS OFEARTHQUAKES AND GEOLOGY IN WEST TENNESSEE AND ADJACENTAREAS. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY, KNOXVILLE, TN., GEOLREPORT(1972). (0)

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1552 STAUDER. WILLIAM AND OTHERS, SEISMIC CHARACTERISTICS OFSOUTHEAST MISSOURI AS INDICATED BY A REGIONAL TELEMETEREDMICROEARTHQUAKE ARRAY. SEISMOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICABULLETIN VOL 66, NO. 6, BULLETIN (1964). (5)

1553 NUTTLI, OTTO, W., MAGNITUDE-RECURRENCE RELATION FORCENTRAL MISS. VALLEY EARTHQUAKES. SEISMOLOGICAL SOCIETY

* OF AMERICA BULLETIN, VOL 64, NO. 4, BULLETIN (1974). (0)

1554 HERRMANN, R. B., AND CANAS, J. A., FOCAL MECHANISMSTUDIES IN THE NEW MADRID SEISMIC ZONE. SEISMOLOGICAL

4 SOCIETY OF AMERICA BULLETIN, VOL 68, BULLETIN(1978). (5)

1555 NUTTLI, OTTO W., THE MISS. VALLEY EARTHQUAKES OF 1811 AND*1812: INTENSITIES, GROUND MOTION AND MAGNITUDES. SEISMOLOGICAL

SOCIETY OF AMERICA BULLETIN, VOL 63, NO. 1, BULLETIN(1973). (5)

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SUSFE'FCTED FAULTS IN -THE NEW MADRI D SEISMIC 7ONE (ABS.)..

FOK ;AMER. I CAN. GEOPHI S I CAL UN ION T RANSACT IONS) VOL 59.

NO. 4, TRANSOCTION5 (197S). (3)

" I 1 557 RUSS DAV I P.. LAT'E HOLOCENE FAULT ING AND EAPTHQUAKEFECURRENCE IN THIF PEELFOOT LAKF AREA, NORT!.I-ESIERN, TN. GEOFLOGICAL

li SOCIE TY [F AMERICA BULL ETIN, FAF:T 1, VOL 90, EdIL. IFTIN

(979). (5)ALSO SHOWN ON PLATE 910.

1558 F'SS. V. F ., ANn OTHERS,, MAP OF EF'LORATORV TFENCH 7_.Ar:'.

REELFOOT SCARF, NORTHWESTERN TN.. USGS, MISCELLANEOUSFIELD STUDIES MAP, MF-985, GEOL SURVEY (1978). (2)

ALSO SHOWI',J ON PL ATE B17.

1559 ZOBACK, MARK D., RECURRENT FAULTING IN THE VICINITY OF* REELFOOT LAKE, NORTHWESTERN, TN. GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF

AMERICA BULLETIN, PART 1, VOL 90, BULLETIN (1979). (5)ALSO SHOWN ON PLATE Bi.

1560 KELLOGG, FRED, EARTHQUAKE RISK EVALUATION,MISSISSIPFI-ARKANSAS-TENNESSEE COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS. REPORT

NO. MATCG-MSU-73-1.005-?7, (PROGRESS REPORT NO. I), MEMPHISSTATE UNIV., REPORT (1973). (2)

THIS REPORT SUMMARIZES PROGRESS ON A STLIDY OF THE

EARTHQUAKE RISK IN CRITTENDEN COUNTY, AR, DESOTO COUNTY,MS. AND SHELBY COUNTY, TN. ALSO SHOWN ON PLATES B11, 012,B14 AND R15.

1561 NUTTLI, OTTO W., AND HERRMANN, ROBERT B., STATE-OF-THE-ARTFOP ASSESSING FARTHQIJAKF HAZARDS IN THE UNITED STATES,REPORT 12. CREDIBLE EARTHQUAKES FOR THE CENTRAL UNITED

* STATES. U. S. ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT MISC.

PAPER. NO. S-7-1, REPORT 12, VICKSBURG, MS. , REPORT 12(1978). (2

* 1562 MTTCHFI L. rRIAN j.. RADIATION AND ATTENUATION OF RAYLEIGHWAVE .. FROM Fil SiOUTHEiASTERN MIS SOUIRI EARTHQUAKE OF OCT.21 . 196 -A~I1FOTFN IA INST. OF TECH., PASADENASEISMOLIOICAL [. AR. IE'OPT NO. CONTRIB..-2183. PASADENA, CA.REPORI (1972). (0)

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* 1563 MCGINNIS. L. D.. AND OTHERS. THE GRAVITY FIELD ANDTFCTONIC9 OF ILLTNOIS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL.CIRFLiLAFR 194. LIRBANA. IL., CIRCULAR (1976). (7)

1564 RI-1CHRACH. T. C., NEW MADRID SEISMOTECTONIC STUDY:ACTIVITIES DURING FISCAL YEAR 1977. (PREPARED FORDIVISION OF REACTOR SAFETY RESEARCH. U. S. NUCLEARREGULATORY COMMISSION, NO. 1977) ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICALSLRVEY. URBANA, IL., GEOL SURVEY (1978). (2)

1565 SAUCIER. R. T., EFFECTS OF THE NEW MADRID EARTHQUAKESERIES IN THE MISS. ALLUVIAL VALLEY. U. S. ARMY ENGINEERWES. MISC. PAPER NO. S-77-5, VICKSBURG, MS., MISC. PAPER,1977). (2)

* 1566 KISVARNSANYI, EVA AND GEZA, ORTH-POLYGONAL TECTONICPATTERNS IN THE EXPOSED AND BURIED PRECAMBRIAN BASEMENT OFSOUTHEAST MISSOURI. MO. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, REPRINT (APAPER INCLUDED IN PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST INTERNATIONALCONFERENCE ON THE NEW BASEMENT TECTONICS), ROLLA, MO., GEOLSURVEY(1974). (2)

1567 SARMA. S. K., RESPONSE AND STABILITY OF EARTH DAMS DURING

- STRONG EARTHQUAKES. U. S. ARMY ENGINEER WES, MISC.PAPER, GL-79-13, VICKSBURG, MS., MISC. PAPER (1979). (2)

1568 HADLEY, J. B., AND DEVINE, J. F., SEISMOTECTONIC MAP OFEASTERN UNITED STATES. USGS MISCELLANEOUS FIELD STUDIES

- MAP, NO. MF-620, WASHINGTON, D.C., MAP (1974). (2)

1569 STEPPE, J. A., A SET OF COMPUTER PROGRAMS FOR SEARCHINGAND MODIFYING LOCAL EARTHQUAKE DATA. USGS OPEN-FILEREPORT NO. 76-_42, WASHINGTON, D. C., REPORT (1976). (2)

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1570 U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, SEISMIC ENGINEERING PROGRAMREPORT, APRIL-JUNE 1976. CIRCULAR NO. 736-B, WASHINGTON,D.C., GEOL SURVEY (1976). (2)

THIS ISSUE CONTAINS A SUMMARY OF THE STRONG-MOTIONRECORDS RECOVERED DURING THE PERIOD APRIL 1 TO JUNE 30,1976.

1571 VON-HAKE, C. A.. EARTHQUAKE HISTORY OF TEXAS. USGSEARTHQUAKE INFORMATION BULLETIN, VOL 9, NO. 3, WASHINGTON,D.C., BULLETIN (1977). (2)

1572 HEYL, A. V., AND MCKEOWN, F. A., PRELIMINARYSEISMOTECTONIC MAP OF THE CENTRAL MISS. VALLEY ANDENVIRONS. USGS MISCELLANEOUS FIELD STUDIES MAPS NO.1011, WASHINGTON, D.C., FIELD STUDIES MAPS (1978). (0)

* 1573 HAMILTON, R. M., EARTHQUAKE HAZARDS REDUCTIONPROGRAM-FISCAL YEAR 1978 STUDIES--. SUPPORTED BY THEUSGS, USGS CIRCULAR NO. 780, WASHINGTON, D.C., CIRCULAR(1978). (0)

THE FY 1978 EARTHQUAKE HAZARDS REDUCTION PROGRAM ISGREATLY EXPANDED OWING TO PASSAGE OF THE EARTHQUAKEHAZARDS REDUCTION ACT OF 1977 IN RESPONSE TO INCREASED CONCERNABOUT EARTHQUAKE HAZARDS. PROGRAM BALANCE, SCOPE, ANDACTIVITIES ARE DESCRIBED.

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1047 SNOWDEN, J. 0., JR., PETROLOGY OF MISSISSIPPI LOESS. UNPUBLISHEDDOCTORAL DISSERTATION, UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI, COLUMBIA,MO., UNPUBL. DOCTORAL DISSERTATION (1966). (4)

OF THE SEVERAL SECTIONS, THOSE CONCERNED WITHTHICKNESS AND AREAL DISTRIBUTION AND STRATIGRAPHY ARE OFMOST INTEREST TO THE ENGINEER.

1050 FEHRENBACHER, J. B., AND OTHERS, LOESS DISTRIBUTION INSOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS AND SOUTHWESTERN INDIANA. SOILSCIENCE SOCIETY OF AMERICA PROCEEDINGS, VOL 29, NO. 5, SSSAPROCEEDINGS VOL 29(1965). (5)

1051 FEHRENBACHER, J. B., AND OTHERS, LOESS COMPOSITION INSOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS AND SOUTHWESTERN INDIANA. SOILSCIENCE SOCfETY OF AMERICA PROCEEDINGS, VOL 29, NO. 5, SSSAPROCEEDINGS, VOL 29(1965). (5)

1219 KRINITZSKY, E. L., AND TURNBULL, W. J., LOESS DEPOSITS OFMISSISSIPPI. GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA SPECIAL PAPER94, SPECIAL PAPER 94 (1967). (2)

THIS IS A COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT OF THE SUBJECTWHICH INCLUDES DATA ON STRATIGRAPHY, MINERALOGY,CEMENTATION, GROUND-MOISTURE REGIME, AND PARTICULARLYPHYSICAL PROPERTIES AND ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS.

1246 DANIELS, R. B-, AND YOUNG, K. K., LOESS IN SOUTHCENTRAL*LOUISIANA. SOUTHEASTERN GEOLOGY VOL 9, NO. 1, SOUTHEASTERN

GEOL., VOL 9(1968). (5)SILT DEPOSITS OVERLYING PLEISTOCENE TERRACE DEPOSITS

ALONG THE WESTERN SIDE OF THE MISSISSIPPI ALLUVIAL VALLEYARE DESCRIBED AND REASONS FOR DESIGNATING THEM LOESS AREPRESENTED.

1288 SNOWDEN, J. 0., JR., AND PRIDDY, R. R., GEOLOGY OFMISSISSIPPI LOESS. MISSISSIPPI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

!- BULLETIN 111, JACKSON, MISS., SURVEY BULLETIN 111(1968). (2)

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COLLEGE AGRI. SPECIAL PUE4L. 14, URBANA, ILL., SPECIAL

PUEIL. 14 (1968). (2) j

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1047 SNOWDEN. J. 0.. JR., PETROLOGY OF MISSISSIPPI LOESS. UNPUBLISHEDDOCTORAL DISSERTATION, UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI. COLUMBIA,MO., UNPUBL. DOCTORAL DISSERTATION (1966). (4)

OF THE SEVERAL SECTIONS, THOSE CONCERNED WITHTHICKNESS AND AREAL DISTRIBUTION AND STRATIGRAPHY ARE OFMOST INTEREST TO THE ENGINEER.

- 1048 WILL-MAN. H. B., GLASS, H. D., AND FRYE, J. C.. MINERALOGY-" OF GLACIAL. TILLS AND THEIR WEATHERING PROFILES IN

ILLINOIS. PART II.. WEATHERING PROFILES, ILLINOIS STATEGEOLOGICAL SURVEY CIRCULAR 400. URBANA. ILL., SURVEYCIRCULAR 400(1966). (2)

ALTHOUGH THIS ARTICLE IS MAINLY CONCERNED WITHMINERALOGY. DESCRIPTIONS OF SOIL PROFILES AND SELECTEDGEOLOGIC SECTIONS ARE OF VALUE TO THE ENGINEER OR GEOLOGIST.

1164 HOWARD. C. E., PETROGRAPHY OF THE JACKFORK SANDSTONE AT0 DEGRAY DAM, CLARK COUNTY, ARKANSAS. UNPUBL. PHD

DISSERTATION, LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, BATON ROUGE, LA.," UNPUBLISHED PHD DISSERTATION (1963). (4)

TWO CORES FROM THE DAMSITE WERE SELECTED FOR AMEGASCOPIC AND MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF STRUCTURES, GRAIN

*- - SIZE, SORTING, AND MINERAL COMPOSITION TO DETERMINE THESOURCE AREA AND THE ENVIRONMENT OF DEPOSITION.

- 1177 AINSWORTH, B.D., MINERALOGICAL AND GRAIN-SIZE DATA ONSELECTED SAMPLES FROM THE FOREST HILL FORMATION IN WESTERNMISSISSIPPI. U.S. ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENTSTATION, MISCELLANEOUS PAPER NO. 6-916, VICKSBURG, MS., MISCELLANEOUSPAPER NO.6-916(1967). (2)

THIS STUDY INCLUDES THE RESULTS OF MINERALOGY,

PARTICLE-SIZE DISTRIBUTION, ATTERBERG LIMITS, HYDROMETERANALYSIS. AND OTHER TESTS PERFORMED ON SELECTED SAMPLES FORMTHE FOREST HILL FORMATION.

* 1254 HUNTER, R. E., THE PETROLOGY OF SOME ILLINOIS PLEISTOCENEAND RECENT SANDS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,F. REPRINT SERIES 1967-L, URBANA, IL., REPRINT SERIES 1967-L(1967). (2)

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1278 HUNTER, RALPH E.q HEAVY MINERALS OF THE CRETACEOUS ANDTERTIARY SANDS OF EXTREME SOUTHERN ILLINOIS. ILLTNOIS

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CIRCULAR 428, URBANA, IL., SURVEYCIRCULR 428(1968). (2)

THE PRINCIPAL SAND UNITS OF THE AREA ARE DESCRIBEDBRIEFLY; HOWEVER., MOST OF THEREPORT IS CONCERNED WITH THEMINERALOGIC COMPOSITION OF SPECIFIC SAMPLES. j

128) PARE. D. E., JR., AND CRONEIS, C., ORIGIN OF CABALLOS ANDAR:IANSAS NOVACULITE FORMATIONS. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OFPETROLEUM GEOLOGISTS BULLETIN, VOL 53, NO. 1, BULLETIN(1969). (5)

PETROGRAPHIC, GEOCHEMICAL, X-RAY, ANDELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC TECHNIQUES WERE USED TO INVESTIGATETHE ORIGIN OF THE NOVACULITE. BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS OF THEFORMATIONS ARE INCLUDED IN THE ARTICLE.

1332 ROSEN, N. C., HEAVY MINERALS AND SIZE ANALYSIS OF THECITRONELLE FORMATION OF THE GULF COASTAL PLAIN. JOURNAL

OF SEDIMENTRY PETROLOGY, VOL 39, NO. 4, JOURNAL

(1969). (5)

1371 JONES, H. L., PETROGRAPHY, MINERALOGYAND GEOCHEMISTRY OFTHE CHAMOSITIC IRON ORES OF NORTH-CENTRAL LOUISIANA. UNPUBLISHEDDISSERTATION, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA, NORMAN, OKLA., UNPUBL.DISSERTATION(1969). (4)

1394 KRINITZSKY, E. L., THE EFFECTS OF GEOLOGICAL FEATURES ONSOIL STRENGTH. U. S. ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENTSTATION MISCELLANEOUS PAPER NO. S-70-25, VICKSBURG, MISS.,,MISCELLANEOUS PAPER (1970). (2)

X-RADIOGRAPHIC EXAMINATIONS OF SAMPLES OF ALLUVIALSOILS SUCH AS PRODELTA AND BACKSWAMP DEPOSITS WERE MADE

* TO CORRELATE VARIATIONS IN STRENGTH PROPERTIES WITH GEOLOGICFEATURES SUCH AS FRACTURES, BEDDING, AND ROOT DISTURBANCE.

1574 POTTER, P. E., AND OTHERS, CLAY MINERALOGY OF MODERN* @ALLUVIAL MUDS OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN. (REPRINTED

FROM BULLETIN CENTRE RESEARCH PAU-SNPA, VOL 9, NO. 2),ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, REPRINTS 1976-B, URBANA,ILL., BULLETIN (1975). (2)

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ARK ANSAS3

1213 ARKANSAS GEOLOGICAL COMMISSION, FIELD TRIP GUIDE BOOK,CENTRAL ARiANSAS. ECONOMIC GEOLOGY AND PETROLOGY, LITTLEROCK, ARK.. GUIDE BOOK (1967). (2)

THIS GUIDEBOOK IS CONCERNED WITH THE AREA BETWEENLITTLE ROCK AND HOT SPRINGS AND CONTAINS DESCRIPTIONS OFMINES AND MINERALS.

1575 STONE, CHARLES G., SYMPOSIUM ON THE GEOLOGY OF THE

OUACHITA MOUNTAINS-VOLUME 1. ARKANSAS GEOLOGICAL

COMMISSION, LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, PAPERS (1977). (2)INCLUDES 13 PAPERS ON THE STRATIGRAPHY,

SEDIMENTOLOGY, PETROGRAPHY, TECTONICS, AND PALEONTOLOGYOF THE AREA.

1576 BUSH, WILLIAM V., AND OTHERS, A GUIDEBOOK TO THE ATOKAFORMATION IN AMERICA. ARKANSAS GEOLOGICAL COMMISSION,LITTLE ROCK, ARK., BOOK (1978). (2)

1577 HEADRICK. KATHERIN, AND WISE, ORVILLE, A., CONTRIBUTIONSTO THE GEOLOGY OF THE OZARKS. ARKANSAS GEOLOGICALCOMMISSION, LITTLE ROCK, ARK., BOOK (1975). (2)

01578 BUSH, WILLIAM V., AND OTHERS, GUIDEBOOK TO THE GEOLOGY OF

THE ARKANSAS PALEOZOIC AREA, (OZARK MOUNTAINS, ARKANSASVALLEY, AND OUACHITA MOUNTAINS). ARKANSAS GEOLOGICALCOMMISSION, LITTLE ROCK, ARK., BOOK (1977). (2)

1579 STONE, CHARLES G., AND OTHERS, A GUIDEBOOK TO THE GEOLOGYOF THE OUACHITA MOUNTAINS, ARK. GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OFAMERICA FIELD TRIP GUIDEBOOK, BOOK (1973). (2)

1580 GEOL SOCIETY OF AMERICA FIELD TRIP GUIDEBOOK, A GUIDEBOOKTO LOWER AND MIDDLE ORDOVICIAN STRATA OF NORTHEASTERNARKANSAS AND GENERALIZED LOG OF ROUTE FROM LITTLE ROCK TOBATESVILLE, ARK. GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA FIELD

* TRIP GUIDEBOOK, BOOK (1973). (2)

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* 1581 HALEY, BOYD R., AND OTHERS, GEOLOGICAL FIELD TRIPEYCURSION ON LAfE OUACHITA. GEOLOGICAL. FIELD TRIPEXCURSION., BOOK (1973). (2)

" "ILLINOIS

lt146 ILLIIOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, GUIDE LEAFLET 1961A,GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE FIELD IRIP, SPARTA AREA. ILLINOISSTATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, 1961, GUIDE LEAFLET 1961A(1961). (2.

S1049 ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, GUIDE LEAFLET 1961F,

GEOLOGICAL SCIENCE FIELD TRIP, VALMEYER AREA. ILLINOISSTATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, URBANA, IL., GUIDE LEAFLET 1961F(1961). (2)

I

1074 HARRIS, STANLEY E., JR., TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL TRI-STATEGEOLOGICAL FIELD CONFERENCE GUIDEBOOK. CARBONDALE, ILL.,1961, CONFERENCE GUIDEBOOK (1961). (1)

DESCRIPTIONS OF EXPOSURES FORM THE BASIC PART OF£E THIS REPORT. A GEOLOGIC MAP, CROSS SECTIONS, AND A

COLUMNAR SECTION ARE ALSO INCLUDED.

1413 DAMBERGER. H. H., AND OTHERS, DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTSIN PARTS OF THE CARBONDALE FORMATION, WESTERN AND NORTHERNILLINOIS--FRANCIS CREEK SHALE AND ASSOCIATED STRATA ANDMAZON CREEK BIOTA. GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA FIELDTRIP, MILWAUKEE, WISC., ILLINOIS GEOLOGICAL SURVEYGUIDEBOOK SERIES 8, URBANA, IL., SURVEY GUIDEBOOK(1970). (2)

1582 PALMER, JAMES E., AND DUTCHER, RUSSELL R. DEPOSITIONALAND STRUCTURAL HISTORY OF THE PENNSYLVANINA SYSTEM OF THEILLINOIS BASIN. PART I: ROAD LOG AND DESCRIPTIONS OFSTOPS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, GUIDEBOOK 15, BOOK

@ (1979). (2)

F1-8- PALMER, JAMS E., AND DUTCHER, RUSSEL R., DEPOSITONAL AND

STRUCTURAL HISTORY OF THE PENNSYLVANINA SYSTEM OF THE* ill ]NOTS BASIN. PART 2. INVITED PAPERS, ILLINOIS STATE

GFCJLOICAI SURVEY, GUIDEBOOK 15A, URBANA, IL., BOOK -

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LOUISIANA

1041 DURHAM, C. 0.. AND WHITE. W. S., JR., A GUIDED GEOLOGICALTOUR THROUGH NORTH AND CENTRAL LOUISIANA. 1960 SPRINGFIELD TRIP GUIDEBOOK. SHREVEPORT GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY,S HREVEFPORiT., L.A ., GUIDE 0 : (1960) . (1)

1214 INF, E. B., III, AND MICHEL, U. J., JR.. GUIDEBOOK, NEWORLEANS, LA. AND VICINITY FIELD TRIP. GEOLOGICAL SOCIETYOF AMERICA, 1967 ANNUAL MEETING., NEW ORLEANS, LA., GUIDEBOOK1967A. ( I

THIS BRIEF GUIDEBOOK CONTAINS GEOLOGIC SECTIONS ATSEVERAL OF THE LARGER CONSTRUCTION SITES IN THE CITY.

M I SSOUR I

1086 MARTIN. J. A.5 AND WELLS, J. S.. GUIDEBOOK TO MIDDLEORDOVICIAN AND MISSISSIPPIAN STRATA., ST. LOUIS AND ST.CHARLES COUNTIES, MISSOURI. MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEYAND WATER RESOURCES REPORT OF INVESTIGATIONS NO. 34,ROLLA. MO.: REPORT OF INVESTIGATIONS (1966). (2)

THIS IS A WELL-PREPARED AND DETAILED GUIDEBOOKCONTAINING GEOLOGIC DESCRIPTIONS OF QUARRIES AND SEVERALSHORT ARTICLES.

154 MISSOJRI GEOI.OGICAL SURVEY, STUDIES IN PRECAMBRIANGEOLOGY WITH A GUIDE TO SELECTED PARTS OF THE ST. FRANCOISMOUNTAINS. MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, BOOK (1976). (2)

PREPARED FOR USE DURING THE 23RD ANNUAL MEETING ANDFIELD TRIP OF THE ASSOq. OF MISSOURI GEOLOGISTS: THISPUBLICATION EMPHASIZES RESULTS OF RECENT INVESTIGATIONS

* OF MISSOURI'S ANCIENT IGNEOUS ROCKS AND THE VARIETY OFAPF'PROACHES AND METHODS BEING USED.

. 1585 THACKER, JOSEPH. L.. AND SATTERFIELD., IRA R.,. GUIDEBOOKTO THE GEOI.OGY ALONG INTERSTATE - 55 IN MISSOURI. MISSOURI

* ljF lI UGTh[ 2 "-1'VFTY, RI-62. ROLLA., MO.. BOOK (1977). (2)TIS GULI.D (iOK HAS NUMEROUS ILLUST. AND IS DESIGNED

F HF:"1if-i llY I HE N(.NGEOLOGIST AS WELL AS THE PROFESSIONAL(.ELOLOG-131. BRIEF ACCOUNTS OF HISTORIC AREAS ALONG 1-55AF:ET I NCI._.!JDED AI SO.

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TENNESSEE

158b TENNESSEE DIVISION OF GEOLOGY. FIELD TRIPS IN WEST

TENNESSEE. REPORTS OF INVESTIGATIONS 36, TENN. DIV. OF

GEOLOGY, NASHVILLE. TN.. BOOK: (1975). (2)A GUIDE TO SOLITHEASTERN GSA FIELD TRIPS FOR 1975.

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WELL LOG COMPILATIONS

1(85 MILHOUS, H. C., WELL LOGS IN TENNESSEE. TENNESSEEDEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND COMMERCE BULLETIN 62,NASHVILLE, TENN., BULLETIN (1959). (2)

1088 MOREY, PHILIP S., INDEX TO WELL SAMPLES AND CORES,REVISED THROUGH 1962. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS. BUREAU OFECONOMIC GEOLOGY, AUSTIN, TX. INDEX (1963). (2)

1106 MAY. J. R., AND OTHERS, LOGS OF SELECTED TEST HOLES AND

WELLS IN THE ALLUVIUM OF THE ARKANSAS RIVER VALLEY BETWEENLITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, AND THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. USGSOPEN-FILE REPORT, WASHINGTON, D. C., OPEN-FILE REPORT(1964). (1)

111 MAY! J. R., AND OTHERS, LOGS OF TEST HOLES AND WELLS INTHE RED RIVER VALLEY IN LAFAYETTE, LITTLE RIVER, ANDMILLER COUNTIES ARKANSAS. USGS OPEN-FILE REPORT,a WASHINGTON, D. C., OPEN-FILE REPORT (1965). (1)

1T,24 MAY, J. R., WATER-RESOURCES DATA FOR ARKANSAS,GROUND-WATER RECORDS FOR ARKANSAS COUNTY. ARKANSASGEOLOGICAL COMMISSION, LITTLE ROCK. ARK., RECORDS(1968). (2)

1334 SNIDER, J. L.; DATA FROM TEST DRILLING FOR PUBLIC WATER* SUPPLIES IN LOUISIANA. USGS OPEN-FILE REPORT, BATON

ROUGE, LA., OPEN-FILE REPORT (1969). (2)THIS REFORT DOES NOT CONTAIN DRILLERS' LOGS OF

WELLS; HOWEVER, SUCH INFORMATION AS ELEVATIONS OF SANDS.SIEVE ANALYSES, ETC. ARE INCLUDED.

1412 DIAL.... DON C., WATER SUPPLIES IN LOUISIANA--. BASICRECORDS REPORT 3. LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,BATON ROUGE, LA.. RECORDS REPORT Z (1970). (2)

AMONG OTHER INFORMATION. CONTAINS WELL LOGS.MECHANICAL ANALYSES OF SAND SAMPLES, AND AQUIFER-TEST

* RESULTS.

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1.587 S ATL[ Ej F. A.. * AND OTHERS, SUBSURFACE INFORMATION CATALOGF F NNEP, . lF6,Y-1974. GEOLOGIC BJL.LETIN 76, DIV. OF

GEOLOGY, NASHVILLE, TN., BULLETIN (1975). (2)A LISTING OF ALL TENNESSEE WELLS THROUGH 1974 THAT

ARE ON FILE WITH THE DIVISION OF GEOLOGY.

1588 MCGREGOR. MICHAEL E., AND OTHERS, ELECTRICAL LOGS OFWATER WELLS AND TEST HOLES ON FILE OF THE MISS. GEOLOGICALSURVEY. MISS. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, INFORMATIONS SERIESMGS-71--l, JACKSON, MS., INFORMATION SERIES (1971). (2)

THIS REPORT CONTAINS A MAP OF EACH COUNTY IN THESTATE SHOWING LOCATIONS WELLS IN EACH COUNTY FOR WHICHTHE SURVEY HAS ELECTRICAL LOGS.

1589 BICKER, ALVIN R., JR., SALT WATER DISPOSAL WELLS INMISSISSIPPI. MISS. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY! INFORMATION SERIESMGS-72-4, JACKSON, MS., INFORMATION SERIES (1972). (2)

A REPORT ON THE HISTORY, COMPLETION OF DISPOSALU WELLS AND THE GEOLOGY OF THE MA JOR DISPOSAL ZONES

1590 MORROW, M. L., AND MOORE, E. T., ADDENDUM TO INDEX TOWELL SAMPLES AND CORES, 1963-1973. TEXAS BUREAU OFECONOMIC GEOLOGY, INDEX SERIES , AUSTINj TEXAS, INDEXSERIES(1963-1973). (2)

1591 TEXAS BUREAU OF ECONOMIC GEOLOGY., CATALOG OF ALL WELLS INWELL DATA FILE (CORE AND CORE CHIPS ONLY). A COMPUTERPRINTOUT TO BE UPDATED MONTHLY, INDEX SERIES AUSTIN, TX.,INDEX SERIES. (1979). (0)

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BIBLIOGRAPHIES AND INDEXES

GENERAL

1030 KING.. P. R. AND OTHERS. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICANGEOLOGY 1950-1959. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETINl 1195, WASHINGTON, D. C., SURVEY DULLETIN (1965). (2)

1156 CLARKE, JAMES W., AND OTHERS, BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTHAMERICAN GrJ(IOGY. 1961. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN110;7, WASHINGTON, D. C.. SURVEY BULLETIN (1965). (2)

1157 CLARKE, JAMES W., AND OTHERS, BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTHAMERICAN GEOLOGY, 1962. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN1232, WASHINGTON, D. C., SURVEY BULLETIN (1966). (2)

1I158 CLARKE, JAMES W., AND OTHERS, BIPVIOGRAPHY OF NORTHAMERICAN GEOLOGY, 1964. U. S. 7 JLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN1234, WASHINGTON, D. C., SURVEY BULLETIN (1966). (2)

1265 CLARKE, JAMES W., AND OTHERS, BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTHAMERICAN GEOLOGY, 1963. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN11 3 , WASHINGTON, D. C., SURVEY BULLETIN (1968). (2)

1296 CLARKE, JAMES W., AND OTHERS, BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH I

AMERICAN GEOLOGY, 1965. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN

1235i WASHINGTON, D. C., SURVEY BULLETIN (1969). (2)

1389 U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICANGEOLOGY, 1966. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 1266, 2WASHINGTON, D. C., SURVEY BULLETIN (1970). (2)

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139C U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMIERICANGEOLOGY, 1967. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 1267.

T WASHINGTON. D. C.. SURVEY BULLETIN (1970). (2)

1416 U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH AMERICANGEOLOGY. 1968. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 1268,

• WASHINGION, D. C., SURVEY BULLETIN (1971). (2)

AR[K ANSAS

117 FINGER. CHARLES, BIBLIOGRAPHY, WATER AND LAND RESOURCESOF ARKANSAS. ARKANSAS SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATIONCOMMISSION. LITTLE ROCK, ARK ., REFERENCE LIST(1967). (1)

A FEW BASIC REFERENCES ARE LISTED FOR CATEGORIESSUCH AS GEOCHEMISTRY, GEOLOGY, GROUND WATER, HYDROLOGY,

[ @RUNOFF, AND SEDIMENTATION.

ILLINOIS

1069 LAMAR, J. E., ANNOTATED SELECTED LIST OF INDUSTRUALMINERALS PUBLICATIONS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEYINDUSTRIAL MINERALS NOTES NO. 25, URBANA, ILL., NOTES(1966). (2)

1281 WILLMAN, H. B., AND OTHERS, BIBLIOGRAFH' AND INDEX OFILLINOIS GEOLOGY THROUGH 1965. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICALSURVEY BULLETIN 92, URBANA, ILL., SURVEY BULLETIN(1968). (2)

1605 LAMAR, J. E., SELECTED AND ANNOTATED LIST OF INDUSTRIALMINERALS PUBLICATIONS OF THE ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICALSURVEY. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, INDUSTRIALMINERAL NOTES 45, URBANA, IL., NOTES (1972). (2)

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* I:::ENTUCKY

1107 JILLSON. WILLARD R., A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE MINERAL

RESOURCES OF KENTUCKY. ROBERTS PRINTING CO., FRANKFORT,KY. , ROBERTS PRINTING CO. (1966). (2)

1606 KENTUCKY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. STATUS OF TOPOGRAPHIC MAPPINGREVISION PROGRAM IN KENTUCKY. KENTUCKY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,GEOL SURVEY (1979). (0)

4 1607 KENTUC- Y. INDEX TO FLOOD-PRONE AREA MAPS FOR KENTUCKY ANDINDEX TO HYDROLOGIC ATLASES FOR KENTUCKY. KENTUCKYGEOLOGICAL SURVEY, INDEX (1979). (2)

, 1608 KENTUCKY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, INDEX TO GEOLOGIC MAPS FORKENTUCKY. KENTUCKY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, INDEX (1980). (2)

GEOLOGIC MAPS ARE ON 7.5-MINUTE QUADRANGLES WITHSCALE OF 1:24,000. THE KENTUCKY GEOLOGIC MAPPING PROGRAMWAS COMPLETED IN 1978.

MISSISSIPPI

1603 DALEE VIRGINIA AND PECK, ROSE MARY, LIST OF PUBLICATIONS*OF THE U. S. ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION,

VICKSBURG, MS.. U. S. ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENTSTATION, VICKSBURG, MS., LIST OF PUBLICATIONS(1978). (6)

GENERAL.

1604 PECK. ROSE MARY, LIST OF PUBLICATIONS OF THE U. S. ARMYENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION, VOL. I AND II. U.S. ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION, VICKSBURG,

GENERAL (SEPARATE LISTING).

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MISSOLRI

1217 VINEYARD. JERRY D., BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE GEOLOGY OFMISSOURI, 1966. MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND WATERRESOURCES INFORMATION CIRCULAR 18, ROLLA. MO., INFORMATION

CIRCULAR 18(1967). (2)

1220 VINEYARD, J. D. AND OTHERSi BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE GEOLOGYOF MISSOURI, 1Q55-1965. MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ANDWATER RESOURCES, ROLLA, MO. , GEOLOGICAL SURVEYV1967). (2"

1335 VINEYARD, J. D., BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE GEOLOGY OF MISSOURI,

1967. MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND WATER RESOURCES,,INFORMATION CIRCULAR 19, ROLLA, MO., INFORMATION CIRCULAR

19(1968). (2)

1365 VTNEYARD, J. D., BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE GEOLOGY OF MISSOURI,1968. MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND WATER RESOURCES,INFORMATION CIRCULAR 21, ROLLA, MO., INFORMATION CIRCULAR21 (1970). ?,2)

1378 STOUT, L. N., INDEX TO MISSOURI AREAL GEOLOGIC MAPS,

1890-1969. MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND WATERRESOURCES, INFORMATION CIRCULAR 22, ROLLA, MO., INFORMATION

CIRCULAR 22(1969). (2)PUBLISHED AND UNPUBLISHED GEOLOGIC, RECONNAISSANCE

GEOLOGIC, AND OUTCROP MAPS ARE INDEXED BY 1 DEG BY 2 DEGREG I ON3

1410 VINEYARD. 3. D., BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE GEOLOGY OF MISSOURI.

1969. MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND WATER RESOURCES,INFORMATION CIRCULAR 23. ROLLA, MO., INFORMATION CIRCULAR

23 (1970). (2)

J1477 STOUT. L. N.. INDEX TO MISSOURI AREAL GEOLOGIC MAPS,19'."1969. MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND WATERRESOURCES, INFORMATION CIRCULAR 22, INFORMATION CIRCULAR

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TENNESSEE

. 13'37 WILSON, C. W., JR.., ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE GEOLOGYOF TENNESSEE. TENNESSEE DIVISION OF GEOLOGY. BULLETINi 67. NASHVILLE, TENN.., BULLETIN 67 (1965). (2)

1592 WILSON. CHARLES W., JR., ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THEGEOLOGY OF TENNESSEE, JANUARY 1961 THROUGH DECEMBER 1970.BULLETIN NO. 71, TENN. DIV. OF GEOLOGY, DEPT. OFCONSERVATION, NASHVILLE, TN., QUADRANGLE INDEX MAP, BULLETIN(1973). (2)

[* A SUF'PLEMENT TO BULLETINS 59 & 67. CONTAINS THREESEPARATE BIBLIOGRAPHIES: GENERAL, GEOLOGIC MAP SERIES ANDMINERAL RESOURCES SUMMARIE3 SERIES.

1610 TENNESSEE DIVISION OF GEOLOGY, GEOLOGIC MAP INDEX OFTENNESSEE. TENN. DIV. OF GEOLOGY, NASHVILLE. TN., INDEX(1972). (0)

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TEXAS

1090 BROWN.. T. E... INDEX TO AREAL GEOLOGIC MAPS IN TEXAS.1891-1961. BUREAU OF ECONOMIC GEOLOGY, THE UNIVERSITY OFTEXAS. AUSTIN,. TEX., INDEX (1963). (2)

II

1611 FISHER,. W. L.., AND BROWN,. L. F., JR.,. CLASTICDEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS-A GENETIC AFPPROACH TO FACIESANALYSIS, AN ANNOTATED OUTLINE AND BIBLIOGRAPHY. TEXASBUREAU OF ECONOMIC GEOLOGY, EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS, AUSTIN,TX., 1972, ANNOTATED OUTLINE (1975). (2)

1612 MOORE,. E. T., BIBLIOGRAPHY AND INDEX TO TEXAS GEOLOGY,1961-1974. TEXAS BUREAU OF ECONOMIC GEOLOGY, INDEXSERIES, AUSTIN, TX., INDEX SERIES (1961-1974). (2)

1613 FRIEBELE, C. D., BIBLIOGRAPHY OF UNITED STATES GEOLOGICALSURVEY REPORTS ON THE GEOLOGY AND WATER RESOURCES OFTEXAS, 1887-1974. REPORT NO. PA-246 962/AS, WASHINGTON,D.C., REPORT (197.). (2)

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APPENIDIX 8: LITERAT'URF INDEXED ON OR REFERENCEI) TO MAPs

Contents

Plate Rl - Peoria .................................... B3

Plate 82 - Moberlv ..................................... 14

Plate B3 - Ouincy ........... ................. B5

Plate R4 - Decatur .......................... . 87Plate Br - St. Louis ........ ................. .i

Plate R6 - Belleville .. . . . ............ . . . . . . 6

Plate B7 - Rolla ................. ..... ... . 19

Plate B8 - Paducah ...... .......................... B21

Plate B9 - Poplar Bluff . ....... ............. 826

Plate 810 - Dyersburg . . ...... .............. 829

Plate B11 - Memphis . ............ ........... B38

Plate 812 - Blytheville .......... ........... . . . . . B44

Plate B13 - Little Rock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B46

Plate B14- Helena . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O50

* Plate 115 - Tupelo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B54

Plate B16 - Texarkana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 856

* Plate B17 - F1 Dorado . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... B59

Plate 118 - Greenwood . . . . ........ . . . . . . . B61

Plate B19 - West Point .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ... B64

* Plate R20 - Tyler..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B65

Plate B21 - Shreveport ................... . B68

Plate 822 - Jackson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . 71

Plate B23 - Alexandria . . ..................... B76

* Plate B24 - Natchez . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78

Plate B25 - Lake Charles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B820- Plate R26 - Baton Poj(Ie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R84

Plate B27- Mobile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B92

Plate 928- Port Arthur ...................... 895

Plate 329 - New Orleans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... B96

Plate R30- Breton ound . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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PLATE B1 PEORIA

1204 MAJOR, ROBERT L., MINERAL RESOURCES AND MINERALINDUSTRIES OF THE EAST-CENTRAL ILLINOIS REGION. ILLINOISSTATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, MINERAL ECONOMICS BRIEF 15,URBANA, ILL., ECONOMICS BRIEF 15 (1967). (2)

PRODUCTION STATISTICS AND LOCATIONS OF SOURCES*" COMPRISE THE GREATER PART OF THIS REPORT.

1373 HESTER. N. C., AND ANDERSON, R.C., SAND AND GRAVELRESOURCES OF MACON COUNTY, ILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATEGEOLOGICAL SURVEY CIRCULAR 446, URBANA, ILL.. SURVEYCIRCULAR 446(1969) (2

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PLATE B2 MOBERLY

1244 GENTILE, RICHARD J.. MINERAl_ COMMODITIES OF MACON ANDRANDOLPH COUNTIES. MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY REPORT OFINVESTIGATIONS NO. 40, ROLLA. MO., REPORT OFINVESTIGATIONS(1967). (2)

1:0:'7. U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRIrT, ST. LOUIS. CE. CLARENCECANNON DAM AND RESERVOIR, UPFER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN,SALT RIVER, MISSOURI. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 5,

AVAILABILITY OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS. ST. LOUIS, MO., DESIGNMEMOFANDIIM Nn. 5 1968). (A)

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1072 HOWARD. R. H., flL AND GAS IN THE ADAMS-BROWN-SCHUYLER

COUNTY AREA. ILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEYCIRCULAR 725. URBANA, IL., SURVEY CIF:CULAR 25

(1961). (2)THIS CIRCULAR IS OF VAIIJE PRINCIF'I _ BECALISE OF THE

INCLUDED GENERALIZED COLUMNAR SECTION AND STRUCTURE MAP.

1129 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT., ST. LOUIS, CE, CLARENCECANNON DAM AND RESERVOIR., UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN.,IALT RIVER, MISSOURI. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 4A, SITE

b" FUI OG-Y, 39T. LOITS, MO. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 4A(1966). !6)

1222 AARONSON, DONALD B., A GEOLOGIC MAP OF A PART OF MARIONCOUNTY, MISSOJR I. UNPUBL I SHED THES I S, L N I VERS I TY OF

* IOWA, IOWA CITY, IOWA, UNPUBLISHED [HESIS (1966). (4)

1248 FEHRENBACHER, J. B., AND DOWNEY, C. E., SOIL SURVEYJERSEY COUNTY, ILLINOIS. UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION, SOIL REPORT 64, URBANA,

ILL.. SOIL REPORT 84 (1966). (2)

1256 MAJOR, ROBERT L. MINERAL RESOURCES AND MINERALINDUSTRIES OF THE WESTERN ILLINOIS REGION. ILLINOIS

STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, MINERAL ECONOMICS BRIEF 19.

URBANA. ILL. , ECONOMICS BRIEF 19 (1967). (2)

PRODUCTION STATISTICS AND LOCATIONS OF SOURCES

COMPRISE THE GREATER PART OF THIS REPORT.

1700 U. S. ARMY rNCINEER DISTRICT. ST. LOUIS., CE, MCGEE CREEK

DRAINAGE AND LEVEE DISTRICT, ILLINOIS RIVER, LOCAL FLOODPROTECTION. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 1, GENERAL DESIGN, ST.LOUIS. MO., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 1 (1968). (6)

*,." 1 7f'' U. W AFMY E NGINEER DISTRICT. ST. L OUI S, CE, CLARENCECANNN DAM ANI) RESERVOIR. UFPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN,SALT RIVER. MISSOURI. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 5,AVATI ARTI.IFy OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, ST. LOUIS, MO.. DESIGN

4 MEMORAND I NOI. 5 (1968) . (6)

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13:98 -A'TER. ,J. W., LIMET9NE AND DOLOMITE RESOURCES OF JERSEYCOUNTY, ILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEYCIRCULAR 448, URBANA. ILL., SLRVEY CIRCULAR 448%1970). (2)

THIS REPORT CONTAINS FORMATIONAL DESCRIPTIONS,CHEMICAL ANALYSES, OUTCROP DESCRIPTIONS, AND A BEDROCK

GEOLOGIC MAP

1.14 PAXT-R. J. W.. LIMESTONE RESOURCES OF SCOTT COUNTY,ro ILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, CIRCULAR

472, URBANA, IL., CIRCULAR k1 9 72). (2)

1615 COBS, 3. C.. AND HESTER, N. C., THE DISTRIBUTION ANDPHYSTCAL PROPERTIES OF CHERT GRAVEL IN PIKE COUNTY.ILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, ILLINOISMINERAL NOTES 59l URBANA, IL., MINERAL NOTES (1974). (2)

1616 WOLLER, DOROTHY M., PUBLIC GROUNDWATER SUPPLIES INCALHOUN COUNTY, ILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATE WATER SURVEYBULLETIN-60, URBANA, IL., BULLETIN (1975). (2)

1617 BUSHUE. L. ,].9 SOIL SURVEY OF ADAMS COUNTY, ILLINOIS. U.S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C., SOILSURVEY (1979). (2)

1618 DOWNEY, C. E.9 AND GRANTHAM, D. R.9 SOIL SURVEY OF GREENECOUNTY, ILLINOIS. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,WASHINGTON. D.C.. SOIL SURVEY (1974). (2)

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15 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. ST. LOUIS, CE. SHELBYVILLERESERVOIR, UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN, KASKASKIA RIVER,ILLINOIS. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 4. GEOLOGY AND SOILS,ST. LOUIS, MO.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 4 (1962). (6)

- 1139 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, ST. LOUIS, CE, SHELBYVILLERESERVOIR, UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN, KASKASKIA RIVER,IL.... DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 9, MAIN DAM AND SPILLWAY. ST.LOUIS, MO., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 9 (1965). (6)

1.140 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, ST. LOUIS, CE, SHELBYVILLERESERVOIR, UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN, KASKASKIA RIVER,II. INOI-. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 8C-2, RELOCATION OFCOUNTY AND TOWNSHIP ROADS. ST. LOUIS, MO.. DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. BC-2(1964). (6)

1141 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, ST. LOUIS. CE, SHELBYVILLE

RESERVOIR, UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN, KASKASKIA RIVER,IL. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. BC-I, RELOCATIONS - STATEHIGHWAYS, ST. LOUIS, MO., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 8C-I(1964). (6)

1142 IJ. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT! ST. LOUIS, CE, SHELBYVILLERESERVOIR, UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN. KASKASKIA RIVER,ILLINOIS.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 8S, RELOCATIONS -

RAILROADS., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 8B. (1964). (0)

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1143 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, ST. LOUIS, CE, SHELBYVILLERESERVOIR, UPPER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN, KASKASKIA RIVER,ILLINOIS. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 5, BUILDINGS, UTILITIESAND ACCESS ROADS AT DAMSITE AREA, ST. LOUIS, MO.! DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 5(1965). (6)

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1204 MAJOR, -C EERT L. MINERAL RFSOURCES AIID rTR(,.

INDUSTRIES OF 7HE VAST-CENThPHL ILLINniq I ,FF -IO. ILL INOISSTATE G-OL bUPQ § V-. FEY , M r.('EF"[. ECONnml F- BIEF 15,

IURBANA, ILL.... ECONOMICS BRIEF t5 (1967). (2"FRODUFTION STATISTICS AND LOCATIONS OF SOURCES

CO]MPRISF TH r- GREATE.R PART OF THIS REPORT.

1?57 CARTWRIGHT. k.. AND KF'AFT7 * P., HYDROGEOLOGY AT

W IEL..PY.1' l , ILL INOIS--A BASI S FOR WATEFP FE SOUU CESPLANNING. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SUFRhVEENVIRONMENTAL GEOiOGY NOTES EGN 15, URBANA, IL.. ENTv'IRON.

, GEOLO _ NOTES EGN 15(1967) .2 -

_ 1258 BLEIJER, NED K., GEOLOGY OF THE SOUTHEAST OUARTER OF THESHELPYVILLE, ILLINOIS, OUADRANGLE. UNFUBL ISHED THESIS,UJNIWERSITY OF ILLINOIS, URBANA, ILL.. UNPUBLISHED THESTS(1267). (4%

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S'1262 SANDERSON, E. W. , GROUNDWATER AVAILABILITY IN SHELBYCOUNTY.. ILLINOIS STATE WATER SURVEY. CIRCULAR 92.URBANA. IL.., CIRCULAR 92 (1967). (2)

THE GEOLOGY OF THE COUNTY AREA IS DESCRIBED BRIEFLYBUT MOST OF THE REPORT IS DEVOTED TO A DISCUSSION OF WELLCONSTRUCTION. NO GEOLOGIC MAP OR LOGS OF WELLS AREI NCLUDED.

1329 DOWNEY, C. E., AND ODELL. R. T., SOIL SURVEY OFMONTGOMERY COIJNTY. ILLINOIS. U. S. DEPARTMENT OFAGRICLLUkEl SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE. WASHINGTON. D. C.,SOIL. SURVEY (1969). (2)

1373 HESTER, N. C., AND ANDERSON. P. C., SAND AND GRAVELRESOURCES OF MACON COUNTY. ILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATEGEOLOGICAL SURVEY CIRCULAR 446, URBANA, ILL., SURVEYCIRCULAR 446(1969). (2)

I.1 t? Hl ',I ' IArL AND GRAVEL RESOURCES OF SANGAMONK " <oJri'r: l, j. T J [IL r ,I-,. ILLINOIS STATE GEOtKOGICAL SURVEY .

- IFE(T.AR 452. UPBANA, IL., CIRCULAR (1970). (2)

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1 CIRCULAR 477, U.RBANA, IL.. CIRCULAR (1972) . (2)

16) 1 WEC.31-ri *JkFY I. GL-AC IAL.. GEOLOGY OF NORTH-CENTRAL.. ANDWFS TERN ['HAMPATIf3N COUNTY. IL-L.INO IS. ILITNOTS GEOLOG ICAL

(F <'F*T', FT FkCL.JLAF: 506, URB~ANA, IL.. CI RCLLAP (1979)(2

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1067 GOODFIELD, A. G., PLEISTOCENE AND SURFICIAL GEOLOGY OFTHE CITY OF ST. LOUIS AND THE ADJACENT ST. LOUIS COUNTY.MO. UNPUBLISHED DISSERTATION, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS,URBANA, I-.... UNPUBLISHED DISSERTATION (1965). (4)

IN ADDITION TO DETAILED DISCUSSIONS OF THEGEOMORPHOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY OF THE AREA, THE STUDYCONTAINS LOGS OF BORINGS. CROSS SECTIONS. A BEDROCKCONTOUR MAP. AND A GEOLOGIC MAP.

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1071 BAXTER. JAMES W.., LIMESTONE RESOURCES OF MADISON COUNTY,ILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CIRCULAR 390,,JRBANA. IL., SURVEY CIRCULAR 390 (1.965). (2)

THIS SHORT CIRCULAR CONTAINS A GEOLOGIC COLUMN, ABEDROCK GEOLOGY MAP. DESCRIPTIONS OF FORMATIONS AND

SAMPLE LOCALITIES, CROSS SECTIONS, AND STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTIONS.

1087 MAJOR. ROBERT L., MINERAL RESOURCES AND MINERALINDUSTRIES OF THE EAST ST. LOUIS REGION, ILLINOIS. ILLINOISSTATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY MINERAL ECONOMICS BRIEF NO. 12,URBANA, IL., ECONOMICS BRIEF NO. 12 (1966). (2)

PRODUCTION STATISTICS AND LOCATIONS OF SOURCESCOMPRISE THE GREATER PART OF THIS REPORT.

t()92 LAUNDRUM, J. D., A FOUNDATION INVEST1GATION OF CHEROKEE

CAVE UNDER ROUTE 1-55, CITY OF ST. LOUIS. PROCEEDINGS15TH ANNUAL HIGHWAY GEOLOGY SYMPOSIUM, MISSOURI DIVISIONOF GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND WATER RESOURCES, ROLLA, MO., 15THANN. HIGHWAY GEOL SYMP.(1964). (2)

THIS REPORT CONTAINS AN INTERESTING DISCUSSION OF0 METHODS USED TO LOCATE THE CAVE AND POSSIBLE REMEDIAL

MEASURES.

1130 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, ST. LOUIS, CE. EAST ST.LOUIS AND VICINITY, ILLINOIS (EAST SIDE LEVEE AND SANITARYDISTRICT), ST. CLAIR AND MADISON COUNTIES, IL.. DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 3H. DETAILED DESIGN FOR CITY OF MADISONPUMPING STATION, PROJECT ITEM I-H, ST. LOUIS, MO., DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 3H(1961). (6)

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1131 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICTE S. L.OUIS CE, UP'ER MISS.RIVER LEVEES-FLOOD CONTROL ACT 1936, EAST ST. LOUIS ANDVICINITY. ILLINOIS (EAST SIDE LEVEE AND SANITARY

DISTRICT), MADISON AND ST. CLAIR COUNTIES, IL.. DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 31. DETAILED DESIGN FOR CITY OF EAST ST.LOUIS PUMPING STATION AND RELATED STRUCTURES, DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 31(1961). (6)

11732 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, ST. LOUIS, CE. EAST ST.LOUIS AND VICINITY, ILLINOIS (EAST SIDE LEVEE AND SANITARYDISTRICT). ST. CLAIR AND MADISON COUNTIES, IL. DESIGN

MEMORANDUM NO. 3, MONSANTO PUMPING STATION. DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 3(1964). (6)

117" U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT' ST. LOUIS, CE, EAST ST.LOUIS AND VICINITY, ILL INOIS-EAST STDE LEVEE AND SANITARY IDISTRICT, ST. CLAIR AND MADISON COUNTIES., IL. DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 6E, FLOODWALL ALTERATIONS AND CLOSURECONTROL, DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 6E (1960). (6)

1138 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. ST. LOUIS, CE, PRAIRIE DU IPONT LEVEE AND SANITARY DISTRICT, INCLUDING FISH LAKEDRAINAGE AND LEVEE DISTRICT., MONROE AND ST. CLAIRCOUNTIES, ILL. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 1, GEN. DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 1(1966). (6)

1166 HEYL, A. V., AND OTHERS. REGIONAL STRUCTURE OF THESOUTHEAST MISSOURI AND ILLINOIS-K:ENTUCKY MINERAL DISTRICT. 1U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN NO. 1202-B,*WASHINGTON.

. . C.. SURVEY BULLETIN NO. 1202-B (1965). (2)FULL-SIZE, COLORED. GENERALIZED GEOLOGIC AND MINERAL

DEPOSITS MAPS OF THE PADUCAH. ROLLA, AND ST. LOUIS.UADRANGLES WHICH SHOW FAULTS AND OTHER STRUCTURAL FEATURESARE THE GIST OF THIS SHORT REPORT.

1196 MISSOURI SPELEOLOGICAL SURVEY., INC.!, ST. LOUIS COUNTY* CAVES. MISSOURI SF'E.EOLOGY. VOL 9, NO. 1. MISSOURI

SPELEOLOGY, VOL 8(1966). (5)TWFNTY-ONE CAVES IN THE COUNTY ARE LOCATED,

ILLUSTRATED WITH SKETCHES, AND BRIEFLY DESCRIBED. SOMEGEOLOGICAL DATA ARE INCLUDED.

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1202.' ODOM. IRA E., GEfi UJIGy OF THE SOUTHEAST PORTION OF THECAHOKIA rQUADF'ANGL E. IN IL. UNPUBLISHED THESIS.IL.NIVEFS]ITY OF ILL INOTS. URBANA, IL.. UNF'UELISHED THESIS

(1958). (4)THE STRATIGRAPHY, STRUCTURE, AND PHYSIOGRAPHY OF THE

AREA ARE DESCRFF'ED AND ILLUSTRATED IN DETAIL.

1224 SCHMTTZ, RICHARD J., THE GEOLOGY OF THE FESTUS, MISSOURIAND SELMA. ILLINOIS--MISSOURI QUADRANGLES. UNPUBLISHEDTHESIS, UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI, COLUMBIA, MO., U NPUBLISHEDTHESIS(1966). (4) "

1248 F-HRENBALHE F., J. I. , AND DOUWNEY, C. E., SOIL. SURVE

JERSEY COUNTY, ILLINOIS. UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOISAGRICULTURAL EXPEFRIMENT STATION., SOIL REPORT 84. URBANA,ILL.., SOIL REPORT 84 (1966). (2)

1298 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. ST. LOUIS, CE, MERMEC PARK

RESERVOIR., LFER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN, MERAMECRESERVOIR, MO. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 6. AVAILABILITY OFCONSTRUCTION MATERIALS. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 6

(1968). (6)

1299 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, ST. LOUIS, CE, MERAMEC PARKRESERVOIR, UPF'ER MISSISSIPPI RIVER BASIN, MERAMEC RIVER,MISSOURI. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 3, SITE GEOLOGY ST.LOUIS. MO... DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO.3 (1967). (6)

1301 Ii. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT., ST. LOUIS, CE. KASKASKIARIVER, ILLINOIS NAVIGATION PROJECT, MOUTH TO FAYETTEVILLE.

L'J DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 5, AVAILABILITY OF CONSTRUCTION

r MATERIALS. ST. LOUIS, MO., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 5(1967). (6)

1336 LUTZEN, E. E., ENGINEERING GEOLOGY OF THE MAXVILLErQIJADRANGE. JEFFEFS R-;ON AND ST. LOUIS COUNTIES. MISSOUFI

(BEOLOG[Ct-L. SUR VEY AND WATER RESOURCES, ENGINEERING GEOLOGY

SERIES 1, ROLLA, MO.. ENGINEERING GEOLOGY SERIES 1

(1968). (2)

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1748 GILLERMAN. ELLIOT, ROSELLE LINEAMENT OF SOUTHEAST MISSOURI.GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA BULLETIN. VOL 81. BULLETIN(1970).

A PREVIOUSLY UNRECOGNIZED FAULT ZONE WAS IDENTIFIEDFROM SIDE-LOOKING RADAR IMAGERY AND VERIFIED BY A FIELDEXAMINATION

1388 BAXTER, J. W., LIMESTONE AND DOLOMITE RESOURCES OF JERSEYCOIUNTY. ILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEYCIRCULAR 448, URBANA, IL., SURVEY CIRCULAR 4481970). (2)

THIS REPORT CONTAINS FORMATIONAL DESCRIPTIONS.CHEMICAL ANALYSES, OUTCROP DESCRIPTIONS. AND A BEDROCKGEOLOGIC MAP.

1411 ROCF':AWAY, J. D., JR., AND LUTZEN, E. E., ENGINEERINGGEOLOGY OF THE CREVE COEUR QUADRANGLE, ST. LOUIS COUNTY,MISSOURI. MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND WATERRESOURCES, ENGINEERING GEOLOGY SERIES 2. ROLLA, MO.. ENGINEERINGGEOLOGY SERIES 2(1970). (2)

1434 KASAPOGLU, K. E.. AN AGGREGATE QUALITY INVESTIGATION OFTHE MERAMEC RIVER GRAVELS. UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS,UNIV. OF MO., ROLLA, MO., UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS(1969). (4)

1622 F:ERE79 JEAN-YVES, AND GIZIENSKI. STANLEY F.. RESULTS ANDINTERPRETATION OF DRILLED-IN PILE TEST PROGRAM. EXISTINGLOCKS AND DAM NUMBER 26. MISS. RIVER, ALTON. ILLIGIS. PHASEIV REPORT. WOODWARD-CLYDE CONSULTANTS, CHICAGO, IL.. REPORT(1979). 2)

1627 STOLL. JACK K., AND BROWN, ROBERT D., INVENTORY OFPHYSICAL AND CULTURAL ELEMENTS. MIDDLE MISS. RIVER

FLOODPLAIN. U. S. ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENTSTATION. MISC. PAPER. VICK":SBURG. MS., MISC. PAPER (ALSOON PLATE BB)(1975). (2)

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ILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. CIRCULAR465, tIRSANA, : rI'CL_ A ' : 7t ) (C,

1625 ODOM, I. E., CLAV AND SHALE RESOURCES OF MADISON, MONROE,

AN[ ST. CLAIRF i"OLNTIES. ILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATEGEOLOGICAL SURVEY. INDUSTRIAL MINERAL NOTES 45, URBANA,

IL.. NOTES ' I 71. (0)

1676 MISSOURI GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. THE RESOURCES OF ST. CHARLES

COUNTY, MO. LAND, WATER AND MINERALS. ROLLA. MO. MISSOURI, EOLOGIL-AL SURVEY. ROILLA. MO. , GEOL SLIR',.EY '975) . (2)

THE DIVERSE NATURE OF THE GEOLOGY. SURFICIALMATERIALS, FFDROCI. TOPOGRAPHY, AND HYDROLOGY OF ST.

CHARLES COUNTY ARE IMPORTANT TO ITS DEVELOPMENT.

1627 LUTZEN. EDWIN E., AND ROCKAWAY. JOHN D., JR., ENGINEERING* GEOLOGY OF ST. LOUIS COUNTY. MISSOURI. MO. GEOLOGICAL

SURVEY, ENGINEERING GEOLOGY SERIES 4: ROLLA, MO.. GEOLSLIRVEY(1971). (2)

1.626 MILLER, DON E.. AND OTHERS, WATER RESOURCES OF THE ST.

LOUIS AREA, MISSOURI. MO. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WATERRESOURCE REPORT 30. ROLLA, MO.. WATER RESOURCE REPORT

(1974) (2)

1629 ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. ROAD MATERIALSRESOURCES MAPS, URBANA. ILL. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICALSURVEY, GEOL SURVEY (NO DATE). (2)

SHOWS SAND. GRAVEL.. AND LIMESTONE RESOURCES,AVAILABLE FOR MOST COUNTIES.

1630 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, ST. LOUIS. CE. CAHOKIACREEK LOW DAM. EAST ST. LOUIS AND VICINITY, ILLINOIS. DESIGN

MEMO NO. 1, GENERAL DESIGN MEMO, ST. LOUIS. MO.. DESIGNMEMO(1973). (6

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1671 U. S. RMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. ST. LOUIS. CE. LOCK AND DAMNO. 26 (REPLACEMENT). MISS. RIVER. ALTON. ILLINOIS, ST.LOUIS. MO.. DESIGN MEMOS (1971-1974). (6)

DESIGN MEMO #1, HYDROLOGY. DESIGN MEMO #2, GENERALDESIGN MEMO. DESIGN MEMO #4. AVAILABILITY OF CONSTRUCTIONMATERIALS. DESIGN MEMO #7, COFFERDAM. DESIGN MEMO #8,ARCHITECTURAL TREATMENT & SITE DEVELOPMENT. DESIGN MEMO*9. DAM.

1672 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, ST. LOUIS. CE. UNION LAKE,* MISSOURI. DESIGN MEMO NO. 6. AVAILABILITY OF

CONSTRUCTION MATFRIALS. ST. LOUIS, MO., DESIGN MEMO NO. 619 71) . (6)

S16: 7 MONTGOMERY. R. L., INVESTIGATION OF RELIEF WELLS, MISS.RIVER LEVEES. ALTON TO GALE. IL. U. S. ARMY ENGINEER

WATERWAYS EXF'ERIMENT STATION, MISC. PAPER NO. S-72-21,VICSKSBURG. MS.. MISC. PAPER (1972). (2)

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1071 BAXTER. JAMES W., LIMESTONE RESOURCES OF MADISON COUNTY.ILLINOIS. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CIRCULAR 390,JURBANA, IL., SURVEY CIRCULAR 790 (1965). (2)

THIS SHORT CIRCULAR CONTAINS A GEOLOGIC COLUMN, AEBEDROCV GEOiOGY MAP. DESCRIPIONS OF FORMATIONS ANDSAMPLE LOCALITIES. CROSS SECTIONS, AND STRATIGRAPHIC DESCRIPTIONS.

1082 BRADBLiRY. J. C.. LIMESTONE RESOURCES OF JEFFERSON ANDMARION COUNTIES, IL. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL. SURVEYINDUSTRIAL MINERALS NOTES "= 3 , URBANA, IL.. NOTES(1965). (2)

THIS REPORT CONTAINS BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS OF EXPOSEDSTRATA AND SAMPLE SITES.

1 187 MAJOR, ROBERT L., MINERAL RESOURCES AND MINFRALINDUSTRIES OF THE EAST ST. LOUIS REGION. IL. ILLINOISSTATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY MINERAL ECONOMICS BRIEF NO. 12.

*URBANA, IL.. ECONOMICS BRIEF NO. 12 (1966). (2)PRODUCTION STATISTICS AND LOCATIONS OF SOURCES

COMPRISE THE GREATER PART OF THIS REPORT.

1124 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MOBILE, CE, CARLYLERESERVOIR, KASKASKIA RIVER., ILLINOIS. DESIGN MEMORANDUMNO. 6C-4, RELOCATION OF TEXACO. INC. WATER WELL SYSTEM.MOBILE, ALA., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 6C-4 (1961). (6)

1125 U). S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, ST. LOUIS, CE, CARI..YL.FRESERVOIR, LFFER MISS. RIVER BASIN, KASKASKIA RIVER. IL.DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 8B, SADDLE DAM NO. 2. ST. LOUIS,MO.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 8B (1960). (6)

1126 Ii. S. ARMY ENGINFER DISTRICT, ST. LOUIS. CE. CARLYLERES.ERVOIR, I.FFER MISS. RIVER RASIN. KASFASK IA RIVER, IL.DESIGN MFMORANDUM NO. 9 (REVISED). KEYESPORT LEVEE. ST.LO.IS. MO.. DESIGN MFMORANDLIM NO. 9 (1961). (6)

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112H U. , ARMY ENAI'NFRF DISTI CT. ST. LOUIS. CE,, CAR.YLF'F"7 VD."iF. FA A .,- TA RIVER, ILLINOIS. DESIGN MEMORANDUM

r4!J. 1 ", Dj~ I)IrN89-.-FTILITIES AND ACCESS ROADS.-WEST ABUTMFNTA .- ,FA, ,T. I I[S, MO.. DESIGN MEMORAN)U.iM NO. 17

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11t4 U.. 9. ARMY FC.INEER DISTRICT. ST. LOUIS, CE. KASKASKIARIVER, [LLINOIS. NAVIGATION IMPROVEMENT. MOUTH TOFAYE-TEVTI F. DF3IGN MEMORANDUM NO. 1A SITE SELECTION.ST. LOUIS. MO,., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. IA '1964). (6)

i.136 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. ST. LOUIS, CE. REND LAKERE:F.QOITR UFFER MISS. RIVER BASIN, BIG MUDDY RIVER. IL.DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 5B, MAIN DAM AND SPILLWAYS, ST.LOUIS. MO.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 5B (1965). (6)

1137 U. W. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. ST. LOUIS. CE, NEW ATHENS,IL., KASKASKIA RIVER. LOCAL FLOOD PROTECTION. DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. I, GENERAL DESIGN. ST. LOUIS. MO., DESIGN

IFMOF ANDIDJM NO'. t965) . f6)

1171 MAlrlP. ROBEFT k .. MINERAL RESOURCES AND MINERALINDIUSTFRIES OF THE SOUTHEASTERN IL. REGION. ILLINOISSTATF GFOL(GTCAL SURVEY. MINERAL ECONOMICS BRIEF 14.UF,.BANA1 I-.. ECONOMICS BRIEF (1966). (2)

PF:ODUCFTON STATISTICS AND LOCATIONS OF SOURCESCOMFRISE THE GREATER FART OF THIS REPORT.

"* 1301) IJ.. S.. ARMY [NFI,3NFFFR DISTRTCT. ST. LOUTS. CE,, KASKASKIAF*f'EF. TI riITF(,IOlN FROJECT. MOUTH TO FAYFirE-VIL.L.E. DESIGN

.. IV'F,, .l ff,. ,. v ,'.AILABII.ITY OF CON5TRUCTI .N MATERIALS.'3r. I mun. MU.. ,Lu[GN MEMORPANDUM NO. 5 (1967). (6)

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* .uC,2 U. . ARMY' ENGINEER D1SlTICT ST. LOUIS. CE. FASASI<IA

RIVER, ILLINOIS NAVIGATION PROJECT, MOUTH TO FAYETTEVILLE.". 'E TrN MEMORONI)UM NO. 7C. M',c3OUFRI FACIFIC AND

MIS'SOURI-ILLINOIS RAILROAD. RELOCATION AND ALTERATIONS,

ST. LOUIS, MO., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 3C (1968). (6)

1740 JACOBS. A. M., AND LINEBACK. J. A., GLACIAL GEOLOGY OF

THE VANDALIA. IL. REGION. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL

SUR-,VEY. CIRCULAR 442, URBANA, IL.. CIRCULAR 4427 6Z 7 • .

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1073 LEMMON, ROBERT D., PETROGRAPHY OF THE SLABTOWN GRANITE,MADISON COUNTY, MO. UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS, SOUTHERNILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, CARBONDALE, IL.. UNPUBLISHED THESIS(1964). (1)

ALTHOUGH MOSTLY CONCERNED WITH PETROLOGY.DESCRIPTIONS OF THE STRATIGRAPHY AND A GEOLOGIC MAP AREINCL.IDED.

1166 HEYL. A. V., AND OTHERS, REGIONAL STRUCTURE OF THESOUTHEAST MISSOURI AND ILLINOIS-KENTUCK::Y MINERAL DISTRICTS.U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN NO. 1202-B, WASHINGTON,D. C.. SURVEY BULLETIN NO. 1202-B (1965). (2)

FULL-SIZE, COLORED, GENERALIZED GEOLOGIC AND MINERALDEPOSITS MAPS OF THE PADUCAH, ROLLA, AND ST. LOUISQUADRANGLES WHICH SHOW FAULTS AND OTHER STRUCTURAL FEATURESARE THE GIST OF THIS SHORT REPORT.

1169 CROUCH, JAMES, PEIZOMETRIC LEVEL AND SHALLOW AQUIFERS,DILLON AND MERAMEC SPRING QUADRANGLES, MISSOURI. UNPUBLISHED

THESIS. THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI AT ROLLA, ROLLA, MO., UNPUBLISHEDTHESIS(1965). (4)

THIS THESIS IDENTIFIES THE SHALLOW AQUIFERS ANDDISCUSSES THE YIELD, OCCURRENCE, AND PIEZOMETRIC LEVEL OFGROUNDWATER IN THE DOLOMITIC ROCKS OF EASTERN PHELPS CO.,MISSOURI.

1192 GRAVELY, M. S., JR., THE GEOLOGY OF SOUTHWESTERN MADISONCOUNTY, MISSOURI. UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS, WASHINGTONUNIVERSITY, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, UNPUBLISHED MASTERSTHESIS(1960). (4)

THIS THESIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO CORRELATE THE SURFACEMAPPING OF A SMALL AREA OF THE COUNTY WITH AEROMAGNETICDATA.

1193 BOUDREAU. FRANCIS C., PALEOZOIC GEOLOGY OF THE SOUTHWESTPORTION OF THE DES ARC QUADRANGLE. UNPUBLISHED MASTERSTHESIS. ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, UNPUBLISHEDMASTERS THESIS(1960). (4)

A GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE STUDY AREA AND BRIEFDESCRIPTIONS OF THE FORMATIONS ARE CONTAINED IN THISTHESIS.

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1245 ZI[MMERMAN. R~. A~., AN~D AMSTIZ. G. C.. SOUTHEAST MISSOURIflFi fv. 'AMRPI TN mSSOr, V FPETROLEUMr 6OBTT(7BUETI.I. NTI, I. VCI n NO. 4 * T- LOGISTS BULLETIN (19'6B) fn)

THE PRECAMBRIAN RHYOLITE S AND UFFER CAMBRIANSEDIMENTARY ROCf:S ARE DESCRIFEED AND THEIR DISTRIBUTION ISSHOWN ;Y' it G ..iD IC MAP.

1.25'.2 HE TVTLIN. I IEl G.. THE STR:AIIGRAFHY OF THE STE. GENEVIEVEFOFRMAI fN BETWEEN STE. GENEVIEVE, MISSOURI ANU.. KARNAK, IL.UNPUFSI TSHT ITHESIS. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY.

AFRBON)AILE, IL.. I NPUBLISHED -HESIS (1968). (4)

1748 GILLERMAN. ELLIOT. ROSELLE LINEAMENT OF SOUTHEAST MISSOURI.

GFOL..OGICAL SOC rTY OF AMERTCA BULLETIN, VOL 81, BULLETIN7,-0) . ( 5)

A PREVIOUSLY UNRECOGNIZED FAULT ZONE WAS IDENTIFIEDFROM SIDE-LOOKING RADAR IMAGERY AND VERIFIED BY A FIELD

EXAMINATION.

_, 1674 VIETS. J. G., SFECTFOGRAPHIC AND CHEMICAL. ANALYSES OFDRILL CORE FROM FRECAMBRIAN IGNEOUS ROCKS OF THE ST.FRANCIS IGNEOUS PROVINCE IN SOUTHEAST MISSOURI. USGSOPEN-FILE REPORT NO. 70-402, WASHINGTON, D.C., REPORT

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, t-'JiP!: AFF 41 1. WOSHINGTON, V. C. , SURVEYb,, I F A F9 14 1 1 l q' 1. (2)

31- t - : IQ5 DSC JSSION3 OF THL ORIGIN, AGE.iF THE ALLU VIA[ OEPOSITS TOGETHER WITH SEVERAL

.... ,A! l .r-[C CRO i : ECTIONS.

J-r42 fF:: F-T',4. HL i--: . P.. AND WALKER, G. 0., SOIL_. SURVEY -

h! - ' IL T. . !):F:ARTMEIT (IF" CF LI L TlJEI.!,. . , '_ E.VICE .ERI.ES {lY;". FO). 59

w, TdrhN r . C.r,. SO IL REPORT (1964). (:2)

1 1:*! t, [(-.VM- ENGINEER DISTRICT, ST. LOUIS, CE, IASKASKIA

:!vF- . LrHJIJ. NAVIGATION IMPROVEMENT. MOUTH TO

- vr I K F. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. IA, SITE SELECTION.ST. L.IS. MO.. DFSIGN MEMORANDUM NO. IA (1964). (6)

1159 MAJOR, ROBERT L., MINERAL RESOURCES AND MINERALQTWOUSTPIL3 OP THE EXTREME SOUTHERN ILLINOIS REGION. ILLINOIS

" ,F 3FF) I ifAL SURVEY MINERAL ECONOMICS BRIEF 13,-A,. IL- , ECONOMICS BRIEF 13 (1966). (2)

F'RRDUCTION STATISTICS AND LOCATIONS OF SOURCES

[MP:ISL THE GREATER PART OF THIS REPORT.

116 HEYL, A. V., AND OTHERS. REGIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE5i!LOUTHEAST 9IIS RtI AND ILLINOIS-KENTUCKY MINERAL DISTRICTS.

UI. 5. GE-OL. OGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN NO. 1202-B, WASHINGTON.IU. .,., BULL,'I:LLETIN NO. 1202-B (1965) . (2)

-tll.I --SIZE. COLORED. GENERALIZED GEOLOGIC AND MINERAL

2 OF PQ TS MAPS OF THE PADIUCAH. ROLLA, AND ST. LOU TSAD-ANGLE"S WIlCi SHOW FAULTS AND OTHER STRUCTURAL FEATURES

AR: THE 61ST OF THIS SHOF:T REPORT.

it '! ,oj1f-. F:OPnDFFTI ._ MINERAL RESOURCES AND MINERAL• I K ,I .f Fr HI F UHllH A IFRN ILL INAUF RErION. ILLINOIS

". !d '. FY Y., hINERAL ECONOMI['S BRIEF 1.4..1 . I. I IuIMICS BRIEF 1.4 (1966). (2)

[FilD~ll0 R]TATISTICS AND LOCATIONS OF SOURCESr'iMF'-5F - HF HRFAF FART OF THIS FEFORT.

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1178 DESBOROLJGH. GEORGE A.. GEOLOGY OF THE POMONA QUADRANGLE.IL. ILLINOIS STATE 7)FOLOGTCAL SURVEY CIRCULAR -20.URBANA, ILL.. SURVEY CIRCULAR 320 (1961). (2)

THE COLORED GEOLOGIC MAP' IS ACCOMPANIED BY A SHORTTEXT CONTAINING DESCRIPTIONS OF THE FORMATIONS.

1 179 CARTER. NEAL A. , GEOLOGY OF LINf.AID TOWNSHIP, CAMPBELLHILL QUADRANGLF, JACISON COUNTY. IL. UNPUBLISHED MASTERSTHESIS, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY. CARBONDALE, IL., UNPUBLISHED

U MASTERS THESIS(1964). (4)IN ADDITION TO A COLORED BFDROCK. GEOLOGY MAP, THIS

THESIS CONTAINS DISCUSSIONS OF THE STRATIGRPAHY. GEOLOGIC*' '-- H(STORY, AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF THE TOWNSHIP.

EU "1180 KOLESAR, JOHN C., GEOLOGY OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER.

M'RPHYSBORO QUADRANGLE. IL. UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS,SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, CARBONDALE, IL.. UNPUBLISHEDMASTERS THESIS(1964). (4)

THIS THESIS CONTAINS A GEOLOGIC MAP FLUS DISCUSSIONSOF THE STRATIGRAFHY,. STRUCTURE, GEOLOGIC HISTORY, ANDMINERAL RESOURCES OF THE AREA.

1181 SA-rTERFIELD, IRA R., BEDROCK GEOLOGY OF THE COBDENQUADRANGLE. UNPLIBLISHED MASTERS THESIS! SOUTHERNILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, CARBONDALE, IL., UNPUBLISHED MASTERSTHESIS(1965). (4)

A COLORED BEDROCK GEOLOGY MAP IS ACCOMPANIED BY ADETAILED DISCUSSION OF THE STRATIGRAPHY AND STRUCTURE OFTHE AREA. NUMEROUS OUTCROPS ARE DESCRIBED IN DETAIL.

1182 PORTER, JOSEPH A.. BEDROCK GEOLOGY OF PART OF THE GORHAMAND WOLF LAKE QUADRANGLES, IL. UNPUBLISHED MASTERSTHESIS, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, CARBONDALE, IL.. UNPUBLISHEDMASTERS THESIS(1963). (4)

THIS THESIS CONTAINS DISCUSSIONS OF THESTRATIGRAPHY, STRUCTURE, AND ECONOMIC GEOLOGY OF THE AREAIN ADDITION TO THE GEOLOGIC MAP.

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* 1187. PIC:ARD, FRANKi R., BEDROCi GEOLOGY OF THE GORHAM AREA. UNPUBLISHEDMASTERS THESIS, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, CARBONDALE,IL.. UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS (1963). (4)

A COLORED GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE AREA IS ACCOMPANIED BY*DESCRIPTIONS OF THE STRATIGRAPHY, STRUCTURE., GEOLOGIC* HISTORY. AND MINERAl_ RESOURCES. NUMEROUS OUTCROPS ARE

DfSCRDF4F IN DETAIL.

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1164 WARTHEN, ROBERT C., THE BEDROCK GEOLOGY OF THE NORTHEASTQUARTER OF THE DONGOLA QUADRANGLE. UNPUBLISHED MASTERSTHESIS, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, CARBONDALE, IL., UNPUBLISHEDMASTERS THESIS(1962). (4)

THIS THESIS CONTAINS A COLORED GEOLOGIC MAP OF THEAREA PLUS DESCRIPTIONS OF THE STRATIGRAPHY AND STRUCTURE.

1231 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS. CE. COTTONWOODS.OLIGH PUMPING PLANT, ALEXANDER COUNTY! IL. BASIS OFDESIGN, PUBLIC LAW 685 PROJECT. MEMPHIS. TN.. PUBLIC LAW685 PROJECT(1962). (6)

125o STREAN. BERNARD M., THE BREAKDOWN AND EROSION OFSANDSTONE BEDROCK AND THE SUBSEQUENT BREAKDOWN ANDMOVEMENTS OF THE FRAGMENTS PRODUCED IN PORTIONS OF THEPOMONA QUADRANGLE. IL. UNPUBLISHED THESIS, SOUTHERNILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, CARBONDALE, IL.! UNPUBLISHED THESIS(1963). (4)

1251 MCCORMICK, LOUIS M.. BEDROCK GEOLOGY OF THE NORTHWEST

QUARTER OF THE DONGOLA QUADRANGLE. UNPUBLISHED THESIS,SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, CARBONDALE, ILL., UNPUBLISHEDTHESIS(1967). (4

1252 HEIVILIN, FRED G., THE STRATIGRAPHY OF THE STE. GENEVIEVEFORMATION BETWEEN STE. GENEVIEVE,. MISSOURI AND KARNAK. IL.UNPUBLISHED THESIS, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY.CARBONDALE. IL.., UNPUBLISHED THESIS (1968). (4)

1287 PARKS, W. D.. AND FEHRENBACHER. J. B., SOIL SURVEY OFPULASKI AND ALEXANDER COUNTIES, IL. U. S. DEPARTMENT OFAGRICULTURE, SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C.,SOIL. SURVEY (1968). (2)

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1362 FLOWERS, G. D., THE DEPrH TO BEDROCK AND THE NATURE OFTHE SURFICIAL MATERIAL IN THE CARBONDALE, ILLINOIS AREA.UNPUBLISHED THESIS. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY,CARBONDALE. IL.. tNPUBL.TSHED THESIS (1969). (4)

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1.6 1-EHLENBACH. R.. FACIES. DISTRIBUTION. AND DEPOSITIONALEVNTRONMENT OF THE MISSISSIPPI CYPRESS FORMATION INSOUTHERN ILL INOIS. UNFUBLISHED THESIS. SOUTHERN ILLINOISUNIVERSITY, CARBONDALE, IL.. UNPUBLISHED THESIS(1969). (A'U

1764 JOHNSON. V. . FRACTURE PATTERN ALONG POMONA FAULT IN3ACF SON AND UN ION COI JNT I ES, ILLINOIS. UNPLJBL I SHEDTHESIS, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY, CARBONDALE, IL.,. UNPUBLISHEDTHESIS(1969'. (4)

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1366 Al EXANDER, C. !l. AND PRIOR. J. C., THE ORIGIN AND -1FUNCTION OF THE CACHE VALLEY., SOUTHERN ILLINOIS. UNIV.ILILINOIS COLLEGE AGRI. SPECIAL PUBL. 14. URBANA, IL., SPECIALF URL . 14 (I96E8). 2

1383 ALEXANDER. C. S.. AND PRIOR, J. C., THE ORIGIN ANDFUNCTION OF THE CACHE VALLEY., SOUTHERN ILLINOIS. UNIV.

OF ILLINOIS. COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, SPECIAL PUBLICATIONNO. 14. URBANA, IL., SPECIAL PUBLICATION NO. 14(1968) . (2)

USING TERRACE MORPHOLOGY AND RADIOCARBON DATES ASEVIDENCE, THE WRITERS CONTEND THAT THE PRESENT COURSE OFTHE OHIO RIVER BELOW GOLCONDA IS OLDER THAN AND THE CACHEVALLEY FILL YOUNGER THAN THAT PREVIOUSLY RECOGNIZED.

1417 OLIVE, W. W.,. GEOLOGIC MAP OF PARTS OF THE CAIRO ANDBARLOW OUADRANGLES. BALLARD COUNTY, KY. U. S. GEOLOGICAL.SLIF"',EY GEOLOGIC QUADRANGLE MAP GO-885. WASHINGTON. D.C., GEOLOGICQUAD. MAP(1971). (2)

1635 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS. CE. BIG LAKEBASIN, DRINi:WATER SEWER. MISSOURI. DETAILED PROJECTFEF'ORT, MEMPHIS. TN., REPORT (1976). (6)

1636 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DIST., MEMPHIS, CE, CAIRO PUMPINGSTATIONS, CAIRO. ILIINOIS. FLOOD CONTROL. IMPROVEMENTS. DESIGNMEMD NO. 101)., PHASE I, MEMPHIS, TN., DESIGN MEMOS(!c,7).. (6)

DFSIGN MFMO NO. 101. GENERAL DESIGN MEMO; PHASE II.DESIGN MEMO NO. 101, PHASE II. SUPPLEMENT, CONSTRUCTIONDEWATERING FOR 10 TH AND 28TH STREET PUMPING STATIONS,CAIRO, IL..

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I9 rFt.U COn N [1JTFOL IMPROVEMENTS. PERRY COUNTY,1I OUNI , AND RANDflLH COUNTY. IL. DESIGN MEMO NO.2.,".FFAI OSIGiN MEMO, PHASE I I, ST. LOUIS. MO., DESIGN

: Pt!I ., 7t..TF rOF::- C., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF UNIONC-HNTY, it L I4A15, U. S. SnIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,WASHINGFON. D.C.. SOIL SURVEY (1979). (2)

1 6'Q HEFF'MAN. :' A., AND OTHERS. SOIL SURVEY OF JACKSON COUNTY,p_ k. , SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C., SOIL

[64,) HOlMF'tlF-i,, M-UF'ICF E., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF BALLARDANrD MCCIRACFEN COUNTIES. * ENTUCKY. U. S. SOIL,nrNIFRVAT ION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C. , SOIL. SURVEY (ALSOPLATE ER l'w (tQ76). (2)

1641 I~i I rlI I; 'UT6TE REOL.OGTCAL SURVEY, ROAI) MATERIALSFESOI.RCES MAPS, URBANA. IL. ILLINOIS STATE GEOLOGICAL:URVEY, GEO. SURVFY (DATE UNKNOWN). (2)

1642 STt1l, .1A{ r., AND BROWN. ROBERT D.. INVENTORY OF,A Ftf(n AND CULTURAL ELEMENTS, MIDDLE MISS. RIVERFI nlnVAF'T AN., H., S. ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT

4 0% 17r, MU:. FOF'ER NO. Y- 75-1, VICKSBURG. MS., MISC.F'F'RF' (L:5] I-" FLATE B5) (1975). (2)

I . -1,)i'li r,'Y. p. I ., INVESTIGATION OF RELIEF WELLS, MISS..F IEVFF5;, AITON TO GALE, IL. U. S. ARMY ENGINEERWATEFWO,,T FXF'FRIMFNT STATION. MISC. PAPER NO. S-72-21.

I". ] f • ; I'.',. i' , , 11 :"I,1 . F'A 'EP'. (197.2 ) . (2])

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-. 111 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, CE. FLOOD CONTROL.MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES. ST. FRANCIS BASIN, UPPER ST.FRANCIS RIVER. GENERAL DESIGN MEMORANDUM, MEMPHIS, TENN.,

DESIGN MEMORANDUM (1964). (6)I

* 122 L. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. MEMPHIS, CE. FLOOD CONTROL,MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, ST. FRANCIS BASIN. SUPPLEMENTTO GENERAL DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 104. UPPER ST. FRANCIS

~yT.DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 104 (1967). (6)

1-.19 LAMONDS. A. G., AND OTHERS, WATER RESOURCES OF RANDOLPHAND LAWRENCE COUNTIES, ARK::ANSAS. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYBULLETIN 1679--B., WASHINGTON, D. C.. SURVEY BULLETIN 1879-B(1969).()

* i345 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. MEMPHIS, CE! FLOOD CONTROL,MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, CACHE RIVER BASIN, ARKANSAS.GENERAL DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 101. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO.101 (1969). (6)

1357 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, CE, FLOOD CONTROL,MISS.~ RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, FEATURE DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO.

-* 328, RELOCATION OF FACILITIES, MINGO DITCH. DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 328, DESIGN MEMORANDUM (1966). (6)

0 1-.69 ROBERTSON, N. W., SOIL SURVEY OF GREENE COUNTY! ARKANSAS.6 U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AjRTCULTJRE, SOIL. CONSERVATION

SERVICE. WASHINGTON, D. C., SURVEY (1969). (2)

1-60 SAUCIER. R. T., ORIGIN OF THE ST. FRANCIS SUNK LANDS,SARFJ:ANSAS AND M1TSSOURI. 63EOL.OGlr7r)L SOCIETY OF AMERICA

BULL.ETIN, VOL r-It. BULLETIN (1970). (5)'THIS PAPER PRESENTS EVIDENCE THAT THE SUNK LANDS

WERE CREATED AS A RESULT OF ALLUVIAL DROWNING OF BRAIDEDSTREAM CHANNELS RATHER THAN AS A RESULT OF THE NEW MADRIDEARTHQUA[F OF 1611. AND 1812.

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1421 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, CE, FLOOD CONTROL,MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, ST. FRANCIS BASIN, ST.FRANCIS RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES. FEATURE DESIGN MEMORANDUMNO. 328. RELOCATION OF FACILITIES, MINGO DITCH, MEMPHIS,TN., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 328 (1968). (6)

1423 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. MEMPHIS, CE, ST. FRANCISRIVER BASIN PROJECT. MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS, UPPER ST.FRANCIS BASIN. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 330, RELOCATION ANDALTERATION OF FACILITIES, ST. FRANCIS RIVER. DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 3()(1966). (6)

1425 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT., MEMPHIS, CE, ST. FRANCIS

BASIN PROJECT. MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS., UPPER ST. FRANCISBASIN. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 332., RELOCATION ANDALTERATION OF FACILITIES, DITCH NO. 12., MEMPHIS, TN., DESIGN

n qMEMORANDUM(1967). (6)

1426 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, CE, ST. FRANCISRIVER BASIN PROJECT, MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS, UPPER ST.FRANCIS BASIN. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 333, RELOCATION ANDALTERATION OF FACILITIES, DUDLEY DITCH AND LICK CREEKMEMPHIS., TENN., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 333 (1968). (6)

1644 FERGUSON, DICK V., SOIL SURVEY OF CRAIGHEAD COUNTY,ARKANSAS. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON,D.C.. SOIL SURVEY (1979). (2)

4 1645 GORE, WARREN A., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF LAWRENCECOUNTY., ARKANSAS. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,WASHINGTON, D.C., SOIL SURVEY (ALSO ON PLATE B4)(1978). (2)

41 1646 GURLEY. PHIL D., SOIL SLIRVEY OF DI NFL.IN COUNTY, MISOURI.

U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON., D.C.. SOILSURVEY(ALSO ON PLATE B1O)(1979). (2)

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1647 WFSTFFEI P, P. W. , WELL RECORDS, WATER-LEVELMEASUF'EMENTS. LUG:3 OF TEST HOLES, AND CHEMICAL ANALYSES OFGROUND WATER IN THE CACHE RIVER ALLUVIAL AOUIFER--STREAMSYSTEM, NORTHEAST, ARKANSAS. 1946-1976. USGS OPEN-FILEREPORT NO. 77-4(-). WASHINGTON. D.C.. REPORT (1946--1976). (2)

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FD~ FT NC I I. K AND MINARD. J. P..* GEOLOGIC MAP OF THEgr iMPN45TON Cl!JADRN(,LE. GRAVES COUNTY, ::ENTUCL:Y. U. S.

'1Tljn~ ~ F..~ GOLr3C UADRANGLE !IAF' r5J. A SINGTON,rC7'(EWPT 1' 7 QAD MAP 1 r)6 6 )(7

'j? P F-rTW ' JLLIAM T. A~ND OTI-IFS. SOIL SURVEY OF DYEPjr,4N I TL E UrS 7 U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AOF.ICULTURE, SOIL

iFUfN 3E FA"T I fiN SERY ",ICE SOILE. SURVEY (1966) ('2)

IO 0-j L A DE. L. V. . GEOLOG IC MAiP OF THE H I CPORY 01JADRANGLE,r; 4FSA VFc i lNTYi. IENTIJCI<:Y. 1J. S. GEOLOGlICAL SRE:FEt-L2ORIC ()1L'rDRANGLE NO. GO-457. WASHING3TON. 1". C.. S.'URVEY

V3EK1flh [ QjD (1 965) . t2)

1 ()56 MOORE. GERALD G EOLOGY A~ND HYDROLOGY OF THE CLAIBORNE(3P-.OLJF' IN WESTEFRN TENNESSEE. U. S. GEOLOGICA~L SURVEYWOATER-SIF-FL Y F-FEF NO. 180'9-F. WATER-SIJRPLY PAPER(19615). (2)

TN4 (DDIT~fnh TO DETAILED INFORMATION ON THE HYDROLOGY -

F P-l!4FT- THERE ARE ygiLIBLE PLATES CONTAIINING FENCEI -:ThMc';. I-lt; CORRELATIONS. GEOLOGIC SECTIONS, AND A

GEOLOGIC COLUMN.

1 . -. I.JR . A VAILABILITY OF GROLUND IWATER IN THECL INFU)N PUADRANGLE. JAMCI<SON PURCHASE REGION, PFY. U. S.

Ei-01.0TCA~L ;URVEY, HYDROLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS ATLAS NO.HA--17- . WA3:HINRTON. D. C., INVEST. ATLAS (1967). (2)

1 71) F((NI H. . (iVAILABIL ITY OF GROUND WATER IN THEHID [OPT 1IDF<rj[R'INGLE, JACLjSON PUJRCHASE REGlION. PKENTUCKY. U.

-< r;f r ,rj1;FTLIEY. HYDROLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS ATLAS NO.IHA - 1,K, WASH INGTON. D. C. . INVEST. ATLAS (1965). (2)

THF. iTl t., 2-)NqISTS (IF A GROUNDWATER AVAILABILITY|..SECTION. AND DE T

I . F. AN NCHARAD. I Fl- I ST I CS OFLGC F iOFTN'.

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1,7 , DAVIS, R. W. A I-'ALABIL. ITY 6F LROUNI WATER IN THEMAYFIFLD QUADRANGLE, JACKSON PURCHASE REGION. KENTUCKY. U.S. GEOLOGICAL SIRVEY, HYDROf1i IC INVESTIGATIONS ATLAS NO.HA-164. WASHINGTON. D. C., INVEST. ATLAS (1965). (2)

THE ATLAS CONSISTS OF A GROUNDWATER AVAILABILITYMAF A GENERALIZED COLUMNAR SECTION, AND DESCRIPTIONS OFTHF WATER-BEAR-ING CHARACTERISTIC. OF FORMATIONS.

1077 MACCARY, L. M. AND DAVIS, R. W.. AVAILAPIL ITY OF GROUNDWATER IN THE WESTFLAINS OIUADRANGLE, JACKSON PURCHASE

REGION, ;:ENTUCKY. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. HYDROLOGIC

INVESTIGATIONS ATLAS NO. HA-166, WASHINGTON. D. C., INVEST.ATLAS(19&66) . (2)

THE ATI.AS CONSISTS OF A GROUNDWATER AVAILABILITYMAP. A GENERALIZED COLUMNAR SECTION. AND DESCRIPTIONS OFTHE WATER-BEARING CHARACTERISTICS OF FORMATIONS.

1078 HANSEN, A. J.. JR.. AVAILABILITY OF GROUND WATER IN THECRUTCHFIELD QUADRANGLE., JACKSON PURCHASE REGION, KENTUCKY.U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. HYDROLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS ATLASNO. HA-167, WASHINGTON, D. C., INVEST. ATLAS (1966). (2)

THE ATLAS CONSISTS OF A GROUNDWATER AVAILABILITYMAP, A GENERALIZED COLUMNAR SECTION, AND DESCRIPTIONS OFTHE WATER-BEARING CHARACTERISTICS OF FORMATIONS.

:1079 DAVIS, R. W.. AVAILABILITY OF GROUND WATER IN THE FANCYFARM QUADRANGLE. JACKSON PURCHASE REGION. KY. U. S.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, HYDROLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS ATLAS NO.HA-169. WASHINGTON, D. C., INVEST. ATLAS (1966). (2)

THE ATLAS CONSISTS OF A GROUNDWATER AVAILABILITYMAP. A GENERALIZED COLUMNAR SECTION. AND DESCRIPTIONS OFTHE WATER--BEARING CHARACTERISTICS OF FORMATIONS.

1080- HANSEN. A. J.. JR., AVAILABILITY OF GROUND WATER IN THEDUBLIN QUADRANGLE, JACI:SON PURCHASE REGION, KY. U. S.

* GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. HYDROLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS ATLAS NO.HA-170, WASHINGTON. D. C., INVEST. ATLAS (1966). (2)

THE ATLAS CONSISTS OF A GROUNDWATER AVAILABILITY

MAP, A GENERALIZED COLUMNAR SECTION. AND DESCRIPTIONS OFTHE WATER-BEARING CHARACTERISTICS OF FORMATIONS.

It (-)lRcp DAVTS, R. W., AVAILARILITY OF GROUND WATEr IN THE

LOVEL.ACEVTII.LE QUADRANCLE. JACKSON PURCHASE REGION, KY. U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, HYDROILOGIC INVESTIGATIONS ATLAS NO.HA-172, WASHINGTON. D. C., INVEST ATLAS (1966). (2)

THE ATILA'S CONSTSTS OF A GROUN!)WATER AVAILABILITY* MAP. A GENERALIZED COLUMNAP SECTION. AND DESCRTPTIONS OF

THE WATER--BEc'RTI NG rI-ARACTER1STT1C',S (IF FORMATIONS.

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1114 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS. CE. WEST TENNESSEETRIFUTAF!E F PFOTECT, OBION RIVER. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO.5. RELOCATIONS OF ACILITIES. CHANNEL IMPROVEMENT, MIDDLEFORK OBION RIVER, MEMPHIS, TN., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 5

l (1967) . (6)

1115 U. S. ARMY ENGINEE-R DISTRICT. MEMPHIS, CE. WEST TENNESSEETRIBUTARIES PROJECT, OBION RIVER. SUFPLEMENT TO DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 2, RELOCATION AND ALTERATION OF FACILITIES,MEMPHIS, TN.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM (1964). (6)

1.116 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. MEMPHIS. CE. WEST TENNESSEETRIBUTARTES. GENERAL DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. I, REVISED, DESIGNMEMORANDUM (1961). (6)

1155 DAVIS, R. W., AVAILABILITY OF GROUND WATER IN THE MELBER

QUADRANGLE. JACKSON PURCHASE REGION. KY. U. S.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. HYDROLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS ATLAS NO.HA-174. WASHINGTON. D. C.. INVEST. ATLAS (1967). (2)

1165 OLIVE, W. W., GEOLOGIC MAF OF FART OF THE CAYCEQUADRANGLE. HICKMAN AND FULTON COUNTIES! KY. U. S.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GEOLOGIC QUADRANGLE MAP GQ-601,WASHINGTON, D. C., QUADRANGLE MAP (1967). (2)

1185 SWANSON, R. W., AND WILSHIRE, H. G.. GEOLOGIC MAP OF THEWESTPLAINS QUADRANGLE, GRAVES COUNTY, KENTUCKY. U. S.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GEOLOGIC QUADRANGLE MAP GQ-587-WASHINGTON. D. C.. QUADRANGLE MAP (1967). (2)

1199 HANSEN. ARNOLD J.. JR., AVAILABILITY OF GROUND WATER INTHE CAYCE QUADRANGILE, JACKSON FURCHASE REGION.FENrUCKY-TENNESSEE. U. S. GFOLOGICAL SURVEY. HYDROLOGICTNVE',- T (i T I -rq s IL ;'&5 NO. H6- ., WASHINGTON. D. C. . INVEST.

A U AS 9 196' . 2,

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:12... DVIS, F. W., ,Y(7AILABIL.ITY OF GROUND WATER: IN THLE IL rBURt.HDIIADFANGLF. JACfKSON PURCHA9';E REGION. :Y. U. S.

GEOLOGICAL SURVTEY. HYDROLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS ATLAS NO.

HA-179. WASHINGTON, D. C., INVEST. ATL AS (1967) . (2)THE ATLAS CONSISTS OF A GROUNDWATER AVAILABILITY

1MF, GN FNDPOLI7FO COI_UMNAR SECTI(N. AND DF SCIPTIi]NS OFTHF WATFF-PFA'TNA CHARACTFRTSTICS OF FORMATIONq.

12()6 IAM[iMERT, -. W. AVATLABILITY OF GROUND WATER IN FARTS OFTHE NFW MADRID SF, HUBBARD LAKE, AND BONDURANTQiIUADFANGLFES, ,JA IKSON PURCHASE REGION KENTUCKY-TENNESSEE.U. S. GEOIOGICAL SURVEY, HYDROLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS ATLASNn. HA- 17R . WA9H IIGTON. D. C., INVE ST. ATI AS (1967 . (2)

A ST'PA] IFP'H IC COL INI TEST HO!.E DATA, AND A CROS7CSECTION ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ATLAS.

1229 NEWTON, J. H. AND SIMS. P. P., SOIL. SURVEY OF FULTONCIINTY, .ENTUCKY. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICLILTURE, SOIL

C INSERVATTON SERVICE, SOIL SURVEY (1964). (2)

126. L AMBEFT, T. W., AVAILABILITY OF GROUND WATER IN THEHICKMAN QUADRANGLE, KENTUCKY-MISSOURI-TENNESSEE. U. S.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, HYDROLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS ATLAS NO.HA--19l. WASHINGTON. D. C., INVEST. ATLAS (1968). (2)

1269 HANSEN, A. J.. JR.. AVAILABILITY OF GROUND WATER IN THEOAFTON QUADRANGLE AND PART OF THE WOLF ISLAND QUADRANGLEIN IAC EIN FLIRCHASE REGION, KY. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SIUIRVEY.

HYDROLOGIC INVESTIGATIONS ATLAS NO. HA--182., WASHINGTON, D.C. , INVEST. ATILAS (1968) . (2)

127(- LAMBEFT. T. W.. AVAILABILITY OF GROUND WATER IN THE PARTSOF FHE WrCfLIFFE AND WICKLIFFE NW QUADRANGLES IN JACKSONFIFCHASE FEGION. KY. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, HYDROLOGIC

f NVFSTT fTTDNS ATLAS NO. HA-185, WASHINGTON D. C., INVEST.

I ATLAS(1968). (2)

1275 ID,;TS, F. W., AVAILABILITY OF GROUND WATER IN THE PARTSOF THE ARLINGTON AND WICK LIFFE SW QUADRANGLES IN JACKSONPURCHASE REGION. :Y. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, HYDROLOGICIrVFqTTGATTOr , ATLAS NO. HA-183, WASHINGTON. D.. C. . INVEST.

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--- , FI HtH, W. I.. GEOL.OGY MAP OF THE LOVELACEVILLE"- I 1)F', N3L 1 - ". I t.1 TLC Y. L. S. GEOLOGICAL. 'SURVEY GEOLOGIC[ LJADRAgNGLE MAP (30-763. WASHINGTON, D. C., GEOL. QUAD MAP( 196i8) . (2)

12'& 9 "F, W. D. AND FEHREENBAC7HER, J. P., SOIl. SURVEY OFJ'ULI_'-J lND ALEXANDER COUNTIES, IL. LI. S. DEFAFTMENT OF

F'RiCIJLTUFE. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON. D. C..- f,[I IIFIRVEy (1968) (2)

Ii2 I) . ARMY EIGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, CE. WEST TENNESSEETRIRUTARIES PROJECT, FORKED DEER RIVER. DESIGNMFMOF:NIJDLM NO. 6, IMPROVEMENT, NORTH FORK FORKED DEERRIVEF:. MII)DLF FORK FORKED DEER RIVER, DESIGN MEMORANDUM([96 7). '6)

172- OLTVE. W.W.. AND FINCH, W. I.. STRATIGRAPHIC ANDMTNFRALOGIC RELATIONS AND CERAMIC PROPERTIES OF CLAYr)EF-'f.JITS OF EOCENE AGE IN THE JACKSON PURCHA9E REGION, I.Y.U. S. GEOLOGICAL. SURVEY BULLETIN 1282, WASHINGTON, D. C.,SURVEY BULLETIN 1282 (1969). (2)

1744 MFGRAIN, PRESTON, ECONOMIC GEOLOGY OF CALLOWAY COUNTY,LF NTL.C Y. f::FNTIICKY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY COUNTY REPORT 2.I FYtNFTOj, K-Y., SURVEY REPORT (1966). (2)

1 799 RANSFlN, R. Wr, GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE MELBER QUADRANGLE,GRAYES AND MCCRAFEN COUNTIES, KY. U. S. GEOLOGICALSUJRVEY GEOLO-IC QUADRANGLE MAP GL.-86). WASHINGTON, D. C{fl t. f'LAD MAR t1970). (2)

140'6 FINCH, W. I. GEtOOGIC MAP OF PART OF THE HICKMAN' AFF-:Ai.t I F, F "[ 7 ]O, COUNTY. KENTUCKY AND MISS. COUNTY.

0 Ii f J'l IFv, I . I . r.,, 14FOI OG ICA. SURVEY r3FOL FG IC OIUAD)RANGtEiI ' .' ;' W,'HIN(3TON, D. CU. , GEOL. OJAU) MAF 1971 . :1)

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14(19 BROWN, B. L., HND OTHERS, SCIL SURYEY OF PEMISCOT COUNTY.- - MO. ti. S DEPARTMENT OF ASn'CUL TilFr , SOIL CONSERVATION

SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C.. SOIL SURVEr (1971) . (21

1 -11 F F W. T.. . R TE P IA (Y PND f-IATEFF ARY STFAT I GRAF'HY I NHENRY AND NOR HERN CARR:OLL COUNI I ES. TN. JOURNAL OF THETFNNESSEE ACADEMYf OF SCI ENCE., JOURNAl (1971 (5)

THIS I'APEF, CONTAINS BRIEF NARRATIVE DESCRIPTIONS OFTHE FORMATIONS PRESENT IN THE AREA.

14:2' F I NCH. W. I . , GEOLOG I C MAF OF PART OF THE BONDURANTLUADFRf 1GL L FIJL 1 UN LU. . LY.. AN NEW MADRID AND MISS.COS., MO. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GEOLOGIC QUADRANGLE

MAP G(-44. WASHINGTON, D. C., GEOL QUAD MAP (1971). (2)

- 1473 OLIVE. W. W., GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE BLANDVILLE QUADRANGLE,* BALLARD AND CARLISLE COUNTIES, KY. U. S. GEOLOGICAL

SURVEY GEOLOGIC QUADRANGLE MAP G0-938, WASHINGTON, D. C.,- GEOL QUAD MAP (1971). (2)

1648 U. S. ARMY ENGIENER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, CE, DETAILED

PROJECT REPORT, FINLEY STREET AREA. DYERSBURG, TN,DETAILED PROJECT REPORT, MEMPHIS, TN., REPORT

(1972). (6)

1649 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER' DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, CE, HICKMAN.FENTUCKY. DETAILED PROJECT REPORT, WEST HICIbMAN AREA,MEMPHIS, TN., REPORT (1973). (6)

6 1650 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DiSTRICT, MEMPHIS. CE, MUD LAKEPUMPING STATION, LAKE COUNTY, TENNESSEE. FLOOD CONTROL,MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES. GENERAL DESIC' MEMO, PHASE

I, MEMPHIS, TN., DESIGN MEMO (1976). (6)

65l1. L. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, CE, NEW MADRID

FLOODWAY, MISSOURI. DESIGN MEMO NO. SUPPLEMENT NO. 1,PEAFIELD FLOODGATE, MEMPHIS. TN., DESIGN MEMO

(197) B0

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1652 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. MEMPHIS, CE. REELFOOT LAKE-- LAKE NO. 9, WESTERN TENNESSEE TRIBUTARIES. KENTUCKY ANDTENNESSEE. DESIGN MEMO NO. 101, GENERAL DESIGN MEMO, DESIGNMEMOS(1976). (6)

FEATURE DESIGN MEMO NO. 201. LAKE NO. 9 PUMPINGSTAT ION.

1657 U. '3. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. MEMPHIS, CE, WEST KENTUCKY

TFIBUTARIES, OBION CREEK, KENTUCKY, FLOOD CONTROL,

MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES. DESIGN MEMO NO. 101,GENERAL DESIGN MEMO, MEMPHIS, TN., DESIGN MEMO(1975). (0)

1654 MCCRAIN. PRESTON, ECONOMIC GEOLOGY OF MCCRACKEN COUNTY.KENTUC Y. COUNTY REPORTS, KENTUCKY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,

LEYINGTON. FY.. GEOL SURVEY (1976). (2)

II1655 SIMS. J. D.. GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE DUBLIN QUADRANGLE,

GRAVES AND HICK MAN COUNTIES. KY. USGS MAP NO. 972.FKENTUCKY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, LEXINGTON. KY., GEOL SURVEY(1972). (2)

1656 OLIVE, W. W., GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE CLINTON QUADRANGLE.

HICKMAN COUNTY. KENTUCKY. USGS MAP NO. GQ-1030. KENTUCKYGEOLOGICAL SURVEY. LEXINGTON. KY., GEOL SURVEY

4 (1972). (2)

1657 OLIVE. W. W., GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE CAIRO AND BARLOW

QUADRANGLES, BALLARD COUNTY. KY. USGS MAP NO. G-982,fENTUCKY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, LEXINGTON. KY.. GEOL SURVEY-t971). (2)

1656 SWANSON, R. W., GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE LA CENTER QUADRANGLE. 7* BALLARD AND MCCRACKEN COUNTIES, Y. USGS MAP G-1417,

I rN r CF Y GEOLUG I CAI SUfiVEV, I EX I NG I UN, I V. GEOL SURVEY(1978). (2)

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1659 DAVIS, R. W.. AND OTHERS, SUBSURFACE GFOLOGY AND( (jij : m-;'TL-r; FO'FrIF' OF T F ,]AC) -qN3O ! F tnrl..qF 'RT ON.F N llt yt. y, WA-IEPF-CtIFFLY FAFER 1987. U!. F. E0iL. rGI.CAL31 UFVEY. WPSHING!VON. P.rF. FAFEF (1977). (2

1660 OL Y',E W.W.. GEh lOGY (IF THIE JACKSON FURCHAqE REGION,F NTIJCIY ,Org, 1 I]0- FOR GEOOGICAL SOlCIETY (IF ENTUr'- 1 97:

FI LI) EXCU F'SI ON). GUIDEBOtw 3 FOR FIELD TRIPF S, KENTUCK.Y,1 U! rOGICAl SIf[VEY L F X I N(WIf10N 1.:Y. ( E - U ,-

1611 DAVIS, F. w.A ND OTHERS. WATER IN THE ECONOMY OF THE,ACI SON FlIPCHASE FEBI ON PF KENTUCI<Y. SPECIALPUJBLIrAI, 1N4 70, KENTUCF ! LEOLOGICAL SUFVEY, LEXINGTON.KY. SPEC. FPIJO ICATIONS (1971) . (2)

1662 BIJRLEY, FHILL D., SOIL. SURVEY OF DUNKLIN COUNTY, MISSOURI.I. S. ,ROIK ONSFI'VATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C. , SOIL

SURVEY (AL.SO ON PLATE B9)(1979). (2)

166.7, HUMPHREY. MALIRICE E., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF CALLOWAYAND MARSHALL• COUNTIES. KENTUCKY. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATIONSERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C., SOIL SURVEY (1977). (2)

01664 DROWN, WILL IAM T. SOIL SURVEY OF OBION COUNTY. TENNESSEE.

U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C., SOILSIF'5UE j 1 1 97T) . (2)

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1664 HIMFHfEY. MAUJRICE E.. AND OTHERS. SOIL SURVEY OF BAI.LARDAND MCCRACIEN COUNTIES. KENTUCKY. U. S. SOILCONE :ATY ION WERVICF. WASHINGTON, D.C.. SOIL SURVEY (ALSOON FLATIF DFR (1976). (2)

1 6 -:L, F-L!.S:;, EGAVY 1 F. , I.ATE HOI.. Or( NE FAUL1 ING AN r) EARTHDUAKERECUREINCEF IN THE REELFOOT LAKE AREA, NORTHWESTERNTFrNNV9-FF. GF0t rI1CAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA RULLET[N. PART

•~ ~ EM, L ! T l;r4 ,,1l ; l N E ,kTI-!OIUAI-::'ES) (1"979), t5;:,

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ISO!, ZuBAI! , MAFq, D.. RFCURRENT FAULTING IN THE VICINITY OFr-,i-- Lb ORFHWESTEFN TENNESSFF. GEOLOGICAL.,%i'IL FL r ' F ,'t) i [F ICK BLILETIN. FART 1 B.ULLETIN (AI!S-O ONF H,;' J- F. -) (1 79 . (5)

IN601 (F ]F[ W. I.. - FPLOGIC MAF' OF THE WICKLIFFE QUADRANGLE,I I.([3KLIF' .. AND THE PAFRT OF THE WATT 9U.ADRANGLE ItN

, ENIUChiY.. USGS MAP NO. G6-1161, WASHINGTON, D.C.. GEOL-A vF, ( C74 '

6' .. GEOLLJBIC MAP UF THE OAITON QUADRANGLE ANDFAFr OF THF WOLF ISLAN, QLADRANGLE, HICKMAN AND FUILTONKII-(NFIF<K -Y. USGS MAP NO. G.-1187, WASHINGTON, D. C., GEOL

[,7j ILIVE, W. W., GEOLOGIC MAF OF PARTS OF THE ARLINGTON ANDWICKLIFFE SW ,UADRANGLES, CARLISLE AND HICKMAN COUNTIES.,IFNTUC-Y. USGS MAF NO. GO-1729, WASHINGTON, D.C., GEOLsur.F')EY (1976) . (2)

1671 WYNS;N, F.. W.. -OLOGIC MAF OF THE MILBURN QUADRANGLE,CARLI,5.F AND HICK MAN COUNTIES. KY. USGS MAP NO. GO-1420,WOTHINGTON, D.C., GEOL SURVEY (1977). (2)

167'2 FINCH, W. I.. AND LEE. K. Y., GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE FANEYF lkli OIJADRAN E, WESTERN .:ENTUCI..- Y. USGS MAP NO. GO-1491,

Wf;HTr I, f-T-N, . C.. GEOL SURVEY (1978) . (2)

167- FS9., N. P., AND OTHERS. MAP OF EXPLORATORY TRENCH ACROSSFFI FOOT SCARF. NORTHWESTERN TENNESSEE. USGS

M1IFUC I OF(MiG F IFLD STUDIES MAP NO. 985. WASHINGTON, D.C.,OFFOI O" IFE', O HINDER EUFES) (1978). (2)

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I lC 1056 MOORE. GERALD k. GEOLOGY AND HYDROLOGY OF THE CLAIBORNEGROUP IN WESTERN TENNESSEE. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYWATER-SUPPLY PAPER. WATER-SUPPLY PAPER (1965). (2)

IN ADDITION TO DETAILED INFORMATION ON THE HYDROLOGYOF THE AREA, THERE ARE VALUABLE PLATES CONTAINING FENCEDIAGRAMS, LOG CORRELATIONS. GEOLOGIC SECTIONS, AND AGEOLOGIC COL.UMN.

1111i U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS CE. ST. FRANCISRIVER BASIN PROJECT. MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS. UPPER ST.FRANCIS RIVER. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 9. STATE LINEDITCHES OUTLET CHANNEL, DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 9(1961). (6)

1112 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. MEMPHIS. CE. FLOOD CONTROL,MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, ST. FRANCIS BASIN, LOWER ST.

* FRANCIS RIVER, EAST OF FLOODWAYS. GENERAL DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 2. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 2 (1965). (6)

1117 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, CE, ST. FRANCISRIVER BASIN PROJECT. MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS. UPPER ST.FRANCIS RIVER. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 4, RELOCATION ANDALTERATION OF FACILITIES, STATE LINE OUTLET CHANNEL, BIGLAP.E AREA. MEMPHIS, TENN.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 4(1960). (6)

1160 GRAY, JAMES L., AND CATLETT, V. R., SOIL SURVEY - ST.FRANCIS COUNTY, ARKANSAS. U. S. DEPARTMENT OFAGRICULTURE, SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C.,SOIL SURVEY (1966). (2)

120 ALBIN, D. R., AND OTHERS, WATER RESOURCES OF JACKSON ANDINDEPENDENCE COUNTIES. AR. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,WATER-SUPPLY PAPER. NO. 1839-G, WASHINGTON, D. C.. WATER-SUPPLYPAPER(1967). (2)

A GFNFRALIZED GEOLOGIC MAP AND BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS OF* THE FORMATIONS ARE CONTAINED IN THIS REPORT.

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1283 GRAY, J. L., AND CATLETT, V. R.. SOIL SURVEY OF CROSSCOUNTY. AR. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOILCONSERVATION SERVICE, SOIL SURVEY (1968). (2)

1294 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS. CE. ST. FRANCISBASIN PROJECT. MISSOURI-ARKANSAS, LOWER ST. FRANCIS RIVER,EAST OF FLOODWAYS. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 335, PART 1,RELOCATION AND ALTERATION OF FACILITIES, BIG CREEKIMPROVEMENT, MEMPHIS. TENN.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 335(1967). (6)

1295 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. MEMPHIS, CE, ST. FRANCISBASIN PROJECT. MISSOURI-ARKANSAS, LOWER ST. FRANCIS RIVER,EAST OF FLOODWAYS. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 337, PART I,RELOCATION AND ALTERATION OF FACILITIES, BIG CREEK

IMPROVEMENT. MEMPHIS. TENN., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 337(1967). (6)

1297 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, CE, ST. FRANCISBASIN PROJECT. MISSOURI-ARKANSAS, LOWER ST. FRANCIS RIVER,

EAST OF FLOODWAYS. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 335, PART 2,RELOCATION-ALTERATION OF FACILITIES, BIG CREEK

IMPROVEMENT, MEMPHIS, TENN., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 335(1967). (6)

1310 MAXWELL. G. R., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF WOODRUFFCOUNTY, ARKANSAS. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOIL

CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., SOIL SURVEY

(1966). (2)

1319 LAMONDS, A. G., AND OTHERS, WATER RESOURCES OF RANDOLPH

AND LAWRENCE COUNTIES, AR. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYBULLETIN, NO. 1879-B, WASHINGTON, D. C., GEOL. SURVEYBULLETIN(1969). (2)

1345 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, CE, FLOOD CONTROL,

MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, CACHE RIVER BASIN,ARKANSAS. GENERAL DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 101, MEMPHIS,TENN.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 101 (1969). (6)

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* 1.356 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. MEMPHIS. CE. FLOOD CONTROL,MTRS. F:T'.-F' AND TRIBLITARIFS. ST. FRAN IS BASIN. 1RAINAGF

DIirF)ICT NO. 7 OF FOINSET-r COUNTY. ARN.,,NSAS. OAK DONNIC'FiFL-OODWAY,. GENFRAl_ DESIGN MEMO NO. 1(70. MEMrIvI], TENN., DESIGNMEMO ( 1'70 ( . (6)

1. 7J6q FlERTh'Z" OlN,. N. W. SOIL. S.RVEY OF GREENE COIJ[ITV AFI ANSAS.U. S. DEPARTMFNT OF AGRICLILTURE, SOIl. CONSERVATION)3ERV IF'FI WASHTNrTON. D. C.. SOIL SURVEY (196Q). (2)

- .A C IC F R , F' . T ' OFR IGIN OF THE ST. FRA C IF 5LiNf L A N DS,ARKANSAS AND MISSOURI. GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA

BULLETIN. VOL 81. BULLETIN (1q70) . (5)THIS PAPER PRESENTS EVIDENCE THAT THE SUNK LANDS

WERE CREATED AS A RESULT OF ALLUVIAL DROWNING OF BRAIDED

STREAM CHANNELS RATHER THAN AS A RESULT OF THE NEW MADRID

EARTHOUAKES OF 1811 AND 1812.

1398 SEASE. E. C., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF SHELBY COUNTY, TN.

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOIL CONSERVATION

SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., SOIL SURVEY (1970). (2)

1420 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, CE, FLOOD CONTROL,MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, ST. FRANCIS BASIN, DRAINAGE

DISTRICr NO. 7 OF POINSETT CO., ARK. GENERAL DESIGNMEM(ORANDUM NO. 108. MEMPHIS. TENN., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO.1.0 8 ( 1.C47 (1 (6)

1422 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, CE, ST. FRANCISRIVER BASIN PROJECT. MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS, LITTLE RIVER

* BASIN. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 329, RELOCATION ANDALTERATION OF FACILITIES. LITTLE RIVER FLOODWAY DITCHES.

MEMPHIS, TENN.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 329 (1965). (6)

0 1424 U. S. ARM, ENGINEFR DISTRICT, MEMPHIS. CE. ST. FRANCISHAC IN F F.J'l-l, I . I!',OURI ANE ARKANSAS. LOWER hi T. FRANCISRIVE[. EAST OF F1 OODWAYS. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 331.RELOCATION AND ALT ERATION OF FACILITIES, TYRONZA RIVERIMF'ROVFMENT. MFMPHIS. TENN.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 331

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1427 U. S. ARMY ENGJINEER DISTRICT. MEMPHIS, CE, ST. FRANCISP ~ ( i :r r F MT9SOURI AND ARKANSAS. LOWEr ;T. FRANCIS

RIVF, F.- rT Of FL OODWAYS. DESIGN MEM]RANDUM NO. 374.RELOCATION AND At.TERATION OF FACILITIES. TYRONZA RIVERTMFFOVFMENT, I-FMFH I,5 TENN., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 334,t96'

142$3 U. S. ARMY' FIIi-lr4EER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS. CE, ST. FRANCISeA.3IN FF.;OJFcr. MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS. LOWER ST. FRANCIS

* RIVER, EAST OF FLOODWAYS. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 335.FARr 1, RELOCATION AND ALTERATION OF FACILITIES, BIG CREEK.[rlF' F )ME1T, 1EMFHIS. TENN. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. .5

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1429 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. MEMPHIS, CE. ST. FRANCISBASIN FROJECT, MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS, LOWER ST. FRANCISRTVER. EAST OF FLOODWAYS. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 335,PART 2, RELOCATION AND ALTERATION OF FACILITIES, BIG CREEKIMPROVEMENT, MEMPHIS, TENN., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 335(1967). (6)

1430 U. G. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS. CE. ST. FRANCISBASIN FROIECT. MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS. LOWER ST. FRANCISRIVER, EAST OF FLOODWAYS. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 337,PART 1. RELOCATION AND ALTERATION OF FACILITIES, BIG CREEKIMPROVEMENT, MEMPHIS, TENN., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 337

1674 PARKS. WIlt IAM S., AND LOUNSBURG, RICHARD W.. SUMMARY OFSOME CURRENT AND POSSIBLE FUTURE ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMSRELATED TO GFOLOGY AND HYDROLOGY AT MEMPHIS, TN. USGS

0 WATFP RESOURCES INVESTIGATION NO. 4-76, WASHINGTON. D.C.,"3FO lE - SURVE-Y (1976). (2)

~ C7,i Il. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. MEMPHIS. CE. ST. FRANCIS0 klv.,F' F BW,JN tFCjJEf''T. MISSOURI AND AFKANSAS. DESIGN MEMO

4>. 1p ,lIGF DISTF'I f-r NO. 17. DI TrH 27 AND1F.[I-JrAR[,, MEMPHIS. TENN.. DESIGN MEMO NO. 110¢ 1977) . 6)

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167b GRAY. JAMES L., AND FERGUSON. D. V., SOIL SURVEY OFPOINSETT COUNTY. ARKANSAS. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATIONSERVICE. WASHINGTON. D. C.. SOIL SURVEY (1977). (2)

1677 TOWNSEND. WILLIAM R., AND WILSON, CURTIS R., SOIL SURVEYOF FAULKNER COUNTY, ARKANSAS. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATIONSERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C., SOIL SURVEY (1979). (2)

. 1678 CRINER, J. H., AND PARKS, W. S., HISTORIC WATER-LEVELCHANGES AND PUMPAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL AQUIFERS OF THE

MEMPHIS AREA, TENNESSEE: 1886-1975. USGS WATERRESOURCES INVESTIGATIONS REPORT NO. 76-67, WASHINGTON, "D.C., GEOL SURVEY (1977). (2)

1679 GORE. WARREN A., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF LAWRENCECOUNTY. ARKANSAS. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,WASHINGTON, D.C., SOIL SURVEY (ALSO ON B8) (1978). (2)

" 1680 GRAY, JAMES L., AND FERGUSON, DICK V., SOIL SURVEY OFCRITTENDEN COUNTY, ARKANSAS. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATIONSERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C., SOIL SURVEY (ALSO ON B14)(1974). (2)

1681 F::ELLOGG. FRED, EARTHQUAKE RISK EVALUATION,MISSISSIPPI-ARKANSAS-TENNESSEE COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS. REPORTNO. MATCG-MSU-73-1005-07, (PROGRESS REPORT NO. 1), MEMPHISSTATE UNIV., REPORT(ALSO ON B12, B14, &B15 (1973). (2)

THIS REPORT SUMMARIZES PROGRESS ON A STUDY OF THEEARTHQUAKE RISK IN CRITTENDEN COUNTY, ARKANSAS, DESOTOCOUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, AND SHELBY COUNTY. TENNESSEE.

1682 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, CE, ST. FRANCISRIVER BASIN PROJECT, MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS. DESIGN MEMONO. 110 A, DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. 17, OF MISS. COUNTY,

ARKANSAS, PUMPING STATION AND CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTS,6 MEMPHIS, TN.. DESIGN MEMO (1975). (6)

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1683 WESTERFIELD, P. W., WELL RECORDS. WATER-LEVEL

MEASUREMENTS, LOGS OF TEST HOLES. AND CHEMICAL ANALYSES OFGROUND WATER IN THE CACHE RIVER ALLUVIAL AQUIFER-STREAMSYSTEM, NORTHEAST., ARKANSAS. USGS OPEN-FILE REPORT NO.77-402, WASHINGTON, D.C., REPORT (1977). (2)

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1052 BROWN. WILLIAM T., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF DYERCOUNT. TN. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOILCONSFRVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., SOIL SURVEY

(IQ66). (2)

"-" 1('056 MOnPE. GERALD K., GEOLOGY AND HYDROLOGY OF THE CLAIBORNEGROUP IN WESTERN TENNESSEE. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYWATLR-SUFPLY PAPER NO. 18(09-F, WATER-SUPPLY PAPER

TN AIDTTION TO DETAILED INFORMATION ON THE HYDROLOGYOF THE AREA, THERE ARE VALUABLE PLATES CONTAINING FENCEOIAFRAMS, LOG CORRELATIONS, GEOLOGIC SECTIONS, AND AGEOLOGIC COLUMN.

1116 i. 9. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, CE: WEST TENNESSEE* TRIBUTARIES. GENERAL DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 1, REVISED,

MEMPHIS, TENN., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 1 (1961). (6)

* 1210 RUSSELL, E. E., GEOLOGIC MAP AND MINERAL RESOURCESSUMMARY OF THE MICHIE QUADRANGLE, TENNESSEE. DEPARTMENTOF CONSERVATION, DIVISION OF GEOLOGY, NASHVILLE, TN., GEOLOGICMAP(1967). (2)

.,_67 RUSSELL,. E. E. AND LARSON, L. T., GEOLOGIC MAP ANDMINERAL RESOURCES SUMMARY OF THE CHEWALLA QUADRANGLE,TENNESSEE. TENNESSEE DIVISION OF GEOLOGY, NASHVILLE, TN.,GEOLOGIC MAP (1968). (2)

1292 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. MEMPHIS, CE, WEST TENNESSEETRIBUTARIES PROJECT, FORKED DEER RIVER. DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 6, RELOCATION - ALTERATION OF FACILITIES,CHANNEL IMPROVEMENT, NORTH FORK FORKED DEER RIVER, MIDDLE

" FOR; FORKED DEEP RIVER, MEMPHIS, TN., DESIGN MEMORANDUM0 (,1767). 4"6)

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1297 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS, CE, WEST TENNESSEETRI8UTARTEr rF'RO,7ErT, FORKED DEER RIVFR. DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. (3), RELOCATION -- ALTERATION OF FACILITIES,CHANNEL IMPROVEMENT, NORTH FORK FORKED DEER RIVER, SOUTH

R FORK FOFIED DEER RIVER, MEMPHIS, TN., DESIGN MEMORANDUMNf). 8(ll ,-7). (6)

177I MOGIFnE, C. :.. AND BROWN, D. L.., STRATIGRAPHY OF THE FORTFILLOW rEST WEI L, LAUDERDALE COUNTY, TN. TENNESSEEDIVISION OF GEOLOGY. REPORTS OF INVESTIGATIONS 26,NASHVILLE, TN.. REPORTS OF INVEST. (1969). (2)

"(I 'TIN j ELECTRIC LOGS. SAMPLE DESCRIPTIONS. CORErL%' C.Fr rlOrJ. IN IEOLOGIC INTERPRETATIONS

198 SEASF. E. C2., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF SHELBY COUNTY, TN.U. S. DEF'ARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOIL CONSERVATIONSERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C.. SOIL SURVEY (1970). (2)

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1684 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, MEMPHIS., CE, HUNTINGTON,TCVNNESSEE-SECTION 205 PROJECT. DETAILED PROJECT REPORT,MEMPHIS, TN., REPORT (1975). (6)

1685 KELLOGG, FRED, EARTHQUAKE RISK EVALUATION,MISSISSIPPI-ARKANSAS-TENNESSEE COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS. REPORTNO. MATCG-MSU-73-1005-07, (PROGRESS REPORT NO. 1), MEMPHISSTATE UNIV., PROGRESS REPORT (1973). (2)

THIS REPORT SUMMARIZES PROGRESS ON A STUDY OF THEEARTHQUAKE RISK IN CRITTENDEN COUNTY, ARKANSAS, DESOTOCOUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, AND SHELBY COUNTY TENNESSEE.ALSOSHOWN IN EARTHOUAKES UNDER LISTING NO. 1560.

169ci CRINER. J. H.., AND PARKS, W. S.., HISTORIC WATER-LEVELCHANGES AND PUMPAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL AQUIFERS OF THEMEMPHIS AREA, TENNESSEE: 1886-1975. USGS WATERRFSOHRJF"ES INVESTIGATIONS REPORT NO. 76-67, WASHINGTON, D.C.., GEOL SURVEY REPORT (1886-1975). (2)

TEXT, TABLES, AND ILLUSTRATIONS INDICATING HISTORIC0 GlrOIUJj)-WATEF: USE AND RESULTS.

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IC)37 STONE. C. G.. AND STERLING, P. J., CRETACEOUS-PALEOCENEBOULDER DEPOSIT, CENTRAL. ARKANSAS. GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OFAMERICA BULLETIN. VOL 76, BULLETIN (1965). (5)

A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF AN UNUSUAL DEPOSIT/I1040 PITT, W. D., AND OTHERS, OUACHITA MOUNTAIN CORE AREA,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. AR. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUMGEOLOGISTS BULLETIN, VOL 45. BULLETIN (1961). (5)

DISCUSSIONS OF THE STRATIGRAPHY AND STRUCTURE OF THEAREA ARE AUGMENTED WITH GEOLOGIC MAPS, CROSS SECTIONS,AND COLUMNAR SECTIONS.

1144 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, OUACHITARIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA, DEGRAYRESERVOIR, CADDO RIVER, ARKANSAS. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO.11-2. TUNNELS, VICKSBURG, MS., DESIGN MEMORANDUM

* (1963). (6)

1145 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, OUACHITARIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA, DEGRAYRESERVOIR, CADDO RIVER, ARKANSAS. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO.11-2, TUNNELS, SUPPLEMENT A, VICKSBURG, MS., DESIGNMEMORANDUM(1964). (6)

1146 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, OUACHITARIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA, DEGRAYRESERVOIR, CADDO RIVER, ARKANSAS. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO.11-3, SPILLWAY, VICKSBURG, MS., DESIGN MEMORANDUM(1964). (6)

1147 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, OUACHITARIVER AND TRIBUTARIES. ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA, DEGRAYRESERVOIR, CADDO RIVER, ARKANSAS. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO.11-7, REGULATION DAM, VICKSBURG, MS.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM

* (1965). (6)

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1149 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, RED RIVERBASIN. OUACHITA AND BLACK RIVERS, ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA,NINE-FOOT NAVIGATION PROJECT. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 24,FELSENTHAL LOCK MASONRY AND EMBEDDED METALS, VICKSBURG,MS.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM (1966). (6)

1167 WALTHALL, B. H., STRATIGRAPHY AND STRUCTURE. PART OFATHENS PLATEAU, SOUTHERN OUACHITAS, ARKANSAS. AMERICANASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM GEOLOGISTS BULLETIN, VOL 51, BULLETIN(1967). (5)

LITHOLOGIC DESCRIPTIONS ARE PRESENTED FOR FORMATIONSRANGING IN AGE FROM CRETACEOUS TO MISSISSIPPIAN. ASTRUCTURE MAP IS INCLUDED TO SHOW LOCATIONS OF MAJOR FAULTS.

1168 PLEBUCH, R. 0., AND HINES, M. S., WATER RESOURCES OFPULASKI AND SALINE COUNTIES, ARK. U. S. GEOLOGICALSURVEY WATER-SUPPLY PAPER NO. 1839-B, WATER-SUPPLY PAPER(1967). (2)

GEOLOGIC FORMATIONS ARE NOT NAMED AND LITHOLOGICDESCRIPTIONS ARE QUITE BRIEF, HOWEVER, A USEFULGEOHYDROLOGIC MAP IS INCLUDED IN THIS REPORT.

1188 WATSON, JOHN, GEOLOGY OF THE BEAR DEN MOUNTAIN AREA,MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ARK. UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS,UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA, NORMAN, OKLA., UNPUBLISHEDMASTERS THESIS(1959). (4)

A GEOLOGIC MAP AND DESCRIPTIONS OF THE STRATIGRAPHYAND STRUCTURE OF THE AREA ARE INCLUDED IN THIS THESIS.

1194 ROBB, MARION G., AREAL GEOLOGY OF THE EASTERN MOUNT IDAAREA, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ARK. UNPUBLISHED MASTERSTHESIS, THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA, NORMAN, OKLA., UNPUBLISHEDMASTERS THESIS(1960). (4)

THIS THESIS INCLUDES A GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE AREA ANDDISCUSSIONS OF THE STRATIGRAPHY, STRUCTURE, AND ECONOMICGEOLOGY OF THE AREA.

1195 COHOON, RICHARD R., GEOLOGY OF THE MOUNT IDA AREA.OUACHITA MOUNTAINS, ARK. UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS, THEUNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA. NORMAN. OKLA., UNPUBLISHEDMASTERS THESIS(1959). (4)

A GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE AREA IS INCLUDED IN THISTHESIS ALONG WITH DISCUSSIONS OF THE STRATIGRPAHY,STRUCTURE, AND ECONOMIC GEOLOGY OF THE AREA.

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1241 U. 3. ARMY FNGINEER DISTRICT. VICKSBURG. CE, AR['ANSAS

F'IVE AND TRIBIUTARIES, ARI:'ANSAS AND OKLAHOMA. ARKANSASRIVER. [.DCt- AND PAM NO. 4. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 8.HARDING DRAIN, PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS, DETAILED DESIGNMEMORANDUM FOR DRAINAGE STRUCTURE AND CHANNEL WOR:-.VIC'--BURG. MS., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 8 (1965). (6)

=I1259 OWENS, DON R. BEFDROCK GEOLOGY OF THE V INTRUSION.

GARLAND COUNTY, ARF . UNPUBLISHED THESIS. INIVERSITY OFARKAc1 NSAS, FAYETTFVILLE, ARK., UNPUBLISHED THESIS

(1967). (4)

127 AF;:ANCE., FRED C.,. AND OTHERS. SOIL SURVEY. CLEVELANDCOUNTY. ARK ANSAS. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOILCONSERVATION SERVICE. WASHINGTON, D. C.. SOIl. SURVEY(1.968). (2)

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1275 HALBERG. H. N., AND OTHERS. WATER RESOURCES OF GRANT ANDHOT SPRING COUNTIES. ARKANSAS. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYWATER-SUPPLY PAPER. GEOL. SURVEY PAPER (1968). (2)

THIS REPORT CONTAINS BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS OF THEFORMATIONS IN THE COUNTIES AND CONTAINS A GEOLOGIC MAP

AND CROSS SECTIONS OF BOTH THE SHALLOW AND THE DEEP FORMATIONS.

1309 SELLARS, R. T.. JR., GEOLOGY OF THE MENA AND BOA"D CAMP

DUADRANGL ES. F'OLk COUNTY, ARKANSAS. UNPUBL I SHED

DISSERTATION, TULANE UNIVERSITY, NEW ORLEANS., LA., UNPUBLISHED

DISSERTATION(1966). (4)

4 1312 SELLARS. R. T.. JR.. THE GEOLOGY OF THE MENA AND BOARDCAMP OUADRANGL ES. FOLK COUNTY, ARK. PH.D. DISSERTATION,TULANE UNIVERSITY. NEW ORLEANS, LA.. PH.D. DISSERTATION

(1966) . )

17.1 FI..BUC. F'. 0. AND HINES. M. S.. WATER RESOURCES OF

(CLARK, CLEVELAND. AND DALLAS COUNTIES, ARK'. U. S.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN NO. 1879-A, GEOL. SURVEYBULLETIN(1969). (2)

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t78-7 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. VICKSBURG, CE, DEGRAY DAMrrIr rpl'-,r'rDr RIVER, CLAF:K COUNTY. ARfANSAS. DEGRAYID)IFE-FOUNDATION REPORT. DIVE-FOUNDATION REPORT(197.) . (6)

I4 I MPF'!. F. C.. STRATIGRAPHY AND SEDIMENTOLOGY OF JACFFORPKGc-rOtF', AfRK. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLELIM GEOLOGISTSBULLEI[N. VOL 55. BULLETIN (1971). (5)

GENERAL DISCUSSIONS OF THE ORIGIN. THICKNESS. AND_iATHOI (GIC CHARACTER OF THE GROUP. TWO NEW FORMATIONAL

NC-MES eAF:E FROFOSED AND DFFINED.

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1112 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT MEMPHIS CE, FLOOD CONTROL, -JMISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, ST. FRANCIS BASIN, LOWER ST.FRANCIS RIVER, EAST OF FLOODWAYS. GENERAL DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 2. MEMPHIS, TENN.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 2(1965). 6)

115:3 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VIC[SBURG, CE, FLOODCONTROL, MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, YAZOO RIVER BASIN,YAZOO HEADWATER PROJECT, MISSISSIPPI (TRIBUTARIES). DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. I. OPOSSUM BAYOU CHANNEL IMPROVEMENT,VICKSBURG. MS.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM (1966). (6)

1160 GRAY, JAMES L., AND CATLETT, V. R., SOIL SORVEY - ST.FRANCIS COUNTY, ARKANSAS. U. S. DEPARTMENT OFAGRICULTLURE, SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C.,SOIL SURVEY (1966). (2)

1198 HUDDLESTON, JERRY S., SOIL SURVEY OF TATE COUNTY,MISSISSIPPI. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOILCONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., SOIL SURVEY(1967). (2)

1200 SAUCIER. R. T., AND KOLB. C. R., ALLUVIAL GEOLOGY OF THEYAZOO BASIN. LOWER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. U. S. ARMY

ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION. VICKSBURG, MS., MAP(1967). (2)

IN ADDITION TO THE BASIC MAP WHICH SHOWS THEDISTRIBUTION OF ENVIRONMENTS OF DEPOSITION, THERE IS AMAP OF THE SUBALLUVIAL SURFACE AND AN ILLUSTRATED,EXPLANATORY LEGEND.

1233 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. MEMPHIS, CE, FLOOD CONTROL,MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, ST. FRANCIS BASIN, ST.

4 IFRANCIS RIVER PUMPING PLANT AND FLOODGATE. FEATUREDESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 6 (CONCRETE MATERIALS), MEMPHIS,TENN., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 6 (1966). (6)

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'1241 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, ARKANSASRIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, ARKANSAS AND OKLA., ARKANSAS RIVER,LOC:' AND DAM NO. 4. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 8, HARDINGDRAIN, PINE BLUFF, ARK, DETAILED DESIGN MEMORANDUM FORDRAINAGE STRUCTURE AND CHANNEL WORK, VICKSBURG. MS., DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 8(1965). (6)

1272 BEDINGER, M. S., CYPRESS BAYOU, GRAND PRAIRIE REGION,ARKANSAS--AN EXAMPLE OF STREAM ALIENATION. U. S.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, PROFESSIONAL PAPER NO. 600-B,WASHINGTON, D. C., PROFESSIONAL PAPER (1968). (2)

1273 LARANCE, FRED C., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY, CLEVELANDCOUNTY, ARKANSAS. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOILCONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., SOIL SURVEY(1968). (2)

1277 SNIEGOCKI, RICHARD T., HYDROGEOLOGY OF A PART OF THEGRAND PRAIRIE REGION, ARKANSAS. U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYWATER-SUPPLY PAPER NO. 1615-B, WASHINGTON, D. C., WATER-SUPPLYPAPER(1964). (2)

THIS REPORT CONTAINS A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THEQUATERNARY DEPOSITS IN THE AREA AND CONTAINS THE LOGS OFDETAILED TEST HOLES.

1305 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, FLOODCONTROL, MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, YAZOO RIVER BASIN,YAZOO HEADWATER PROJECT, MISS., PANOLA-QUITMAN FLOODWAYLEVEES. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 2, RELOCATION OFFACILITIES, VICKSBURG, MS., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 2(1968). (6)

1310 MAXWELL, G. R., AND OTHERS. SOIL SURVEY OF WOODRUFFCOUNTY, ARKANSAS. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOILCONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., SOIL SURVEY(1968). (2)

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1318 PLEBUCH. R. 0., AND HINES. M. S.. WATER RESOURCES OFC'LARK. CLEVEt AND. AND DALLAS COUNTIES. ARKANSAS. U. S.GEOLOGICAL SUFVEY BULL ETIN NO,. 1879--A. BULLETTN(1969). (2)

1.45 U, S. ARMY ENf3INEF.R DISTRICT, MEMPHIS. CE. FLOOD CONTROL.MIS'_. P-''FF AND TRIBUTARIES. CACHE RIVER AND BAYOU DEVIEW.GFNERAL DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 1)1, MEMPHIS, TENN., DESIGNMEMORANDUM1 1969). (6)

1:72 _-'Fr- F,-,. AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF TALLAHOTCHIECOUNTY. MISSISSIPPI. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., SOIL SURVEY(1 ),' ) 2)

1419 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, FLOODCONTROL, MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES9 YAZOO RIVER BASIN,YAZOO HEADWATER PROJECT, MISS. GENERAL DESIGNMEMORANDUM, WHITEOAK BAYOU CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTDESIGN

MEMORANDUM NO. 33, DESIGN MEMORANDUM (1970). (6)

1687 BICKER, ALVIN R., JR.9 CROSS SECTION FROM TISHOMINGO

COUNTY TO TUNICA COUNTY, MISS. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, CS-2,JACKSON, MISS., GEOL SURVEY (1974). (0)

CROSS SECTION IS IN COLOR AND ILLUSTRATES STRUCTURALFEATURET AS WELL. AS STRATIGRAPHY

1688 KELLOGG. FRED9 EARTHQUAKE RISK EVALUATION,MISSISSIPPI-ARKANSAS-TENNESSEE COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS. REPORTNO. MATCG-MSU-73-1005-07, (PROGRESS REPORt NO. 1),

. MEMPHIS STATE UNIV., PROGRESS REPORT (1973). (2)THIS REPORT SUMMARIZES PROGRESS ON A STUDY OF THE

* EARTHQUAKE RISK IN CRITTENDEN COUNTY, ARKANSAS, DESOTO* . COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI, AND SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE.ALSO

SHOWN ON EARTHQUAKES UNDER LISTING NO. 1560.

6 .. HrN&N. JFF'-Y I., AND FRFAY, JAMES L.., SOIL. SURVFY OFPH IL..IPS C']. NTY. ARKANSAS. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATIONSFRVICE, WASH INGTON, D.C., SOIL SURVEY (1974). (2)

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69 1 1CAi','tMFcF L., AND FERGJSON. DICK V.. SOIL SURVEY OF'Fr I TTFNDFN Ct)lUNTY. ARFANSAS$. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION

WAt3HTNf3TrN. D.C.. SOIL SURVEY (1974). (2)AL50 (SHOWN CIN PLATE P11. LISTING NO. 1680.

I ,9' MAXWFI L. G EOFGF. ., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF ARKANSAS

Fi.'T,. ili ,'it _ U. S. SOIL CONSERV(",TInN .FRVICE.O1 I.).. . SOIL SUFRVEy (1972). (2)

16?7 . GF:AY. IAMF9 1- . SOIL SURVEY OF LEE COUNTY. ARKANSAS. U.

S. CiI1 CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C., SOIL

1694 W-STEF'FIFFL. F. W.. WELL RECORDS, WATER-LEVELMEASUREMENTS, LOGS OF TEST HOLES, AND CHEMICAL ANALYSES OFC5ROUND WATER IN THE CACHE RIVER ALLUVIAL AQUIFER-STREAMg'/'+TEM. NORTHEAST. ARKANSAS, 1946-1976. USGS OPEN-FILER.EPRT rjf;. 777 402, WASHINGTON, D.C., OPEN-FILE REPORT

q977). 2

l,,? - 'i. S. AFMY ENGINFER DISTRICT. MEMPHIS, CE. HELENA.AFd ANSAS. DETAILED PROJECT REPORT LONG LAKE AREA,MEMPHIS. TENN.. PROJECT REPORT (1974). (6)

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1198 HUDDLESTON. JERRY S.. SOIL SURVEY OF TATE COUNTY, MS. U.

S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,

WASHINGTON. D.C.. SOIL SURVEY (1967) (2)

S1:7? SCOTT. F. T., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF TALLAHATCHIE

COUNTY. MS. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOIL

CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C.. SOIL. SURVEY

.1970). (2)

1696 BICKER, ALVIN R., JR., CROSS SECTION FROM TISHOMINGO

COUNTY TO TUNICA COUNTY, MISS. MISS. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,

CS-2, JACKSON. MISS., GEOL SURVEY (1974). (0)

CROSS SECTION IS IN COLOR AND ILLUSTRATES STRUCTURAL

FEATURES AS WELL AS STRATIGRAPHY.

1697 PERRY, E. B., SUSCEPTIBILITY OF DISPERSIVE CLAY AT

GRENADA DAM. MISSISSIPPI, TO PIPTING AND RAINFALL EROSION,

WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION.. TECHNICAL REPORT

GL-79-14, VICKSBURG, MS., TECH. REPORT (1979). (0)

1698 HUDDLESTON, JERRY S., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OFYALOBUSHA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION

SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C., SOIL. SURVEY (1978). (2)

* 1699 KELI OGG, FRED, EARTHQUAKE RISK EVALUATION,MISSISSIPPI-ARKANSAS-TENNESSEE COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS. REPORT

NO. MATCG-MSU-73-1005-07, (PROGRESS REPORT NO. 1), MEMPHISSTATE UNIV., PROGRESS REPORT (1973). (2)

THIS REPORT SUMMARIZES PROGRESS ON A STUDY OF THE

EARTHQUAKE RISK IN CRITTENDEN COUNTY, ARKANSAS, DESOTO

COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. AND SHELBY COUNTY. TENNESSEE.ALSOSHOWN UNDER EARTHQUAKES LISTING NO. 1560.

170') I ANE, HENRY CLYDE. SOIL SURVEY OF PONTOTOC COUNTY,MISSISSIPPI. Ui. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,

WASHINGTON, D.C., SOIL SURVEY (1973). (2)

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1701 WYNN, ADDISON H., AND OTHERS. SOIL SURVEY OF UNION

COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,WASHINGTON., D.C., SOIL SURVEY (1979). (2)

1702 TYER. M. C., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF MARSHALL COUNTY,MISSISSIPPI. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,WASHINGTON, D.C., SOIL. SURVEY (1972). (2)

1703 WYNN. ADDISON, H., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF BENTONCOUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. U. S. SOIL. CONSERVATION SERVICE,WASHINGTON, D.C.. SOIL SURVEY (1.977). (2)

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-I , ' I . . . It IHEF<S. ,FO IND-WAT-', kEJOUCF tf ':AMF.FF ANI.L. I N HI--;.I. AN'iD TITJS COUNTIES, TEXAS. T E A S WA FEkCOMMIST tN BUILL. FTIN NO. 651il7. AUSTIN. TEX., BULLETIN( 1 q6 5 ). ( '

TN ADDITION TO GEOLOGIC AND HYDROLOGIC OSCRIFTION5OF FL)FMAT I', IS, THIS REFOF"T CTINTAINS -) Gr:([I! Or;{ C MAPF, A"".rRL.ICTIJRF MFA, GiFOLOG3IC SEC TONS, AND LOGS OF SELECTEDWEI. I-S.

OF1., LIN[VERSTTY OF TF.-xAS, BUREAU OF ECONOMIC GEOLOGY. GEOLOGICATILAS OF TEXAS. AUSTIN, TEX.. ATLAS (1966). (2)

I I? 5 RROADHUF!ST. W. L. . RECORDS OF WELLS. SrRINGS. DRILLERSLOGS. WATER ANALYSES, AND MAF SHOWING LOCATIONS OF WELLSAND SPRINGS IN CAMP, FRANH'N.IN, AND TITUS COUNTIES. TX. TEXASBOARD OF WATER ENGINEERS, AUSTIN. TX., RECORDS,.1947 ). (1)

1096 BROADHURST. W. L., RECORDS OF WELLS AND SPRINGS. DRILLERSLOGS, WATER ANALYSES. AND MAP SHOWING LOCATIONS OF WELLSAND SPRINGS IN HOPKINS COUNTY, TEXAS. TEXAS BOARD OFWATER ENGINEERS, AUSTIN, TX., RECORDS (1943). (1)

1100 FOLLETT, C. R., RECORDS OF WELLS AND SPRINGS. DRILLERSLOGS. WATE: ANALYSES,. AND MAP SHOWING LOCATIONS OF WELLSAND SF'f:',NGS IN CASS COUNTY. TEXAS. TEXAS BOARD OF WATERENGINEERS. AUSTIN., TX., RECORDS (1942). (1)

1101 FOL.ETT. C. R.. RECORDS OF WELLS AND SPRINGS, DRILLERSLOGS. WATER ANALYSES. AND MAP SHOWING LOCATIONS OF WELLSAND SPRINGS IN MORRIS COUNTY, TEXAS. TEXAS BOARD OFWATER ENGINEERS, AUSTIN, TX., RECORDS (1942). (1)

110'5 POPAIIGHTEF. Or H., . GEOLOGICAL. SURVEY AND APPRAISAL OF THESP~f F INTI rv. I CAI F:F-SOURCES OF THE COOPER RESERVOIR BASIN.

DEL TA AND HOPTNS COUNTIES, TX. FONDREN SCIENCE SERIES6. SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY PRESS, DALLAS, TX., FONDRENSr:3C 7I FN' r .SFP I ES ' 1(964). (2)

FHTo F'lIILr'ATION CONTAINS A MAP OF THF7 RESERVOIR6. . AREA HI;HiFn]N .- E DISTPIBLJTION OF FLOODPLAIN ,EPOSTTS AND

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" 116* DAIER. E. T.. AND OTHERS, RECONNAISSANCE INVESTIGATION OFTHE GROLND-WATER RESOURCES OF THE RED RIVER, SULPHURmIVER, AND CYPRESSS CREE:. BASINS. TX. TEXAS WATERCOMMISSION BULLETIN NO. b06. BULLETIN (1963). (2)

THIS REFORT CONTAINS GENERALIZED GEOLOGIC MAPS,CPOS7 SECTIONS. AND FORMATION DESCRIPTIONS. NO DETAILED

DATA ARE PRESENTFD.

12C'l ij. S-3. ARMY ENGR. WATERWAYS FXPFRIMENT STA., CE. GEOLOGICALRECONNAISSANCE OF THE SULPHUR RIVER AND CYPRESS CREEKBASINS. TX. TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 3-798. VICFSBURG. MS., TECHNICALREFORT(1967). (2)

THIS REFORT CONTAINS DETAILED STRIP MAPS ANDSLiLEF.,t3Ht-1 F DATA PERTAINING TO k)ARIOUS PROJECT ITEMS-rr; U>LIPFL IN THE TF-XAS WATER FLAN.

1247 FISHER. W. L., AND MCGOWEN. J. H., DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMSIN THE WILCOX GROUP OF TEXAS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TOOCCLRF:ENCE OF OIL AND GAS. UNIVERSITY OF TX, BUREAU OFECONOMIC GEOLOGY CIRCULAR NO 67-4. AUSTIN. TEX.. GEOL.

* £CIRCULAR(1967). (2THE LOWER PART OF THE WILCOX GROUP IS DIVIDED INTO

ITS MAJOR DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS AND COMPONENT FACIES OFTHE VARIOUS SYSTEMS ARE DISCUSSED.

* 1249 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS. BUREAU OF ECONOMIC GEOLOGY. GEOLOGICATLAS OF TEXAS, AUSTIN, TEX.. ATLAS (1967). (2)

1271 MILTON, CHARLES. AND BENNISON. A. P.. PHOSPHATE NODULESFROM THE WILLS POINT FORMATION. HOPKINS COUNTY, TX.. U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. PROFESSIONAL PAPER NO. 600-B,WASHINGTON, D. C., PROFESSIONAL PAPER (1968). (2)

THE LOCATION. STRATIGRAPHIC SIGNIFICANCE, ANDCHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE NODULES ARE DISCUSSED BRIEFLY.

* 1291 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. NEW ORELEANS. CE, COOPERRESERVOIR - CHANNELS. SULPHUR RIVER, TEXAS. GENERALDESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 2-B. REVISED, DALLAS, TEX., DESIGNMFMORANDUM(1967). (6)

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170)4 HINES. M. S.. AND YANCHOSEK, J. J., DRAINAGE AREAS OFSTREAMS IN ARKANSAS-RED RIVER BASIN. USGS OPEN-FILEREPORT NO. 78-555, WASHINGTON, D.C., OPEN-FILE REPORT(1978). (2)

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1148 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG. CE. RED RIVERBASIN, OUACHITA AND BLACK RIVERS. ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA,NINE-FOOT NAVIGATION PROJECT. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 29,CALION LOCK AND DAM. VICKSBURG, MS., DESIGN MEMORANDUM~NO. 29(1965). (6)

1273 LARANCE, FRED C., AND OTHERS. SOIL SURVEY, CLEVELANDCOUNTY. ARKANSAS. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOILCONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., SOIL SURVEY(1968). (?'

1289 FLEETWOOD, A. R.. GEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THEOUACHITA RIVER AREA, LOWER MISS. VALLEY. U. S. ARMYENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION. TECHNICAL REPORTNO. S-69-2, TECHNICAL REPORT (1969). ( 2)

1318 PLEBUCH. R. 0., AND HINES, M. S., WATER RESOURCES OFCLARK, CLEVELAND, AND DALLAS COUNTIES, ARK. U. S.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN NO. 1879-A. WASHINGTON, D. C.,BULLETIN (1969). (2)

- 1705 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, OUACHITA ANDBLACK RIVERS, RED RIVER BASIN, ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA,NINE-FOOT NAVIGATION PROJECT. DESIGN MEMO NO. 8 COLUMBIA

. DAM, SUPPL. NO. 1, FABRIDAM INSTALLATION, SUPPL. NO. 2.CHANNEL REPAIRS, COLUMBIA AND JONESVILLE LOCK.S AND DAMS,VICKSBURG, MS., DESIGN MEMO (1975). (6)

* 1706 HOELSCHER. JAMES E., AND LAURENT, GLEN D.. SOIL SURVEY OFHEMPSTEAD COUNTY, ARKANSAS. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATTONSERVICE, WASHINGTON. D.C., SOIL SURVEY (1979). (2)

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17'7 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, OUACHITA ANDBLACK RIVERS, RED RIVER BASIN, ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA.NINE-FOOT NAVIGATION PROJECT. DESIGN MEMO NO. 22.FELSENTHAL LOCK: AND DAM, GENERAL DESIGN MEMO. SUPPLEMENT

* NO. 1. VICKSBLJRG, MS., DESIGN MEMO (1977). (6)

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* 1708 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. VICKSBURG, CE. OUACHITA AND

PL ACf RTkFPF,. RFD RIVER c, rl,, ARKANSAS ANT) LOUISTANA.

NINE--FOOT NAVI&ATIN PROJECT. DESIGN MEMO Nl. 7.AVAILABIL ITY IOF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS. FELSENTHAL ANDCAL.TON LOCKS AND DAMS. SUPPL. NO. 1. VICKSBURG. MS.. DESIGNMEMO NO. 27(1976). (6)

1709 I. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. VICKSBURG, CE, OUACHITA AND

BILACK RIVERS, RED RIVER BASIN, ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA.NINE-FOOT NAVIGATION PROJECT. DESIGN MEMO NO. 30. CALIONLOCK AND DAM, GENERAL, SUPPL. NO. 1, VICKSBURG. MS.. DESIGNMLMO NO. 174(1'77 . (6)

1710 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. VICKSBURG. CE, OUACHITA ANDBLACK RIVERS, RED RIVER BASIN, ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA.NINE-FOOT NAVIGATION PROJECT. DESIGN MEMO NO. 57., CALIONLOCK AND DAM. DEWATERING, EARTHWORK AND RECREATIONALFACILITIES. VICKSFBURG, MS., DESIGN MEMO NO. 57

(1976). (6)

1711 HINES, M. S., AND YANCHOSEK, J. J.., DRAINAGE AREAS OF

STREAMS IN ARKANSAS-RED RIVER BASIN. USGS OPEN-FILEREPORT NO. 78-555, WASHINGTON, D.C., OPEN-FILE REPORT(1978). (2)

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)l, RBA'r' LE, FF. Jr.. SEDIMENT DEPOSITS ON THE CONE AREA OFEIT( -AND CREEf. MS. PREPARED FOR FEDERAL INTERAGENCY

-K [D fME rTATIN CONFERENCF OF- THE SUB--COMMITTEE ONSEDIMENTATIflN. ICWR, JACif:SON, MS., STUDY (1963). (1)

0 3TlJD, OF SEDIMEN7A1l(ON RATES BASED ON ACTUAL FIELD

1[52 IJ. c. ARMY ENGTNEE:R DISTRICT, VICKSBURG. CE. YAZOOHlY1DW 1,TER FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT. YAZO0 BASIN, MS, MAIN.. FTr. DFT(IIIFD DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 11, DESIGNIlL "l -. V:.ji lm FQ NAKE CFEE DRAINAGF STRUCTURE AND LEVEEL-.4PF CL)L[UfEL, VICKSBURG, MS.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 11

(19?65 ') . e6)

L I iJ. S3. ARMY FNGTNEER DISTRICT. VICKSBURG. CE, FLOOD0 CONTROL. MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, YAZOO RIVER

BASIN, YAZOO HEADWATER PROJECT, MISSISSIPPI (TRIBUTARIES).DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. I, OPOSSUM BAYOU CHANNEL[MFROVEMENT, VICKSBURG. MS., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 1(1966). (6)

1197 1HOMA5. ABRAHAM E., SOIL SURVEY OF GRENADA COUNTY, MS.. U.S. DEF'ARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,WASHINGTON. D. C., SOIL SURVEY (1967). (2)

I20,') SAUCIER. R. T., AND KOLB, C. R., ALLUVIAL GEOLOGY OF THEYAZOO BASIN, LOWER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. U. S. ARMYF.N;TNFFR WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION, VICKSBURG, MS., MAP,: 1 9'67 ). ,2

*O TN ADDITTON TO THE BASIC MAP WHICH SHOWS THED[rTF'IFDHITON OF ENVIRONMENTS OF DEPOSITION, THERE IS AMOP OF THE StIBALLUVIAL SURFACE AND AN ILLUSTRATEDFXFL-ANATOPY LEGEND.

* v ' ? r'hIjrTFR. HARDY. AND FINGER. C. J.. SOIL SURVEY OF CHICOTFr.rirwT, AF. AN.: AV. U. ?;. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOILu I)H;FRYATIrlN SERVICE, WASHINGTON: D. C.. S0IL. S1IFVEY(1967). '2)

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S12773 LANRANCE, FRED C., AND OTHERS. SOIL SURVEY, CLEVELANDI.CnuNTY. AR'ANSAS. I. S. DEFARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. SOIL

.. CONSERVATTON SERVICE, WASHINGTON. D. C., SOIL SURVEY

I '.4 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. VICKSBURG, CE, YAZOOHEADWATER FLOOD CONTROL. PROJECT. YAZO0 BASIN, MISSISSIPPI.HILLSIDE FLOODWAY, SUPPLEMENT A. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO.4. DETAILED DESIGN MEMORANDUM. TTPTON BAYOU DRAINAGESTRUCTIRE, VICiSBURG. MS., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 4(1968). (6)

17-06 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. VICKSBURG, CE, FLOODCONTROL. MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES. YAZOO RIVERBASIN. YAZOO HEADWATER PROJECT, MISSISSIPPI, RELOCATION OFFACILITIES. ALLIGATOR-CATFISH BAYOU CHANNEL IMPROVEMENT.DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 31, VICKSBURG, MS.. DESIGN

* •MEMORANDUM NO. 31(1968). (6)

1718 PLEBUCH, B. R., AND HINES. M. S.. WATER RESOURCES OFCLARK, CLEVELAND, AND DALLAS COUNTIES, ARKANSAS. U. S.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN. WASHINGTON, D. C., BULLETIN(1969). (2)

17,72 SCOTT. F. T., AND OTHERS. SOIL SURVEY OF TALLAHATCHIECOUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE. WASHINGTON. D. C., SOIL SURVEY(1970). (2)

1.712 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. VICKSBURG, CE, BIGSUNFLOWER, LITTLE SUNFLOWER, HUSHPUCKENA. AND QUIVERRIVERS AND THEIR TRIBUTARIES. AND DEER CREEK, STEELEF BAYOU, AND BOGUE PHALIA. MISSISSIPPI. DESIGN MEMO NO. 1,SUPPL. NO. C, REVISIONS, DESIGN MEMO (1971). (6)

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1713 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. VICKSBURG. CE. GREENWOODPROTECTION WORKS (REMAINING WOR[S). YAZOO HEADWATER FLOOD

* "CONTROL PROJECT. MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, YAZOOBASIN. DESIGN MEMO NO. 1. SUPPL. A, BIG CREE[ LEVEE

* EXTENSION, VICSFBURG, MS.. DESIGN MEMO (1977). (6)

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* '.1714 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG CE, TENSAS*, " BASIN-BOEUF AND TENSAS RIVERS ETC., ARKANSAS AND

LOUISIANA, FLOOD CONTROL, MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES,LAKE CHICOT PUMPING PLANT. DESIGN MEMO NO. 35.INVESTIGATION REPORT OF CONCRETE MATERIALS, CONCRETE

.- PRODUCTION AND INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS AND AVAILABILITY OFOTHER CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, DESIGN MEMO (1977). (0)

1715 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. VICKSBURG, CE, YAZOOHEADWATER PROJECT, MISS. (TRIBUTARIES) YAZOO RIVER BASIN,

. ASCALMORE CREEF :-TIPPO BAYOU. DESIGN MEMO NO. 36, GENERALDESIGN MEMO, VICKSBURG, MS.. DESIGN MEMO (1973). (6)

1716 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG. CE, YAZOOHEADWATER PROJECT, MISS. (TRIBUTARIES), YAZOO RIVER BASIN,UPPER AUXILIARY CHANNEL ALTERNATIVE. DESIGN MEMO NO. 41,GENERAL DESIGN MEMO, VICKSBURG, MS., DESIGN MEMO(1975). (0)

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1197 THOMAS. ABRAHAM E., SOIL SURVEY OF GRENADA COUNTY,MISSISSIPPI. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOILCONS3ERVAT TnN 9EPQICE, WASHINGTON, D. C.. SOIL SURVEY

1.28 WASSON. P. E. GFOLOGY AND WATER RESOURCES OF THE BIGBLACr RIVER BASIN, MS. COMPREHENSIVE BASIN STUDY, BIG--[LAC RIVER BASIN COORDINATING COMMITTEE. BASIN STUDY

FEr7T!ON ,OF REPORT ON GFOLOGY I9 E XTREMFLY BRIEF ANDGENERALIZED. MOST OF REPORT IS CONCERNED WITH THESTRUCTURE OF AND DEPTH TO WATER IN THE MAJOR AQUIFERS.

1772 SCOTT, F. T., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF TALLAHATCHIE ICOUNTY. MISSISSIPPI. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

*SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., SOIL SURVEY(1970) . (2)

1718 GRENT, FLOYD V., SOIL SURVEY OF OKTIBBEHA COUNTY,MISSISSIPPI. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,WASHINGTON, D.C., SOIL SURVEY (1973). (2)

1719 MCMULLEN, J. W., AND FORD, J. G., SOIL SURVEY OF WEBSTERCOUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVTCE"WASHINGTON, D.C., SOIL SURVEY (1978). (2)

1720 THOMAS, ABRAHAM E., SOIL SURVEY OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY,* MISSISSIPPI. L. S. SOIl... CONSERVATION SERVICE

WAS'HINGTON, D.C., SOIL SURVEY (1975). (2)

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)H FiFOFJM, 11 17., AND OTHERS., GROUND-WATER RESOJPCES OF CAMP,fFK')N LTI. rORk]S, AND TITus COUNTIES, TEXAS. TEXAS WATER

LI:,JMMI'SI FIN _JILET[N NO. 6" 7, AUSTIN, TX., BUI.LETIN =- ~~ 1 ?'-, , . (2 -

IN i4DDITT!N TO GEOLOGIC AND HYDROLOGIC DESCRIPTIONS- ,! , ' 11 f 4, T 1-4 1 7, REPO r CONTAINS A GEOL.OGIC MAP. A

' r r 6I1, 1 OLOGIC TEr] TONS, AND LOGS OF SELE-CTEDWELL....

109- BROAPHUFST, W. L., RECORDS OF WELLS AND SPRINGS, DRILLERSLOGS. WATER ANALYSES, AND MAP SHOWING LOCATIONS OF WELLSAND SPRINBS IN HARRISON COUNTY, TX. TEXAS BOARD OF WATERENGINEERS. AUSTIN, TX., RECORDS (1942). (1)

1094 BROADHURST. W. L., RECORDS OF WELLS, DRILLERS LOGS, WATER

ANALYSES, AND MAP SHOWING LOCATIONS OF WELLS IN UPSHUR

COLINTY, TX. TEXAS BOARD OF WATER ENGINEERS, AUSTIN, TX..RECORDS (1942). (1)

1 9095 FF:OAD'HJRST. W. L. RECORDS OF WELLS, SPRINGS, DRILLERS

LOGS, WATER ANALYSES, AND MAP SHOWING LOCATIONS OF WELLSAND SPRINGS IN CAMP, FRNAKLIN, AND TITUS COUNTIES, TX. TEXASBOARD OF WATER ENGINEERS, AUSTIN, TX., RECORDS(1I94.T.-., (1i)

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1096 BROADHIJRST. W. L., RECORDS OF WELLS AND SPRINGS, DRILLERS

LOGS. WATER ANALYSES, AND MAP SHOWING LOCATIONS OF WELLSAND SF'R, INGS IN HOPF'KINS COUNTY, TEXAS. TEXAS BOARD OF

WATER ENGINEERS., AUSTIN, TX., RECORDS (1943). (1)

• t'7 PrjI)Hl.!F.,, W,. L., RECORDS OF WELLS. DRILLERS LOGS. WATERr. AAL'YSEES. AND MAP SHOWING LOCATIONS OF WELLS IN MARION,. )IOIUNTY. "IX. TFXAS BOARD OF WATER ENGINEERS, AUSTIN, TX.,

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1098 BROADHURST, W. L., AND BREEDING, S. D., WATER RESOURCESOF MARION COUNTY. TEXAS. TEXAS BOARD OF WATER ENGINEERS,AUSTIN, TX., BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS (1943). (1)

BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS OF THE VARIOUS FORMATIONS IN THEAREA ARE SUPPLEMENTED BY A GEOLOGIC MAP, A REGIONAL CROSSSECTION, AND LOGS OF WELLS.

1099 BROOM, M. E., AND MYERS, B. N., GROUND-WATER RESOURCES OFHARRISON COUNTY. TEXAS. TEXAS WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARDREPORT 27, AUSTIN TX., REPORT (1966). (2)

THIS REPORT CONTAINS A GEOLOGIC MAP, CROSS SECTIONS,BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS OF GEOLOGIC UNITS, AND THE LOGS OFSELF.CTED WELLS.

1100 FOLLETT., C. R., RECORDS OF WELLS AND SPRINGS, DRILLERSLOGS, WATER ANALYSES, AND MAP SHOWING LOCATIONS OF WELLSAND SPRINGS IN CASS COUNTY, TX. TEXAS BOARD OF WATERENGINEERS, AUSTIN, TX., RECORDS (1942). (1)

1101 FOLLETT, C. R., RECORDS OF WELLS AND SPRINGS, DRILLERS

LOGS, WATER ANALYSES, AND MAP SHOWING LOCATIONS OF WELLSAND SPRINGS IN MORRIS COUNTY, TEXAS. TEXAS BOARD OFWATER ENGINEERS, AUSTIN, TX., RECORDS (1942). (1)

1163 BAKER. E. T., AND OTHERS, RECONNAISSANCE INVESTIGATION OFTHE GROUND-WATER RESOURCES OF THE RED RIVER, SULPHURRIVER, AND CYLRESS CREEK BASINS, TX. TEXAS WATERCOMMISSION BULLETIN NO. 6306, AUSTIN, TEX., BULLETIN(1963). (2)

THIS REPORT CONTAINS GENERALIZED GEOLOGIC MAPS,CROSS SECTIONS, AND FORMATION DESCRIPTIONS. NO DETAILEDDATA ARE PRESENTED.

1201 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STA. CE, GEOLOGICALRECONNAISSANCE OF THE SULPHUR RIVER AND CYPRESS CREEKBASINS. TEXAS. TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 3-798, VICKSBURG

MS., TECHNICAL REPORT (1967). (2)THIS REPORT CONTAINS DETAILED STRIP MAPS AND

* SUSLJURFACE DATA PERTAINING TO VARIOUS PROJECT ITEMSINCLUDED IN THE TEXAS WATER PLAN.

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1-43 FISHER, W. L., AND MCGOWEN, J. H., DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMSIN THE WILCOX GROUP OF TEXAS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TOOCCURRENCE OF OIL AND GAS. UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, BUREAUOF ECONOMIC GEOLOGY CIRCULAR NO. 67-4, AUSTIN, TX., CIRCULAR(1967). (2)

THE LOWER PART OF THE WILCOX GROUP IS DIVIDED INTOITS MAJOR DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS AND COMPONENT FACIES OFTHE VARIOUS SYSTEMS ARE DISCUSSED.

1279 BROOM, M. E., GROUND-WATER RESOURCES OF WOOD COUNTY, TX.TEXAS WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARD REPORT 79, AUSTIN, TX., REPORT(1968). (2)

THIS REPORT CONTAINS BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS OFFORMATIONS, MAPS OF THE DEPTH TO AND THICKNESSES OF MAJORAQUIFERS, A GEOLOGIC MAP OF THE COUNTY, LIST OF WELLS,CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF WATER, AND LOGS OF SELECTED WELLS

1368 BROOM, M. E., GROUND-WATER RESOURCES OF GREGG AND UPSHURCOUNTIES. TEXAS. TEXAS WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARD, REPORT

SNO. 1011 AUSTIN, TX., REPORT (1969). (2)

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FLATE B21 - SHREVEPORT

1031 DURHAM, CLARENCE 0. . JR., IRON ORE OF CENTRAL NORTHLOUISIANA. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION. LOUISIANAGEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN NO. 41, BATON ROUGE, LA.. BULLETIN(1964). f

ALIHOUGH MOST OF THIS REPORT IS CONCERNED WITHSPECIFIC ORE DEPOSITS. THERE ARE CHAPTERS DEALING WITHTHE GENERAL GEOLOGIC SETTING, PHYSIOGRAPHY. AND STRATIGRAPHY.

1186 JONES, HERSHEL L.- THE GEOLOGY OF THE IRON ORE DEPOSITS(F THE SUGAR' CREEf AREA. BIENVILLE, CLAIBORNE, AND LINCOLNPARISHES, LOUISIANA. UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS,LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, BATON ROUGE, LA., UNPUBLISHEDMASTERS THESIS(1962). (4)

THIS IS A COMPREHENSIVE AND WELL ILLUSTRATED THESISCOVERING THE STRATIGRAPHY AND STRUCTURE OF THE AREA ANDCONTAINING DESCRIPTIONS OF THE ORE DEPOSITS.

61190 HOLDER, ROBERT E., SURFACE GEOLOGY OF SOUTHERN UNION

_S PARISH, LOUISIANA. UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS, LOUISIANAPOLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, RUSTON. LA., UNPUBLISHED MASTERSTHESIS(1963). (4)

THE EOCENE AND QUATERNARY FORMATIONS OUTCROPPING INTHE AREA ARE MAPPED AND BRIEFLY DESCRIBED. LOGS OF WELLSAND GRAIN-SIZE DATA ON SELECTED SAMPLES ARE INCLUDED.

1191 JONES, G. W., JR., GROUND-WATER RESOURCES IN LINCOLNPARISH, LOUISIANA, WITH EMPHASIS ON THE SOUTHERN PART. UNPUBLISHEDMASTERS THESIS, LOUISIANA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, RUSTON,LA., LINPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS (1961). (4)

ALTHOUGH SEVERAL FORMATIONS ARE DESCRIBED BRIEFLY,THIS REPORT IS CONCERNED PRIMARILY WITH THE-SPARTA SAND,STRUCTURAL MAPS AND LOGS OF BORINGS ARE INCLUDED.

4 1236 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE, RED RIVERBELOW DENISON DAM, EAST POINT, LA.. DESIGN MEMORANDUMNO. 1, GENERAL, NEW ORLEANS, LA., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. I(1965). (6)

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1- 'T FI. E 1WOl. . R.. GEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THEOUACHITA RIVFrl AREA, LOWER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. U. S.ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION, TECHNICALREFORT NO. S-- ,-2. VICKSBURG, MS., TECHNICAL REPORT

• (1969). (2)

12@O iC . S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRTC'. NEW ORLEANS, CE. RED RIVERBASIN, CYPRESS BAYOU. LA- TEXAS, REPLACEMENT OF CADDODAM. LA. DFSIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 1, GENERAL. LITTLE ROCKARF:.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO}. 1 (1967). (6)

1721 SNIL)EF., J. L., AtND OTHERS, WATER RESOURCES OF UNIONPARISH. LOUISIANA. LA. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. WATER RESOURCE

BULLETIN 17, BATON ROUGE. LA., GEOL SURVEY BULLETIN(1972) . (2)

0 1722 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE. RED RIVERBELOW DEMINSON DAM, BAYOU BODEAU AND TRIBUTARIES, ARKANSASAND LOUISIANA. DESIGN MEMO NO. 1, GENERAL DESIGN,

CYPRESS BAYOU-RED CHUTE BAYOU LEVEE; DESIGN MEMO NO. 2!GENERAL DESIGN. FLAT RIVER CHANNEL IMPROVEMENT AND FLATRIVER. DESIGN MEMO NO. 1 & NO. 2 (1975). (6)

L OGGY BAYOU LEVEE.

172. U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE! RED RIVERWATERWAY. LOUISIANA, TEXAS, ARKANSAS AND OKLAHOMA.-MISS.

RIVER TO SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA. DESIGN MEMO NO. 2.GENERAL DESIGN MEMO, PHASE I. F'LAN FORMULATION AND SITESELECTION., NEW ORLEANS, LA., DESIGN MEMO (1976). (6)

1724 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. NEW ORLEANS. CE. RED RIVERWATERWAY, LOUISIANA, TEXAS. ARKANSAS, AND ODLA.-MISS.RIVER TO SHREVEPORT, LA. DESIGN MEMO NO. 6, GENERALDESIGN, PHASE II, PROJECT DESIGN, LOCK AND DAM NO. 1, NEW

ORLEANS, LA.. DESIGN MEMO (1974). (6)

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17'? U.. 7 L . ARMY F NCGNFER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE, RED RIVERWATERWAY, LOUISIANA, TEXAS, ARKANSAS, AND OK L.A., -MISS.RIVER TO SHREVEPORT. LA. DESIGN MEMO NO. 15,E.NVTRONMENTAL ANALYSIS, VOL 3, NEW ORLEANS, LA. , DESIGNMFMO(19751. (6,

Ci.. IMATO! OGY, GEOLOGY. HYDROLOGY. AND POl UTIONSOURCES AND STANDARDS.

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1726 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKOSBURG. CE. UACHITA ANDBLACKh RIVERS. RED RIVER BASIN. ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA,NINE-FOOT NAVIGATION PROJECT. DESIGN MEMO NO. 23,AVAILABILITY OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, FELSENTHAL ANDCALION LOCKS AND DAMS, SUPPL. NO. 1, VICKSBURG, MS., DESIGNMEMO NO. 27(1976). (6)

1727 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, OUACHITA AND. BLACK RIVERS, RED RIVER BASIN, ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA,

NINE-FOOT NAVIGATION PROJECT. DESIGN MEMO NO. 22,FELSENTHAL LOCK AND DAM, GENERAL DESIGN MEMO. SUPPL. NO.

. 1. VICKSBLRG, MS.. DESIGN MEMO NO. 22 (1976). (6)

1"728 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, OUACHITARIVER AND TIRBUTARIES, RED RIVER BASIN, ARKANSAS ANDLOUISIANA. GENERAL DESIGN MEMO, MONROE FLOODWALL,VICKSBURG, MS., DESIGN MEMO (1971). (6)

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1729 MATTHEWS, DAYTON, AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF OUACHITAPARISH, LA. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON,D.C., SOIL SURVEY (1974). (2)

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1034 COLE, W. A., AND CARTER, R. C., SOIL. SURVEY - WARRENCOUNTY, MISS. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOILCONSERVATION SERVICE, SOIL SURVEY (1964). (2)

1057 KRINITZSKY, E. L.... GEOLOGICAL INFLUENCES ON BANK EROSIONALONG MEANDERS OF THE LOWER MISS. RIVER. U. S. ARMYENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION, POTAMOLOGYINVESTIGATIONS REPORT NO. 12-15, VICKSBURG. MS.. INVEST.REPORT(1965) . (1)

GEOLOGIC SECTION5 AND PLAN MAPS ARE PRESENTED INTHIS REPORT FOR SEVERAL LOCATIONS THAT EXHIBIT VARIOUSTYPES OF BANK FAILURES.

1060 WALTERS. W. C.. AND LASSERRE. L. M., JR.. LOUISIANAENGINEERING SOILS MAP REPORT NO. 1, MONROE-VICKSBURG STRIP.

* LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, TESTING AND RESEARCHSECTION, MAP REPORT (1963). (2)

ENGINEERING SOIL TYPES ARE DEFINED, DESCRIBED,TABULATED ACCORDING TO THEIR PHYSICAL PROPERTIES, ANDDELINEATED ON PHOTO STRIP MAPS.

. 1109 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STA.,CE, GEOLOGICALINVESTIGATION OF THE BOEUF-TENSAS BASIN, LOWER MISS.VALLEY, BY R. T. SAUCIER. TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 3-757,VICKSBURG, MISS., TECHNICAL REPORT (1967). (2)

QUADRANGLE MAPS ARE USED TO PORTRAY THE DISTRIBUTIONOF ENVIRONMENTS OF DEPOSITION. EACH QUADRANGLE ISACCOMPANIED BY ONE OR MORE DETAILED CROSS SECTIONS FOLIOWAS ABOUT 50 PERCENT COMPLETE AS OF FEBRUARY 1967.

1151 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG. CE, FLOOD* CONTROL, MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, TENSAS BASIN-BOEUF

AND TENSAS RIVERS AND BAYOU MACON, ARKANSAS AND LA. DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 1. BAYOU LAFOURCHE CHANNEL 1i1PROVEMENT,VICKSBURG, MISS., DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 1 (1966). (6)

1154 L. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. VICf:SURG, CE, FLOODCONTRO .... MISS. RIVER AND "RIBUTARIES PROJECT, YAZOOBASIN--BIG SUNFLOWER RIVER, ETC., MISS. GENERAL DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 1. VICKSBURG. MS.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM(1964). (6)

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L , S CI I FB !.. F0 , JR., AND OIrIFPS., CLrIDrnFME CnUNJr ' GEOLOFYAND MINERAL. RESOURCES. MISSSSSIPPI GEOLOGICAL. ECONOMICAND TOF'O;R'FHICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 107. JAC:ISOr, MISS., BULL ETIN(I96h). (2)

A COMFREHENSIVE TREATMENT OF THE GEOLOGY OF THECOUNTY. BOTH SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE, WITH A GEOLOGIC MAP,9 muCrlURFE MAFS, AND LOGS OF BORINGS.

1187 EDWARDS. DOUGLAS E., JR., THE PHYSIOGRAPHY OF HINDSCOUNTY, MISS. UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS. MISS. STATE

COLLEGE, STATE COLLEGE, MISS., UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS

THIS THESIS COVERS ALL ASPECTS OF THE PHYSIOGRAPHY

OF THE. CrUN1Y AND EVALUATES THE PHY3IDOFP'APHY IN RELATION[Ui SUCH FACTORS AS ROAD CONSTRUCTION: MINERAL RESOURCES.ETC., SLOPE MAPS AND RELIEF MAPS ARE INCLUDED WITHNUMEROUS OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS.

120' SAUCIER R. T., AND KOLB. C. R., ALLUVIAL GEOLOGY OF THEYAZOO BASIN, LOWER MISS. VALLEY. U. S. ARMY ENGINEER

*gs WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION, VICKSBURG, MS., MAP(1967). (2)

IN ADDITION TO THE BASIC MAP WHICH SHOWS THEDISTRIBUTION OF ENVIRONMENTS OF DEPOSITION, THERE ARE AMAP OF THE SUBALLUVIAL SURFACE AND AN ILLUSTRATEDq

EXPLANATRY LEGEND.

1215 BICKER. ALVIN R., JR., PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THEGROUND-WATER RESOURCES OF COPIAH COUNTY. PROCEEDINGS OFTHE MISS. WATER RESOURCES CONFERENCE, WATER RESOURCESRESEARCH INSTITUTE, STATE COLLEGE, MISS., PAPER1967). (2)

BRIEF DISCUSSIONS OF THE MAJOR WATER BEARING UNITS

ARE INCLUDED IN THIS SHORT PAPER.

1260 SIMPSON, LLOYD W., JR., A FORAMINIFERAL AND SEDIMENTARYI O ANAl YSIS OF THE VICKSBURG GROUP (OL IGOCENE) IN WARREN AND

HINDS COUNTIES, MISSISSIPPI. UNPUBLISHED THESIS, MISS.STATE UNIVERSITY, STATE COLLEGE, MS., UNPUBLISHED THESIS(1965). (4)

ALTHOUGH THE GREATER PART OF THIS THESIS IS

CONCERNED WITH PALEONTOLOGY. IT ALSO CONTAINS THE LOGS OF[ (CURE HOLES DRILLED AT THE TYPE LOCALITIES OF THE VARIOUS UNITS.

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1704 1, Mq, T. A.. AN) OTHERS. : - L SURVEY nF TE.N OF F',,RT ,H.LOUISIANA. I. S. DEFARTMENT OF AGRICULTU IRE. SOILCONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., SOIL SURVEY(t969) . (2)

1289 FL EETWOCnD, A. R.. GEOLOGICAL. INVESTIGATION OF THE

OUACHITA PTVER AFA. LOWER MISS. VALLEY. U. S. ARMYENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION, TECHNICAL REPORT

NO. S-6W -2, TECHNICAL REPOR r (1969). (2)

1.17 RTC FFR. A. P.. JR.. COFIAH COUNTY GEOLOGY AND MINERAL

FESOURCSF-. MISSISSIPPI GEOLOGICAL, ECONOMIC ANDTOPFOGRAPHIC SURVEY BULLETIN 110, SURVEY BULLETIN

(1969). (2)IN ADDITION TO A SECTION ON GENERAL GEOLOGIC

SETTING. THERE ARE SECTIONS DEVOTED TO GROUNDWATERRESOURCES AND SUBSURFACE STRATIGRAPHY, A COLORED GEOLOGICMAP IS INCLUDED WITH THE REPORT

1328 WASSON. B. E., GEOLOGY AND WATER RESOURCES OF THE BIGBLACK RIVER BASIN, MISS. BIG BLACK RIVER BASINCOORDINATING COMMITTEE, REPORT (1968). (2)

SECTION OF REPORT ON GEOLOGY IS EXTREMELY BRIEF AND

GENERALIZED. MOST OF REPORT IS CONCERNED WITH THE

STRUCTURE OF AND DEPTH TO WATER IN THE MAJOR AQUIFERS.

1418 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, FLOODCONTROL, MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES9 YAZOO BASIN, MS. YAZOOHEADWATER PROJECT. ROCKY BAYOU CHANNEL IMPROVEMENT, LETTER

REFORT, VICKSBURG, MS., LETTER REPORT (1970). (6)

1730 JOHNSON. LAWRENCE D., PROPERTIES OF EXPANSIVE CLAY SOILS.

4q REFOFT 1. JACKSON FIELD TEST SECTION STUDY, U. S. ARMYENB NFEF WATEFWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION, MISC.

[ PAPER-5-77-.8-1. VICKSBURG, MS., MISC. PAPER (1973). (2)

4 1771 I'EFN. .OHN W.. JR.. AND BOGRAD. MICHAEL. ENVIRONMENTALEEOLUGY OF THF PiCAHONTAS, CLINTON. RAYMOND, AND,!:OWNSVIt LIF N.UADPANGL.ES. HINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. MISS.

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY SERIES NO. 1.JACF SON. MS.. RECOL SURVEY (1973). (2)

tHIS ATLAS-TYFE BOOK CONTAINS SECTIONS ON,.A Tf1Fr~r I. 1 F'I vby. niEIMiy, WATER FESOURCES. UBLIC UTILIT IES,

FFFFATTN AND TRANSPORTATION SANITARY LANDFILLS, AND LAND

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* 1772 GREEN, JOHN W., JR., AND CHILDRESS, SARAH C., ENVIRONMENTAL

OFOH]RY OF THE JOCKSON. JACKSON SE. MADISON, AND RIDGE

LAND OUADRANGLES. HINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. MISS.GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY SERIES NO. 24JACKSON. MS., GEOL SURVEY (1975). (2)

THIS ATLAS-TYPE BOOK CONTAINS SECTIONS ON

TOPOGRAPHY, GEOLOGY. WATER RESOURCES, RECREATION ANDTRANSFPRTATION. SANITARY LANDFILLS, AND LAND USE.

I73. SANFORD, T. H., JR. , GROUND-WATER RESOURCES OF MOREHOUSEPARISH, LOUISIANA. LA. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WRB-19, BATON

ROUGE, LA., GEOL SURVEY (1972). (2)

1734 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT VICKSBURG. CE, MISS. RIVER

LEVEES, EAST CARROLL PARISH., LOUISIANA. DESIGN MEMO NO.5, SUPPL. B, WALKER BEND. ARK.., DESIGN MEMO NO. 7, WILSON

POINT PUMPING STATION, DESIGN MEMO NO. 8, jUPPL. A, LAKEJACKSON-PALMETTO, MS., DESIGN MEMOS (1975). (6)

1735 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, YAZOO

BACKWATER PROJECT, YAZOO BASIN, MISSISSIPPI. DESIGN MEMO

NO. 2B, SUPPL. NO. 10, DEER CREEK TO W. M. WHITTINGTONAUXILIARY CHANNEL NEW LEVEE, ITEM 9, VICKSBURG, MISS., DESIGN

* MEMO(1973). (6)

1736 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, BIGSUNFLOWER, LITTLE SUNFLOWER, HUSHPUCKENA, AND QUIVERRIVERS AND THEIR TRIBUTARIES, AND DEER CREEK, STEELE

BAYOU, AND BOGUE PHALIA MISS. DESIGN MEMO NO. 1, SUPPL.

C, VICKSBURG, MISS., DESIGN MEMO (1971). (6)

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1737 SNIDER, J. L., AND OTHERS, WATER RESOURCES OF UNION

PARISH, LOUISIANA. L.A. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WATER RESOURCEBULLETIN 17, BATON ROUGE, LA., GEOL SURVEY BULLETIN

(1972). (2)

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r 1738 MATTHEWS, DAYTON, AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF OUACHITAPARISH, LOUISIANA. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,

WASHINGTON, D.C., SOIL SURVEY (1974). (2)ALSO ON PLATE 921.

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1739 0. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, YAZOOBACVTWATER PROJECT. YAZOO BASIN. MISS. DESIGN MEMO NO.1(). MUDDY BAYOU CONTROL STRUCTURE. VICKSBURG. MS., DESIGN

MEMO(1972). (0-)

1740 SCOTT. FRANF: T., AND OTHERS. SOIL SURVEY OF YAZOO COUNTY.MISS. U. G. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.,SOIL SURVEY (1975). (2)

1741 WEEMS, TRACEY A.. AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF WEST CARROLLPARISH, LOUISIANA. U. 5. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,WASHINGTON, D.C., SOIL. SURVEY (1977). (2)

1742 COLE, WILLIAM AARON. AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF HINDSCOUNTY, MISSISSIPPI. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,

*WASHINGTON. D.C., SOIL SURVEY (1979). (2)

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* 144 NFW';OME. FROY. JR.. AND SLOSS, RAYMO]ND. WATER RESOURCES OFRAFIDES PARISH., A. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION. LA.

GEOLOGICAL 3U1.JVEY WATER ,ESOUIRCES PHILLETIN NO. 8, BATONROlurF. ! A.. '-51I I. ETIN NO. A3 (1966). 2

1?75 L. 5. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. NEW ORLEANS, CE, RE) RIVERBELOW DENISON DAM. RED RIVER IN NATCHITOCHES AND RED RIVER

FARISHES. LA.. CAMPTI-CLARENCE AREA. DESIGN MEMORANDUMNO. 1 GENER0i DESIGN. NEW ORLEANS. LA. DESIGNMF .tiF N4A-UM 1,10. 1 ,1964) e,

1247 PAINE, W. R., AND MEYERHOFF, A. A., CATAHOULA FORMATION

OF WESTERN LOUISIANA AND THIN-SECTION CRITERIA FOR

FLUVIATILE DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENT. JOURNAL OFSEDIMENTARY PETROLOGY, JOURNAL (1968). (5)

THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE

FORMATION PLUS SEVERAL MEASURED SECTIONS.

1403 CALANDRO, A. J., AND OTHERS, WATER RESOURCES OF THEfFLMONT-MARTHAVrLLE-ROBELINE AREA, LA. LA. GEOLOGICAL

" SURVEY, WAIER RESOURCES PAMPHLET NO. 25. BATON ROUGE, LA. 7.

PAMPHLET (1970). (2)THE AVAILABILITY OF SURFACE WATER FROM BAYOU DUPONT

AND GROUND WATER FROM WILCOX GROUP AQUIFERS 1S DISCUSSED.LOG9 OF TEST HOLES ARE INCLUDED.

, 1407 WHITEMAN, C. D., AND OTHERS, WATER RESOURCES OF THES[.GL.E-SIMPSON-FLATWOODS AREA, LA. LOUISIANA GEOLOGICAL..SURVEY AND LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, WATER

*I RESOURCES PAMPHLET NO. 24, BATON ROUGE, LA., WATERRESOURCE.S PAMPHLET NO.24(1970). (2)

1743 MARIE. JAMES, R.. GROUND-WATER RESOURCES OF AVOYELLES* FARISH, LOUISIANA. LA. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WATER RESOURCE

BULL..EFIN 15. BATON ROUGE. LA., GEOL.. SURVEY BULLETIN

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-1744 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. NEW ORLEANS CE, REC RIVER

WATE*f-'W ','. L.OH.IiSIHNA. TEXAS. ARKANSAS AND O:LA.--Ml-. FlI[R

TO SHREVEPORT, LA. DESIGN MEMO NO. 2. GENERAL DESIGN

MEMO. DE91GN MEMO :1976). (6)

FHASE I, PLAN FORMULATION AND SITE SELECTION, NEW

ORLFANS, L.A.

t 7 45 u. '5. ARMY ENGIENER DISTRICT, NEW ORLFANS. CE, RED RIVER....

- WATERWAY, LAI'HTRTNA. TEXAS, ARKANSAS. AND O:LA.-MISS.

. IER TO SHR: VEF'OFT. LA. DFSIGN MEMO NO. 15,

ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS, VOL S. DESIGN MEMO (1975). (6)

r, TMATOL GY, GEOLOGY., HYDROLOGY, AND PO I HT!ON

"POt rU[i ANn STANDARDS. NEW ORLEANS, 1A.

1746 LEONE. H. .. ,JR., AND DUFUY, A. d.. ANAL YSIS OF WATER.

COPE MATEIAL. AND ELUTRIATE SAMPLES COLLEC TED NEAR YAZOO

CITY. MESS. (YA700 HEADWATER PROJECT). USGS OPEN-FILE

REPORT NO. 73-7?2, WASHINGTON, D.C.. OPEN-FILE REPORT

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PLATE B24 - NATCHEZ

S1('9 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER WES. CE. GEOLOGICAL INVES'IGATION OFTHE BOEUF-TENSAS BASIN. LOWER MISS. VALLEY. BY R. T.SAUCIER. TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 3-757. TECHNICAL REPORT1967) . (2)

QUADRANGLE MAPS ARE USED TO PORTRAY THE DISTRIBUTIONOF ENVIRONMENTS OF DEPOSITION. EACH DUADRANGLE ISACCOMPANIED BY ONE OR MORE DETAILED CROSS SECTIONS. FOLIOWAS ABOUT 50 PERCENT COMPLETE AS OF FEBRUARY 1967.

1150 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. VICKSBURG. CE. FLOOD." CONTROL, MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES PROJECT, RED RIVER

"BACKWATER AREA, LA. LARTO LAKE TO JONESVILLE LEVEES. GENERALU DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 1. VICKSBURG, MISS., DESIGN

MEMORANDUM NO. 1(1964). (6)

1151 U. S. ARMY E:JGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE, FLOODCONTROL, MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, TENSAS BASIN-BOEUF

S OAND TENSAS RIVERS AND BAYOU MACON, ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA.DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 1, BAYOU LAFOURCHE CHANNELIMPROVEMENT, VICKSBURG, MISS., DESIGN MEMORANDUM(1966). (6)

1170 BICKER, A. R.. JR., AND OTHERS, CLAIBORNE COUNTY GEOLOGYAND MINERAL RESOURCES. MISS. GEOLOGICAL, ECONOMIC ANDTOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY BULLETIN NO. 107.JACKSON, MISS., BULLETIN(1966). (2)

A COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT OF THE GEOLOGY OF THECOUNTY, BOTH SURFACE AND SUBSURFACE. WITH A GEOLOGIC MAP,STRUCTURE MAPS, AND LOGS OF BORINGS.

1172 PARSONS, BRIAN E.. GEOLOGICAL FACTORS INFLUENCINGRECHARGE TO THE BATON ROUGE GROUND-WATER SYSTEM, WITHEMPHASIS ON THE CITRONELLE FORMATION. UNPUBLISHED

* MASTERS THESIS, LOUISIANA STATE UNIV., BATON ROUGE, LA., UNPUBLISHEDMASTERS THESIS(1967). (0)

THIS STUDY PRESENTS DETAILED INFORMATION ON THEAREAL EXTENT. THICKNESS, AND LITHOLOGY OF PLEISTOCENEGRAVELIFEROUS DEPOSITS AND THEIR RELATION TO UNDERLYING TERTIARYDEPOSITS. A GEOLOGIC MAP AND ISOPACH MAPS ARE INCLUDED.

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* 1215 BICKER. ALVIN R.. JR.. PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THEGROUND-WATER RESOURCES OF COPIAH COUNTY. PROCEEDINGS OFTHE MISS. WATER RESOURCES CONFERENCE, WATER RESOURCESRESEARCH INSTITUTE,. STATE COLLEGE, MS.. PAPER(1967) . (2)

BRIEF DISCUSSIONS OF THE MAJOR WATER BEARING UNITSARE INCLUDED IN THIS SHORT PAPER

1242 IJ. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE, MISS.RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, OLD RIVER, LA., LOW SILL CONTROLSTRUCTURE. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 4, SUPPLEMENT NO. 2qANCHORED PAPGE BARRIER, NEW ORLEANS., LA., DESIGNMEMOFANDUM NO. 4(1966). (6)

1266 MIL.BRANDT. A. C.. AND HALE, L. B., SOIL SURVEY, PIKECOUNTY, MS. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOILCONSERVATION SERVICE. WASHINGTON. D. C.. SOIL SURVEY(1968). (2)

1284 WEEMS. T. A., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF TENSAS PARISH, LA.U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOIL CONSERVATIONSERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., SOIL SURVEY (1968). (2)

1289 FLEETWOOD, A. R., GEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THEOUACHITA RIVER AREA, LOWER MISS. VALLEY. U. S. ARMYENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION, TECHNICAL REPORTNO. S-69-2, VICKSBURG, MISS., TECHNICAL REPORT(1969). (2)

1-07 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG. CE. MISS. RIVERAND TRIBUTARIES, RED RIVER BACK WATER AREA, LA. DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 4, DETAILED DESIGN MEMORANDUM FOR LONGBRANCH DRAINAGE STRUCTURE, VICKSBURG, MISS.. DESIGNMEMORANDUM(1967). (6)

1 17 fslI- 4FR, A. R-. JR., COFIAH COUNTY GEOLOGY AND MINERALRESOURCES. MISS. GEOLOGICAL, ECONOMIC AND TOPOGRAPHICSURVEY BULLETIN NO. 110. SURVEY BULLETIN (1969). (2)

IN ADDITION TO A SECTION ON GENERAL GEOLOGIC* SFTTING. THERE ARE SECTIONS DEVOTED TO GROUNDWATER

RESOURCES AND SUBSURFACE STRATIGRAPHY. A COLORED GEOLOGICMoP IS INCL IJr)ED WITH THE RFPORT.

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177T9 Il. S. ARMY ENGINEER WES, CE. GEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OFTHE MISS. RIVER AREA, AR'TOI4 T SH TO DONALDSONVILLE., IA.. BEYR. T. SAUCIER. TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 3--69-4. TECHNICALREPOFIT(1969). '2)

THE DISTRIBUTION OF ENVIRONMENTS OF DEPOSITION AREPFLRTFAYED FOR () 1 UADRANGLES. EACH QIIIAD IS ACCOMPANIEDPY (I4NF OR MrFE DETAILED CRST SECTIONS. UFLAND FORMATIONSAPE T DENT I F 1) ACORDING TO I.. ATEST AVA IL ABLE INFORMATION.

14), MORRIS., 'A. M., .JR. , AND OTHERS. SOIL SURVEY O ADAMSCOUNTY. ME. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, SOIL!'.OI''.:n M .',T.r TFN -)FVT(-E, WASHINGTON. ), D . qO TI. 5UF".EY

1,747 CHILDRESS. SARAH C.. AND OTHERS, GEOLOGY AND MAN IN ADAMSCOUNT,'. MISSISSIPFI. MISS. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY SERIES NO. 4, JACKSON, MS., GFOLS URV'EY ( 1976.2)

6@ THIS ATLAS-TYPE BOOK CONTAINS SECTIONS ON GEOGRAPHYAND F'HYSIOGRAF'HY. GEOLOGY, GEOLOGIC HAZARDS, WASTE

-"Dl SFflSAt.. WATER RESOURCES, TRANSPORTATION AND RECREATION,

PRESENT LAND USE, HISTORIC AND AESTHETIC FACTORS.

1748 Ll. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG. CE, RED RIVERBACKWATER AREA, LOUISIANA. FLOOD CONTROL., MISS. RIVER ANDTRIBUTARIES PROJECT. DESIGN MEMO NO. 2, RELOCATION OFFACILITIES, SUEPL.. C. LEVEES, VICKSBLRG, MS., DESIGN MEMO(1975). (6)0

1749 L). S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG., CE. RED RIVEREBACKL:WATEF. AREA, LA, FLOOD CONTROL, MISS. RIVER AND'F:BUIARILS FROJECT. DESIGN MEMO NO. 3, REAL ESTATE,

LAR.O LAKE TO JONESVILLE LEVEE, SUPPL G, VICKSBURG, MISS.,DESI[GN MFMO (1975). (6)

SUPF"L.. H, CATAHOULA LAKE TO JONESVILLE, NEW LEVEE;SUPFL. I, CATAHOULA LAKE TO ,JONESVILLE. NEW LEVEE

175f I. . ,,IY FNGINrF ' DISTRICT, VICK-SBURG, CE. RED RIVER6_ *d:'LAtIATrF.' "',PEA, IA. FL OOD CONTROL. MISS.. PIVER AND

T~FF'LI.'.A "; F'FrJECT. DESIGN MEMO NO. 5, TENSAS COCODRIEP.!MFTNG PLANI--SITE SELECTION, SUPPL. NO. 1, VICKSBURG, MS.,DESIGN MEMO 1977). (6)

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1751 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICH SBJR, CE. RED RIVER"4JJCWATE ,FEA, QU ISIANA. FLOOD CTROL. MTSS. FRVFR ANDTRIBUTARTE3 PROJECT. DESIGN MEMO NO. 6, TENSAS-COCODRIEPIIMPING PLANT, GFNERAL., VTC SPURG, MS., DESIGN MEMO(1976) ()

175i2 U. '. ARMV ENGI NEER DISJFICT NEW U9"LEANS. fF. RED RI, AIRWATERWAY., LOUISIANA, TEXAS, ARKANSAS, AND OFLA., -MISS.RIVFR TO SHREVFPORT, I A. DESIGN MEMO NO, 2 GENFf;,AL"DESIGN MEMO, NEW ORLEANS, IA.., DESIGN MEMO (1976). (6)

F'HcSF I, PLAN FORMULATION AND STV 5qEFCTION.

1753 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORL.EANS. CE. RED RIVERWATERWAY, IDIJISIANA. TEXAS. ARKANSAS. AND OF LA.,-MISS.RIVER TO SHREVEPORT, LA. DESIGN MEMO NO. 15,

ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS, VOL 3, DESIGN MFMO (1975). (6)

CLIMATOLOGY, GEOLOGY, HYDROLOGY, AND POLLUTION

SOURCES ,AND STANDARDS, NEW ORLEANS, I-A.

1754 MARIE. ,AMES. R., GROUND--WATER RESOURCES OF AVOYELLESPARISH. LOUISIANA. LA. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WATER RESOURCE

BULLETIN 15, BATON ROUGE., LA., GEOL SURVEY BULLETIN(1971). (2)

1755 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, VICKSBURG, CE. RED RIVERBACKWATER AREA., LOUISIANA, FLOOD CONTROL, MISS. RIVER ANDTRIBUTARIES PROJECT. DESIGN MEMO NO. 14. TENSAS-COCODRIE

AREA LEVEE ENLARGEMENT, VICKSBURG. MS., DESIGN MEMO

(1975). (6)

1756 MTIBRANDT, ALLAN CARL, SOIL SURVEY OF AMITE COUNTY, MISS..U. S. SOIL CONS ERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C.. SOILSURVEY(1976). (2)

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PLATE E425 - LAfE CHARLES

112C, U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS. CE, CALCASIEURIVER AND PASSES. LA. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 4, DETAIL.CALCASIEU RIVER SALTWATER BARRIER, NEW ORLEANS, LA., DESIGN

MEMORANDUM (1964) . (6)

1121 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE, CALCASIEURIVER AND PASSES. LA. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 3, GENERAL.,NEW ORLEANS, LA. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 3 (1964). (6) ,,

1775 HOSMAN, R. L., BROUSSARDW.L.. AND CANALDROA.J., WATERRESOURCES OF NORTHWESTERN ST. LANDRY PARISH AND VICINITY,LA. LOUISIANA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WATER RESOURCESPAMPHLET NO. 23., BATON ROUGE, LA. , WATER RESOURCESPAMPHLET(1970). (2)

THIS REPORT CONTAINS NO GEOLOGIC DATA ON FORMATIONS.ONLY BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS OF AQUIFERS ARE INCLUDED;HOWEVER, THE REPORT DOES CONTAIN THE LOGS OF SELECTED WELLS.

1397 TOLICHET, B. A., AND DANIELS, R. B., A POST-MONTGOMERYPRE-PRAIRIE AGE LOESS NEAR VILLE PLATTE, LA. SOUTHEASTERN

GEOLOGY, VOL 12, PAPER (1970). (5)THE COMPOSITION, GENESIS, AND STRATIGRAPHIC

RELATIONS OF A 250-SQUARE-MILE AREA OF SILT DEFOSITS UPTO 25 FEET THICK ARE DISCUSSED IN THIS PAPER.

1431 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANSw CE, MERMENTAURIVER, LOUISIANA. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 1, GENERALDESIGN, PREPARED BY BROWN & BUTLER, BATON ROUGE, LA., DESIGN

* MEMORANDUM NO. 1(1968). (6)

1757 MURPHY, KENNETH E., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF ST. MARTINPARISH, LOUISIANA. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,

WASHINGTON, D.C.. SOIL SURVEY (1977). (2)

ALSO ON PLATE B26.

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1758 TOUCHET. ARVILLE B.. AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY, EVANGELINEPARISH. LOUISIANA. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,WASHINGTON. D.C., SOIL SURVEY (1974). (2)

1759 MURf-HY. ;ENNETH E., AND OTHERS, SOIL SURVEY OF LAFAYETTEPARISH. LOUISIANA. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,WASHINGTON. D.C., SOIL SURVEY (1q77). (2)

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PLATE P'26 - EA7ON F;'.0I1G

1072 LONG. RICHARD A.. GROUND WATER IN THE GEISMAR-GONZALESAREA, ASCENSION PARISH, LA. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION,

L OUISIANA GEOL..OG ICAL.. SURVEY WATER RESfiI_.FOCES bUL.LETIN NO.7. RATON ROUGE, L.A. WATER F rOURCES BLI..E[II"S1965) 65

TfHE HYDROLOUI(: CHARACFE STIrS OF @UA'[FF'NARYAQUIFER S ARE THE MAIN CONCERN OF THIS REPORT. A WELLI.OCA'TTON MAR AND G3EOLOGIC SECTIONS ARE INCLIJDED. BUT WELLLOGS ArE NOT PRESENTED.

1032 IIEE, R. R., AND ROLLO. J. F', , SALT-WATER ENCROACHMENT,BATON ROUGE AREA, LA. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION,I 'tHISIANA GFOLI6TCAl SURVEY WA TER RESOURCES PAMPHLET NO.17, BATON ROUGE, LA., WATER RESOURCES PAMPHLET

( 1965;. (2)ISC]I.t 5SIONS OF THE LOCYtlION AND NATURE OF A MAJOR

* FAULT FORM THE BASIC PART OF THIS BRIEF REPORT.

* 1036 DAVIEF, V. . SEDIMENTARY STRUCTURES AND SUBFACIES OF AMISS. RIVER POINT BAR. THE JOURNAL OF GEOLOGY., VOL 74, JOURNAL(1966). (5)

1059 CARDWELIGFORGE T.,FORBESM.J.,JRGAYDOSM.W., PROGRESSREPORT ON THE AVAILABILITY OF FRESH WATER, LAKE

PONTCHARTRAIN AREA, LA. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION,I..!ISIANA GEOL OGICAL SURVEY WATER RESOURCES PAMPHLET NO.18, BAON ROUGE, LA. PROGRESS REPORT (1966). (2)

PERHAPS THE MOST USEFUL PART OF THIS SHORT REPORT IS

A MAP SHOWING THE HYDROLOGIC FEATURES OF THE LAKEFONTCHARTRATN BASIN. NO BASIC DATA ARE INCLUDED, HOWEVER.

1061 WALTEFS, W. C., AND OTHERS, LOUISIANA ENGINEERING SOILS

MAP REFORT NO. 2. LAFAYETTE-PORT ALLEN STRIP. LOUISIANADEF'ARTMFNT OF HIGHWAYS, TESTING AND RESEARCH SECTION,BATON ROUGE., LA., STRIP MAPS (1963). (2)

* r:Ni3NGTF!RNr; '3f ITL... TYPES ARE DEFINE-D, DESCRIBED,"rTlitnfl.AlFr A-r~FlF;PTNO TO THEIR PHYSICAL PROPERTIES. AND

..I E NRI A 1 ON .hOT STRIP MAPS

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IC06: WALTERS. W. C., AND OTHERS, i.OLISIANA ENGINEERING SOILSMAP REF'ORr NO. 7., HAMMOND--SLIDELL STRIP. LOUISIANADEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS. TESTING AND RESEARCH SECTION,BATON ROUGE,. LA.. STRIP MAPS ( 1 963). (2)

ENGINEERING SOIL TYPES ARE DEFINED. DESCRIBED,TABULATED ACCOF'DING TO THEIR PHYSICAL PROPERTIES, ANDDELINEATED ON PHEOTO STRIP MAPS.

1u6 WALTERS, W. C.. AND OTHERS, LOUISIANA ENGINEERING SOILSMAF REFFT NO. 4. BATON ROUGE-HAMMOND STRIP. LOUISIANADEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, TESTING AND RESEARCH SECTION.BATON ROUGE. LA. , STRIP MAP (1964). (2)

ENGINEERING SOIL TYPES ARE DEFINED, DESCRIFIED,TABULATED ACCORDING TO THEIR FHYSICAL PROPERTTES, ANDDELINEATED ON PHOTO STRIP MAPS

1064 WALTERS. W. C., AND OTHERS, LOUISIANA ENGINEERING SOILSMAr REPORT NO. 5, BATON ROUGE-I ENNER STRIP. LOUISIANADEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, TESTING AND RESEARCH SECTION.BATON ROUGE. LA., STRIP MAP (1964). (2)

ENGINEERING SOIL TYPES ARE DEFINED. DESCRIBED.TABULATED ACCORDING TO THEIR PHYSICAL PROPERTIES, ANDDELINEATED ON PHOTO STRIP MAPS.

1102 ROLLO. J. R.. GROUND-WATER RESOURCES OF THE GREATER NEWORLEANS AREA. LOUISIANA. LOUISIANA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ANDLOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. WATER RESOURCESBUL.LETIN NO. 9. BATON ROUGE. L.A.. WATER RESOURCES BULLETIN(1966). (2)

HYDROLOGIC DATA FORM THE GREATER PART OF THE REPORT- HOWEVER. DESCRIPTIONS OF SME OF THE SHALLOWER AQUIFERSARE SIGNIFICANT. CROSS SECTIONS BUT NO LOGS OF WELLS AREINCLUDED.

11(4 COLEMAN. J. M.. ECOLOGICAL CHANGES IN A MASSIVEFRESH-WATER CLAY SEQUENCE. TRANSACTIONS. GULF COASTASSOCIATION OF GEOLOGICAL SOCIETIES., VOL 16. LAFAYETTE,LA., TRANSACTIONS (1966). (5)

IDENTIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION OF SUB-ENVIRONMENTSOF DEPOSITION WITHIN THE BACK SWAMP ENVIRONMENT IN THEATCHAFALAYA BASIN IS THE THEME OF THIS ARTICLE.

1118 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE, LAKEPONTCHARTRAIN AND VICINITY. L-A. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO.12. SOURCES OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS. NEW ORLEANS, LA.. DESIGNMEMORANDUM (1966). 6)

iI -" .. ? '

*" 1122 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. NEW ORLEANS. CE. FLOODCONTROL. MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, ATCHAFALAYA BASINFLOODWAY. LA. GENERAL DESIGN MEMORANDUM., NEW ORLEANS,LA., DESIGN MEMORANDUM (1963). (6)

1127 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. NEW ORLEANS. CE, FLOODCONTR7L, MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES. ATCHAFALAYA BASINFLOODWAY. LA. GENERAL DESIGN MEMORANDUM, SUPPLEMENT NO.1. DESIGN MEMORANDUM, SUPPLEMENT (1963). (6)

1172 PARSONS, BRIAN E.. GEOLOGICAL FACTORS INFLUENCINGRECHARGE TO THE BATON ROUGE GROUND-WATER SYSTEM. WITHEMPHASIS ON THE CITRONELLE FORMATION. UNPUBLISHEDMASTERS THESIS, LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, BATON ROUGE.LA.. UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS (1967). (0)

THIS STUDY PRESENTS DETAILED INFORMATION ON THEAREAL EXTENT. THICKNESS. AND LITHOLOGY OF PLEISTOCENEGRAVELIFEROUS DEPOSITS AND THEIR RELATION TO UNDERLYING TERTIARY

* @DEPOSITS. A GEOLOGIC MAP AND ISOPACH MAPS ARE INCLUDED.

1173 MARTINEZ, JOSEPH D., THE RECENT ALLUVIUM OF THOMAS ANDDUNCAN POINTS. LOUISIANA WATER RESOURCES RESEARCHINSTITUTE TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 1, LOUISIANA STATE UNIV.,BATON ROUGE, LA., TECHNICAL REPORT (1967). (2)

AVAILABLE GEOLOGIC DATA WERE REVIEWED TO DETERMINETHE NATURE AND THICKNESS OF ALLUVIAL DEPOSITS THAT MIGHTBE A SOURCE OF GROUNDWATER FOR THE BATON ROUGE AREA.

1211 CARDWELL, G. T., AND OTHERS, WATER RESOURCES OF THE LAKEPONTCHARTRAIN AREA, LA. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION,LOUISIANA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER RESOURCES BULLETIN NO.

12, BATON ROUGE, LA., WATER RESOURCES BULLETIN(1967). (2)

THE TEXT OF THIS REPORT IS CONCERNED ALMOSTEXCLUSIVELY WITH GROUNDWATER AND SURFACE WATER HYDROLOGY.HOWEVER, THERE ARE SEVERAL PLATES OF CROSS SECTIONS WITHLITHOLOGIC

* DATA.

1221 FRAZIER, DAVID E., RECENT DELTAIC DEPOSITS OF THE MISS.RIVER, THEIR DEVELOPMENT AND CHRONOLOGY. TRANSACTIONS,GULF COAST ASSOCIATION OF GEOLOGICAL SOCIETIES, SAN

* ANTONIO, TX., TRANSACTIONS (1967). (5)DETAILED FACIES ANALYSES OF CORES FROM HUNDREDS OF -

BORINGS AND MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED RADIOCARBON DATES HAVEPERMITTED THE RECOGNITION AND DELINEATION OF SIXTEENDELTA LOBES FORMED DURING THE PAST 6,000 YEARS.

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1274 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE, FONTCHARTRAINBASIN, TANGIPAHOA RIVER, LA. DETAILED PROJECT REPORT,NEW ORLEANS, LA., F'ROJECT REPORT (1967). (6)

1237 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. NEW ORLEANS, CE, LAKEPONTCHAPTRAIN, LA., AND VICINITY. CHALMETTE AREA PLAN. DESIGNMFM iR).ANDUJM NO. !, GENERAL DESIGN, NEW ORLEANS, LA., DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 7(1966). (6)

-I ''61t VTNNER. M. D., JR.. AND OTHERS. WATER RESOURCES OF POINTE

-cFUFEE PARISH, LA. LOUISIANA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WATERRESOURCES BULLETIN NO. 11, BATON ROUGE. LA., WATERRESOURCES BULLETIN(1968). (2)

1274 HARDER, A. H., AND OTHERS, WATER RESOURCES UF THE* I ETTS-WORTH-INNIS-BATCHELOR AREA, POINTE COUF'EE PARISH, LA.

LOUISIANA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, WATER RESOURCES PAMPHLET NO.21, BATON ROUGE, LA., FAMPHLET (1968). (2)

THIS REPORT IS VERY BRIEF AND GENERAL; HOWEVER, ITDOES CONTAIN DATA ON THE PIEZOMETRIC SURFACE IN THE AREAAND THE LOGS OF SELECTED WELLS.

1 1311 CULLINAN, T. A., CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE GEOLOGY OFWASHINGTON AND ST. TAMMANY PARISHES, LOUISIANA. PHD.DISSERTATION, TULANE UNIVERSITY, NEW ORLEANS, LA.. DISSERTATION(1969). (0)

THIS DISSERTATION IS CONCERNED PRIMARILY WITH THELITHOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY OF THE QUATERNARY TERRACE ANDFLOODPLAIN DEPOSITS AS RELATED TO THE OCCURRENCE AND F'ETROGRAPHY

OF GRAVEL DEPOSITS.

* 1314 HO. CLARA. AND COLEMAN, 0. M., CONSOLIDATION ANDCEMENTATION OF RECENT SEDIMENTS IN THE ATCHAFALAYA BASIN.GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA BULLETIN, VOL 80, BULLETIN -(1969). (5)

SAMPLES FROM A FRESH-WATER CLAY SEQUENCE WERE

EXAMINED PRIMARILY BY X--RADIOGRAPHY TO DISCERN DIAGENETIC* FFATURFS SUCH AS CEMFNTATI]N, REP['ACFMENT OF ORGANIC FRAGMENTS, _

AND NODULE FORMAT ION.

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131. DANCE. R. E.. AND OTHERS, SOIL. SURVEY OF EAST BATON ROUGEF'A[lS3H. I-A. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUFE. SOIL

CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., SOIL SURVEY(1968). <2)

1.720 IRINITZS[Y. E. L., AND SMITH. F. L., GEOLOGY OF EACi SWAMI

DEPOSITS IN THE ATCHAFALAYA PASIN, LA. U. S. ARMY

ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION, TECH. REPORT NO.

S--69--8. VIC KSBURG, MS., TECH. REPORT (1.969). (2)X-RADIOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES WERE USED TO CLASSIFY AND

CORRELATE THE DEPOSITS INTO ENVIRONMENTS OF DEPOSITION.

THE SEDIMENTARY CHARACTERISTICS OF EACH ENVIRONMENT ARE

DTISCUSSED AND VARIATIONS IN STRENGTH PARAMETERS ARE

RELATED TO THE VARYINGCHARACTERISTICS.

172 ROLI__O, J. R.. SALT--WATER ENCROACHMENT IN AOUIFERS OF THEBATON ROUGE AREA, LA. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION, LA.

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WATER RESOURCES BULLETIN NO. 1.. BATON

ROUGE, LA., WATER RESOURCES BULLETIN (1969). (2)

*THIS REPORT CONTAINS CONTOUR MAPS OF WATER LEVELS INVARIOUS AQUIFERS AND DISCUSSES THE OCCURRENCE OF SALINE

GROUNDWATER; HOWEVER, IT IS PERHAPS MOST VALUABLE FOR ITS

DISCUSSION OF THE BATON ROUGE FAULT ZONE.

1327 K-AZMANN, R. G.. AND HEATH, M. M., LAND SUBSIDENCE RELATEDTO GROUND-WATER OFFTAKE IN THE NEW ORLEANS AREA. TRANSACTIONS,

GULF COAST ASSOCIATION OF GEOLOGICAL SOCIETIES, VOL 1. TRANSACTTONS

(1966j. (5)

SUBSIDENCE OF AS MUCH AS 1.7 FEET BETWEEN 1938 AND

1964 IS ATTRIBUTED MAINLY TO PUMPAGE FROM THE 700-FT SAND.

1-30 FRANZMANN, F. K. HISTORY OF SEDIMENTATION OF DUNCAN

POINT, A POINT BAR ON THE MISS. RIVER, LA. UNPUBLISHED

THESIS, LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY, BATON ROUGE, LA., UNPUBLISHED

THESIS(1969). (4)ANOMALOUS ACCRETION PATTERNS ON THE POINT DURING THE

PAST 78 YEARS ARE EVALUATED IN TERMS OF EXTERNAL

INFL.UENCES SUCH AS UPSTREAM REVETMENT PLACEMENT AND DIVERSION.

17:9 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER WES, CE, GEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF* THE IS . F[VEF AREA, ARTONISH 1-0 DONALDSONVILLE, LA, BY

:R. T. SAI(IEP. TECHNICAL REPORT NO. S-69-4, TECHNICAL'.FF'OF.T 1 196') . (2)

THE DISTRIBUTION OF ENVIRONMENTS OF DEPOSITION ARE

PORIRAYED FOR 10 DUADRANGLES. EACH QUAD IS ACCOMPANIED BY

ONE OR MORE DETAILED CROSS SECTIONS. UPLAND FORMATIONS

* ARE IDFNIIFIED ACCORDING TO LATEST AVAILABLE INFORMATION.

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.7 ,'.'- ' . , "r. ' TNEER ,.TS'T NEW ONLEAN'. CE. LAf.E".~ ~ ~ ~~~~A ANP , 01,l {I[ :1nIjTY', L.QU r:PINTPHCFrRAIN

EAA-FP. . IPLAN. ' SIGN ,k! NO. 2-SENEFRAl. INNER HARBORr,' .AT IO r' ,-,N-L REMAININD i Ej.EES, NEW ORLEAN. LA. , DESIGN

F. NC 7-,r , .-. 4R AT TON OF F, - FW('MF SEDIIEINTS.A-,T(-.'CF.n -YA. T[-T _ECTTO)rI '.'I, ATCHAFALA:,A LEVEE SYSTEM. LA...i - E'I; Fr& INFER WTFF WAS EXPER IMFNT s TrATn. TECH.

-.. IFr: . ND. , 5H.'F,,, MS. , TECH. RE-OFT

Fl N INE b, 156S. TEII EtT F -F;' F i I ETN E-ING

S- F ' , '.[ fL FXAMIIN F4 r IDRiAF-F'IIIF T;"INTOi9(ER TI.O

{14Fq- rJT I 'OqT I NAL HORI7ONS. FACH HOIZF.IZON WAS ASSESSED'i, TfI T -f-.i E ! N LEVEE SE1 -LEMENT AND THE EXTENT ANDfti 'E; ! F:.MATION CAONED BY THE LEVEE WAS DEFINEDFiF FAILH HORIZOrN.

1T,84 SMIIH., C. b.. JF.. GEOHYDROLOGY OF THE SHALLOW AQ.UTFERSOF BATFN ROUOE, LA. LOUISIANA WATER RESOURCES RESEARCHINSTITUTE, BITON ROUGE, LA. REPORT (1969). (2)

A SHORT PUT DETAILED REPORT CONTAINING STRUCTURE ANDISOFACH MAPS AND CROSS SECTIONS. THE FORMATIONID-NTIFICATIOiNS AND CORRELATIONS REFLECT THE ATTITUDE OF

m|"1KII ANA 5FATE INIV. GEOLOGISTS AND ARE NOT WIDELYAC I IED F! 9EWH EFE.

:'..5 LlIJIIANP AGFICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION, EAST FELICIANA

1iF,.. .K Ji NAo . GFNFRO[ SOIL MAP, BATON ROUGE, LA.. SOIL

1401 WINI 7. W. *.,. AND OTHERS, SUBSIDENCE ANDRnfP IND-WriT F O FF T(KE I N THE BATON ROUGE A~REA1. I OLJ 151

0 ~~~WA~EK . F FN~1iF FERCH INSTITUTE. BULL ElTIN 6, BATONll ROI 3F. LA1.. BtE TIN ( 7w" (2)

TrHIS RFPHF T DFVNISCUSSES 3ES I DENCE IN THE BATON ROUGE- ~ ~ AR tPH& Heb B)N' OUThNDWATEFF FIAFE. F:OCEEDINR AT A RATE OF

4 INU NFl, TN 5 YEARS, WITH THAT CAUSED BY THE BATON ROUGEFAII ZONE. ROCEEND AT H RATE OF 2.5I INCHES IN 10

!Y O;F.' FNJI rAiTF *rFT ; IN Nl r: DATA OLIGE IRUDE.

0

'..4 :EI.F.F'FU F,]K RF EARC I IN TITU E, HIL'T-r,. ATO

1414 OTVO3, E. G. JR. RELICT EOLIAN DUNES AND THE AGE OF THE"FRAIRIE" COASTWISE. TERRACE, SOUTHEASTERN LA. GEOLOGICALSOCIETY OF AMERICA BULLETIN. BULLETIN (1971). (5)

1760' (O[, C. R'.. AND OTHERS, PLEISTOCENE SEDIMENTS OF THE NEWORLEANS-LAWKE FONTCHARTRAIN AREA. U. S. ARMY ENGINEERWATERWAYS EXFERIMENT STATION. TECHNICAL REFORT NO. S-75-6.VIC4::SBURG, MS., TECH. REPORT (1975). (2)

176,i WHITMAN. C. D., GROUND-WATER IN THE PLAOUEMINE-WHITECASTLE AREA, IFERVILLE PARISH, LOUISIANA. LA. GEOLOGICALSURVEY, WATER RESOURCES BULLETIN 16, BATON ROUGE, LA.. GEOLSURVEY BULLETIN(1972). (2)

1762 HOSMAN, R. L., GROUND-WATER RESOURCES OF THE NORCO AREA,LOUISIANA. L.A. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. WATER RESOURCESBULLETIN 18, BATON ROUGE, LA., GEOL SURVEY BULLETIN(1972) (2)

1763 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE, LAKEF'ONTCHARTRAIN, LOUISIANA AND VICINITY, NEW ORLEANS, LA. DESIGNMEMO NO. 2, CITRUS LAKEFRONT LEVEE; DESIGN MEMO NO. 2., NEWORLEANS EAST LAKEFRONT LEVEE; DESIGN MEMO NO. 2, SUFPL NO.9. NEW ORLEANS EAST LEVEE, DESIGN MEMOS (1973). (6)

1764 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE, TECHE-VERMII-LIONBASINS, LOUISIANA, FLOOD CONTROL. MISS. r .ER ANDTRIBUTARIES. DESIGN MEMO NO. 1, GENERAL DESIGN MEMO, NEW

ORLEANS, LA., DESIGN MEMO (1975). (6)

1765 LEONE, H. L.. ANALYSES OF WATER, CORE MATERIAL, ANDELUTRIATE SAMPLES COLLECTED NEAR NEW ORLEANS, LA. (LAKEPONTCHARTRAIN AND VICINITY HURRICANE PROTECTION PROJECT).

*• OFEN-FILE REPORT NO. 76-758, WASHINGTON, D.C.. OPEN-FILEREPORT(1.976). (2)

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1766 MONTGOMERY. R. L... CORREL.ATION OF ENGINEERING FROPERTIESOF COHESIVE SOILS BORDERING THE MISS. RIVER FROM

DONALDSONVILL.E TO HEAD OF PASSES. LA. U. S. ARMY

ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION. MISC. PAPER NO.S-74--20, VICK<SBURG, MS., MISC. PAPER (1974). (2)

V

1 /6 77 MATTHEWS, DAYTON. SOIL SURVEY OF ASSUMPTION PARISH. LA. U.S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON. D.C.. SOIL

i 3URVEY(1978). (2)ALSO ON PLATE B29.

1 7 C MJRPFHY, [::ENNETH E. , AND OTHERS. SOIL SURVEY OF ST. MARTINPARISH, LA. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE. WASHINGTON,

D.C., SOIL SURVEY (1977). (2)ALSO ON FLATE B25.

1769 SPICER. BRADL-EY E.. AND OTHERS. SOIL SURVEY OF ASCENSIONP F(PRISH, LA. U. S. SOIL- CONSERVATION SERVICE, WASHINGTON,

D.C., SOIL. SURVEY (1976). (2)

1770 COCKERHAM, WARREN L., SOIL SURVEY OF ST. JAMES AND ST.

JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISHES, LA. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION

SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D.C., SOIL SURVEY (19-7-. (2)

1771 SPICER, BRADLEY E., AND OTHERS. SOIL SURVEY OF IBERVILLE

PARISH. LA. (). S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE. WASHINGTON,

D.C.. SOIL SURVEY (1977). (2)

1772 CLARK, HENRY L., AND WHITE. ALMOND G., SOIL SURVEY OF

.* IBERIA PARISH, LA. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE,

WASHINGTON. D.C., SOIL SURVEY (1970). (2)

ALSO ON PLATE B29.

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PLATE 12"7 li;- 1 I L. E

15 ? r ADFPW FI.L. G Ef0F 6E T FORBES M.CT11 EJR. A ND GYDOS. M. PROGRESSRFi.",: ON THE AVAILABILITY iF FRESH WATER. LEF:.(".. T,1AF IRA I NF AREA. LA. DF FARTMENT OF CON'I'"-PATG NL.Cr.'JT-''INA GEOL flGICAL SURVEY WATER RFCSOURCUE'3 F:'AMPHLET NO.1 3. IATER PSF OtJ(F Ci,ES F'AMPH--ILf T (1966). ;5i)

1F'Iiil'-r.- MOST FjcEFli- PART (OF FH I B SHO-T r7.EF'l T ISA MAF ..I-..JWI N F THE HYDROL.(.-f I;( FEATURES OF THE LA FEF 'TC;I-A 1FFA IN .ASIINI. NO BASIC DATA ARE Tl C . .I')ED. rOWEVErF'..

1E W.JI F W,. i< N 1) OTHE , LO' U I S I ArN. I.. ; 1.NF EF , INIL-MAR RFF'r.]RT NO. 7., HAMMOND---SL IDELL STRIP. L.OUISIANADEFRTMENI V1F HIGHWAYS, TE..BTING AND RE.EAF.C.- SECTION,

ET 1 I. ,ST IP MA. ( 1963 ) . (2)EN I'NEEF-.3 SOIL TYPE. ARE DEFINED, .DE.CRIBED.

TABLILATED ACCORDI]NG TO THEIR PHYSICAL FPROPERTIES, AND[ l ~r4 F-:,:.r tON F r'l.ITO STRIP MAPS.S

11 R'- LO. 0. J. R. . YPOLIND-WATER RESOURCES OF THE GREATER NEWORIE ANS AREA. LA. LOUISIANA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND LA.DEPAR1 ME:NT OF PLBI IC WORKS3, WATER RESOURCES BULLETIN NO.9, PATON ROUGE., LA.. BULLETIN (1966). (2)

HYDROLOGIC DATA FORM THE GREATER PART OF THE REPORT-- HflWFVER., OF 5RIFTIONS OF SOME OF THE SHAI.LOWER AOUIFERSARE SIGNIFICANT. CROSS SECTIONS BUT NO LOGS OF WELLS AREI NCL.t ::I ).,

il. ; AF:MY ENGTNE.-E:R DISTRIC,. NEW ORLFANrJ, CE. LAK EPONTCHARTRATN AND VICINITY, LA. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO.152 SOFCES OF: CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS. NEW ORLEANS. LA.. DESIGNMEMOF:ANDLJM .1 966) (6)

1.;11 CAWI...I .. ... T., ANT) OTHERS, WATER RESOURCES OF THE LAKEFONTCHARTRAIN AF;REA, LA. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION. L.A.- r.,:ll. rloIi:A[ SIIRV-EY WATER RESOURCES BULLETIN NO. 12. DATONROLI, LA., BULLETIN (1967). (2)

THE TEXT OF THIS REPORT IS CONCERNED ALMOST* E .X.' L.I~ .- r' WITH GROUNDWATER AND SURFACE WATER HYDROLOGY.

........ .. F,:. ";r:'".'T '.-:d:.FF SEVEF'A i.. PLATES O.F CROSS. SECTIINS WITHS r i-I .. o' I9A

• :, ., .. ...:..:...: : :. .: : -. I

122I FRAZ:ER DAVID E. RECENT DEL.rAIC DEPOSITS OF THE MISS.

RIFR, THER. DEVEILOPMENT AND CHRONOLOGY. TRANSACTIONS,GULF COAST3 ASSOC. OF GEOLXOGICAL SOCIET:E-. VOL. 17. SANANT(NIO, TX. . TRANSACTIONS Iq67) . (5)

DETIALFE FACIES ANALYSES GE CORES FROM HUNDREDS OFPORINGS AND MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED RADIOCARBON DATES HAVEPERMITTED THE RECOGNITION AND DELINEATION OF SIXTEEN

DELIA L OBES FORMED DURING THE PAST 6.(:(',0 YEAF9.

12-7 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. NEW ORLEANS. CE. _AKE"''. PONTCHARTRAIN. LA., AND VICINITY. CHALMETTE AREA PLAN. DESIGN

MEMORANDUM NO. -7, GENERAL DESIGN. NEW ORLEANS. LA.. DESIGNMFMORANDUM (196) .. (6)

123 UI. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. NEW ORLEANS. CE. LALE

F'ONTCHARTRAIN, LA AND VICINITY. LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN BARRIERPLAN. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 2-GENERAL DESIGN. NEW

ORLEANS. LA.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM (1967). (6)

1311 CULLINAN, T. A., CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE GEOLOGY OF

" - WASHINGTON AND ST. TAMMANY PARISHES, LA. PHD.

DISSERTATION, I-ULANE UNIV., NEW ORLEANS. LA., PHD.

DISSERTATION(1969). <0)THIS DISSERTATION IS CONCERNED PRIMARILY WITH THE

LITHOLOGY AND STRATIGRAPHY OF THE QUATERNARY TERRACE AND

- FLOODPLAIN DFPOSITS AS RELATED TO THE OCCURRENCE ADN PETROGRAPHY

* OF GRAVEL DEPOSITS.

" 1727 KAZMANN, R. G., AND HEATH, M. M., LAND SUBSIDENCE RELATED

TO GROUN--WATER OFFTA[K:E IN THE NEW ORLEANS AREA. TRANSACTIONS,

GULF COAST ASSOC. OF GEOLOGICAL SOCIETIES, TRANSACTIONS(1968). (5)

SUBSIDENCE OF AS MUCH AS 1.7 FEET BETWEEN 1938 AND

1964 IS ATTRIBUTED MAINLY TO PUMPAGE FROM THE 700-FT SAND.

t.5( U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. NEW ORLEANS. CE, LA~i.E

P. FONTCHARTRAIN, LA. AND VICINITY, LAKE PONTCHARTRAINBARRIER PLAN. DESIGN MEMO NO. 2. NEW ORLEANS, LA.. DESIGNMEMO(1969). (6)

B930..

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*1352 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE. LAKEPONTCHARTRAIN. LA, AND VICINITY. LAK E PONTCHARTRAIN

BARRIER PLAN. DESIGN MEMO NO. 2 - GENERAL DESIGN, CITRUSBACK LEVEE. NEW ORLEANS. LA.. DESIGN MEMO (1967). (6)

1355 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. NEW ORLEANS, CE. LAKE

PONTCHARTRAIN, LA. AND VICINITY. RIGOLETS CONTROLSTRUCTURE, CLOSURE DAM, AND ADJOINING LEVEES. GENERALDESIGN MEMO NO. 2. SUPP. NO. 1, NEW ORLEANS, LA., DESIGNMEMO(1970). (6)

1773 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. NEW ORLEANS, CE, LAKEPONTCHARTRAIN. Lfi AND VICINITY. NEW ORLEANS, LA. DESIGNMEMO NO. 2. SUPPL NO. 5A. CITRUS LAKEFRONT LEVEE; DESIGNMEMO NO. 2, SUPPL NO. 5B, NEW ORLEANS EAST LAKEFRONTLEVEE; DESIGN MEMO NO. 2. SUPPL. NO. 9, DESIGN MEMOS(1973.). (6)

NEW ORLEANS EAST LEVEE.

* 1774 LEONE, H. L.. ANALYSES OF WATER, CORE MATERIAL, ANDELUTRIATE SAMPLES COLLECTED NEAR NEW ORLEANS, LA (LAKEPONTCHARTRAIN AND VICINITY HURRICANE PROTECTION PROJECT).OPEN-FILE REPORT NO. 76-758, WASHINGTON, D.C., OPEN-FILEREPORT(1976). (2)

1775 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS. CE. MISSISSIPPIRIVER-GULF OUTLET, MICHOUD CANAL, LOUISIANA. DESIGN MEMONO. 1, GENERAL DESIGN, NEW ORLEANS, LA., DESIGN MEMO(1973) . (0)

I

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FLYi rE. LS 8 f ORT AR HL-11

1(07(.* FROWN. BILLY H.. RECENT SEDIMENTATION IN THE CHENIERTREND OF ROC -EFELLER REFUGE, CAMERON PARISH, LA. UNPUBLISHEDMASTERS 'THESIS. UNIV. OF SOUTHWESTERN LA., LAFAYETTE, LA.,LUNPUJBLISHED MASTERS THESIS (1964). (1)

THE USEFU..LNESS OF THE REFORT IS ENHANCED BY THEADDITION rlF MUCH BA5)IC DATA SLJCHAS LOGS OF BORINGS.CROSS SECTIONS AND A CONTOUR MAP OF THE TOP OF THEPL.EISTOCENE APE ALSOl INCLUDED.

".4

S.. , ARMY ENGIN)l~lEER DISTRIrCT. NEW ORLEANS, CF. FRESHWATERBAYfOU, LP. GENERAL. D)ESIGN MFMORANDUM NO. I. SUPPLEMENTNO. 1, MODIFICATION (JF NAVIGATION LOCK; SIZE AND TYPE, NEWORLEANS, L.A. . DES IGN MEMORANDUM ( 1964) . (6)

116t CtJLEMAN. JAMES M. , COASFAL SEDIMENTS AND ILATE RECENT RISEOF SEP, LEVEL., VERMILTON, IBERIA. AND ST. MARY PARISHES, LA.LJNPU.BL. I SHED FHD D ISSERTAT ION. LA. STATE UJNI V. , BATONROUGE, LA... UNPUBLISHED PHD DISSERTATION (1966). (4)

ALTHOUGH PRIMARILY CONCERNED WITH SEA LEVELVARIATIONS, THIS DISSERTATION CONTAINS DETAILEDDESCRIPTIONS OF THE SEDIMENTARY, FAUNAL, AND FLORALCHARACTERISTICS OF THE ENVIRONMENTS OF DEPOSITION IN THEAREA.

1162 [:RAWIEC, WESLEY, RECENT SEDIMENTS OF THE LOUISIANA INNERCONTINENTAL SHELF. UNPUBLISHED PHD) DISSERTATION. RICEU N IV.., HOUSTON. T X. , UNPUBLI SHED PHD D ISSERTAT ION(1966). (4)

THE NATURE AND DISTRIBUTION OF BEACH AND BOTTOMSEDIMENTS ARE DISCUSSED IN THIS DISSERTATION. SEDIMENTrAI--SITE DATA ARE CONTAINED IN AN APPENDIX.

41471 i U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE MERMENTAU

RIVER. LA. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 1! GENERAL DESIGN,PREPARFD BY BROWN AND BUTLER, BATON ROUGE, LA., DESIGNMEMORANDUMA(196S). 4)

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PLATE B29 - NEW ORLEANS

1064 WALTERS. W. C.. AND OTHERS. LOUISIANA ENGINEERING SOILSMAP REPORT NO. 5 BATON ROUGE--fENNER STRIP. LOUISIANADEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS. TESTING AND RESEARCH SECTION,BATON ROUGE. LA.. STRIP MAPS (1964). (2)

ENGINEERING SOIL TYPES ARE DEFINED. DESCRIBED,TABULATED ACCORDING TO THEIR PHYSICAL PROPERTIES. ANDDELINEATED ON PHOTO STRIP MAPS.

1065 WALTERS. W. C., AND LASSERRE. L. M.. JR., LOUISIANAENGINEERING SOILS MAP REPORT NO. 6. TERREBONNE PARISH. LA.LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS. TESTING AND RESEARCHSECTION, MAF REFORT (1965). (2)

ENGINEERING SOIL TYPES ARE DEFINED, DESCRIBED,TABULATED ACCORDING TO THEIR PHY SICAL PROPERTIES ANDDEL INEATED ON PHOTO STRIP MAPS; LOGS OF BORINGS AREINCLUDED IN SEVERAL SELECTED CROSS SECTIONS.

* 11.2 ROLL.O, J. R.. GROUND-WATER RESOURCES OF THE GREATER NEWORLEANS AREA, LA. LOUISIANA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ANDLOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, WATER RESOURCES

. BULLETIN NO. 9. BATON ROUGE, LA., BULLETIN (1966). (2)HYDROLOGIC DATA FORM THE GREATER PART OF THE REPORT

HOWEVER, DESCRIPTIONS OF SOME OF THE SHALLOWER AQUIFERSARE SIGNIFICANT. CROSS SECTIONS BUT NO LOGS OF WELLS AREINCLUDED.

j1104 COLEMAN. J. M.. ECOLOGICAL CHANGES IN A MASSIVEFRESH-WATER CLAY SEQUENCE. TRANSACTIONS, GULF COASTASSOC. OF GEOLOGICAL SOCIETIES, VOL 16, LAFAYETTE, LA., TRANSACTIONS(1966). (5)

IDENTIFICATION AND DESCRIPTION OF SUB-ENVIRONMENTSOF DEPOSITION WITHIN THE BACKSWAMP ENVIRONMENT IN THEATCHAFALAYA BASIN IS THE THEME OF THIS ARTICLE.

1122 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE, FLOODCONTROL. MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES. ATCHAFALAYA BASINFLOODWAY, LA. GENERAL DESIGN MEMORANDUM, NEW ORLEANS,LA.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM (1963). (6)

B96

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*. .-

11-3 L. S. ARMY E.NGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS. CE, FLOODlNrk.nt MI9G. RIVER AND TR.UTARIES. ATCHAFALAYA BASIN

FLOODWAY. LA. GENERAL DESIGN MEMORANDUM. SUPPLEMENT NO.t, NEW RLEANS LA.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM (196E. (6)

1161 CDI EMAW, JAMES M..q COASTAL SEDIMENTS AND LATE RECENT RISEn_ rEA LEVEL. , V 'ERM.IL I ON, IRIA AN SCr. MARY F IgHS L L A.

NFULBLISHED PHD DEISSERTATION, LOUISIANA STATE UNIV.,8BiTON ROUGE. 1- A. , UNPUBL ISHED PHD D ISS'ERTATI1ON(196), (4

ALTHOJGH PRIMARILY CONLERNED WITH SEA L.EVEL.YfiR I '-T I N'i, TT DITSSERTAT TOFN CONTA INI5E DETA ILEDLICRF SEAF O.FL . HE SED IMENTARY,. FAUNA L, ANI FLORAL ,

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ENVIRONMENTS OF DEPOSITION IN THEAREA.

*1162 KRAWIEC, WESLEY. RECENT SEDIMENTS OF THE LOUISIANA INNERCONTINENTAL SHELF. UNPUBLISHED PHD DISSERTATION. RICE

. BNIV.. HOUSTON, TX., UNNPUBLISHED PHD DISSERTATION

(1966). (4)THE NATURE AND DISTRIBUTION OF BEACH AND BOTTOM

SEDIMENTS ARE DISCUSSED IN THIS DISSERTATION. SEDIMENTGRAIN-SIZE DATA ARE CONTAINED IN AN APPENDIX.

1221 FRAZIER, DAVID E. DELTAIC DEPOSITS OF THE MISS. RIVER,THEIR DEVELOPMENT AND CHRONOLOGY. TRANSACTIONS, GULFCOAST ASSOC. OF GEOLOGICAL SOCIETIES. VOL. 17! SANANTONIO, TX., TRANSACTIONS (1967). (5)

DETAILED) FACIES ANALYSES OF CORES FROM HUNDREDS OFBORINOS- AND) MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED RADIOCARBON DATES HAVEPERMITTED THE RECOGNITION AND DELINEATION OF SIXTEEN

DELTA LODES FORMED DURING THE PAST 6,000 YEARS.

1237 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. NEW ORLEANS. CE, LAKE.. 1NTCHARTRAIN. LA., AND VICINITY, CHALMETTE AREA PLAN. DESIGN

MEMORANDLUM NO. 3 GENERAL DESIGN. NEW ORLEANS, LA.. DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. )(1966)5. (6)

I ET. . AR.MY ENGINEER DAISTRICT NEW ORLEANS, CF. L ALFFiM700A7901f T IN. L. . AND VIC INI TY. LAK E RON TFH(RTRA INBARRT R PLAN. DESIGN MEMORANDUM N. 2-CENERAL DES IN,MEW ORLEANS. LA., DESIN MEMORANDUM NO. 2 (1967). (6)

MEOADMN.616) 6

II "". : I . 3.ARM FGINER DITF;CT.. EW OFLEN CE897F

F6I [FA :IN I .,A D 'J( ,IY ~ -, II!H R I

I U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORILEANS. CE. LAKEPONTCHARTRAIN, LA. AND VICINITY, LAKE FONTCHARTRAINBARRIER PLAN. DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 2. GENERAL. ADVANCESUPPLEMENT, INNER HARBOR NAVIGATION CANAL WEST LEVEE,FLORIDA AVE. TO IHNC LOCK, DESIGN MEMORANDUM NO. 2(i1967). (6)

1-240 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. NEW ORLEANS, CE. BAYOULAFOUIRCHE AND LAFOURCHE-JUMP WATERWAY, LA. GENERALDESIGN MEMORANDUM SUPPLEMENT NO. 2, AUXIL IARY CHANNEL, NEWORLEANS, LA.. DESIGN MEMORANDUM (1967). (6)

1 72C LRINITZSK;Y, E. L., AND SMITH, F. L., GEOLOGY OF BACKSWAMPDEPOSITS IN THE ATCHAFALAYA BASIN, LA. U. S. ARMY

ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION, TECH. REPORT NO.S-69-8. VICKSBURG, MS., TECH. REPORT (1969). (2)

X-RADIOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES WERE USED TO-CLASSIFY AND

CORRELATE THE DEPOSITS INTO ENVIRONMENTS OF DEPOSITION.THE SEDIMENTARY CHARACTERISTICS OF EACH ENVIRONMENT ARE

DISCUSSED AND VARIATIONS IN STRENGTH PARAMETERS ARE

RELATED TO THE VARYING CHARACTERISTICS.

1323 OTVOS: E. 6., JR., A SUBRECENT BEACH RIDGE COMPLEX IN

SOUTHEASTERN LA. GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA BULLETIN,

BULLETIN (1969). (5)THIS SHORT ARTICLE IS CONCERNED WITH THE ORIGIN OF

THE MOREAU-CAMINADA BEACH RIDGE COMPLEX IN TERMS OF MISS.- RIVER SEDIMENTATION PATTERNS.

1327 KAZMANN, R. G., AND HEATH, M. M., LAND SUBSIDENCE RELATEDTO GROUND-WATER OFFTAKE IN THE NEW ORLEANS AREA. TRANSACTIONS,

GULF COAST ASSOC. OF GEOLOGICAL SOCIETIES, TRANSACTIONS(1968). (5)

0 SUBSIDENCE OF AS MUCH AS 1.7 FEET BETWEEN 1938 AND

S 1964 IS ATTRIBUTED MAINLY TO PUMPAGE FROM THE 700-FT SAND.

1349 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE, LAKEPONTCHARTRAIN, LA.. AND VICINITY, LAK(E PONTCHARTRAINBARRIER PLAN. DESIGN MEMO NO. 2 - GENERAL, NEW ORLEANS,

K LA.. DESIGN MEMO (1968). (6)

B98

0

1351 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. NEW ORLEANS. CE, LAKEPONTCHARTRAIN, LA. AND VICINITY. LAKE PONTCHARTRAINBARRIER PLAN. DESIGN MEMO NO. 2, GENERAL. NEW ORLEANS,LA.. DESIGN MEMO (1967). (6)

I

1359 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS. CE, FLOODCONTROL. MISS. RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES, ATCHAFALAYA BASINFLOODWAY, L.A., RAISING FLOODWALLS AT BERWIC[., MORGAN CITY.

AND TIGER ISLAND, LA. ST. LOUIS, MO., RAISING FLOODWALLS(1967). <6)

1381 CONATSER, W. E., THE GRAND ISLE BARRIER ISLAND COMPLEX. UNPUBLISHEDDISSERTATION., TULANE UNIVERSITY, NEW ORLEANS, LA.. UNPUBLISHEDDISSERTATION(1969). (4)

THIS DISSERTATION CONTAINS VALUABLE SEDIMENTOLOGICDATA TAIKEN PARTLY FROM SOILS BORINGS; HOWEVERSTRATIGRAPHIC AND CHRONOLOGIC INTERPRETATIONS AREQUESTIONABLE

1386 LOUISIANA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION, GENERAL SOIL 1]MAP. LAFOURCHE PARISH, LA.. BATON ROUGE, LA.. SOIL MAP(1969). (2)

I391 LYTLE, S. A.. AND DRISKELL. B. N.. THE SOILS OF ST. MARYPARISH, LA. LOUISIANA AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONBULETIN NO. 645, BULLETIN (1970). (2)

THE REPORT CONTAINS DESCRIPTIONS OF THE SOILS OF THEPARISH, TABLES OF CHEMICAL AND MINERALOGICALCHARACTERISTICS, A SMALL.-SCALE SOIL ASSOCIATION MAP, ANDTHE LOGS OF ABOUT 75 SIX- TO TWELVE-FOOT DEEP SOILPROFILES OR BORINGS.

1404 L.OFTIN. L. L.. AND AGNEW. L. B.. SOIL INTERPRETATIONS.ST. MARY PARISH, LA. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE. WASHINGTON. D. C., INTERPRETATIONS(1969). (2)

THIS SUPPLEMENT IS INTENDED TO ADD ESTIMATEDENGINEERING PROPERTIES AND SELECTED LAND USEINTERPRETATIONS TO THE ST. MARY PARISH SOIL SURVEY ISSUEDMARCH 1959.

B99

"" t7' 3J. S. ~Akt Ei)GINEER DIS-1F-I1 -[. NEW Okl.E(NS. CL. (iTEIh FALAARIVER AND RA'tllU3 CHENE. FR4FUF AND FLACF:, LA. DESIGNMEMO NO. I., GENERAL DESI GN. NEW ORIEANS. LA., DESIGN MEMO-'197). (6)

L7 .U. S. ARMY Er.TTNEER DISTRICT, NEW ORI. EAh3, CE. GRAND

ISLE. Lrh-I3]ANA, AND VTCINITY (LAROSE TO VICINITY OFi(DI DEN MEADOW). DESIGN MEMO NO. 1, GENERA. DESIGiN. NEW

ORLEANS. LA.. DESIGN MEMO (1972). (6)

1 'T77 [F: F. 1- L I R. , ANALYSES OF WATER. CFE MATER A .... AND

E-LUTR I ATE SAMFLES COLLECTFD NEAR GAL.L.I ANA, LOU ISIANA.,LAROSE 10 GOLDEN MEADOWL .A., HURRICANE PROTECTION

PFOJECT). USGS OPEN-FILE REPORT NO. 77-567, WASHINGTON,D.C., OPEN--FTLE REPORT (1977). (2)

5 1779 MONTGOMERY., R. L-., CORRELATION OF ENGINEERING PROPERTIESOF COHESIVE SOILS BORDERING THE MISS. RIVER FROMDONALDSONVILLE TO HEAD OF PASSES, LOUISIANA. U. S. ARMYENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION, MISC. PAPER NO.a-74-20,. VICKSBURG, MS., MISC. PAPER (1974). (0)

* 1780 MATTHEWS. DAYTON, SOIL SURVEY OF ASSUMPTION PARISH.

LOUISIANA. U. S. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE., WASHINGTON,D.C., SOIL. SURVEY (1978). (2)

ALSO ON PLATE B26.

1782 EATON. B. A.. GEOLOGICAL, GEOPHYSICAL AND ENGINEERING- INVESTIGATION TO EVALUATE THE POTENTIAL OF THE

GEOTHERMAL.-GEOPRESSURED RESERVOIRS IN SECTION 30.L AFOURCHE PARISH. LA. FINAL REPORT. FINAL REPORT(197'?).

THE POTENTIAL FOR DRILLING A WELL AND ENCOUNTERING AGEOF'RESSLIRE SFCTION CAPABLE OF YIELDING LARGE QUANTITIES(,IF FUIDS FOR A TWO-YEAR FLOW TEST IS EXPLORED.

. f1 AF f-IFNFY I . AND WHITE. ALMOND G. SOIL. SURVEY OFI " [ F1 F"AP: .,, I. . U. ,3 SOIL CONSERVATION SERVIC[."[_

.W H] 143TON. D. F. SOIL. SURVEY (1978). (2)AI.SO ON FLATE B26.

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INII""F .," 9 . " .Lu :L _!'~ .C J'Jr,!: ,

"T'.4:¢ PI:EI. G. I. ROLE OF SALT WEDGE IN BAR--FINGER SAND AND

DELTA- DFVELOPMENT. AMEF:ICAN ASSOC. OF PETROLEUMGEOil-OGISTS LjtLIETIN, BULl. ETIN (197r"). (5)

THE INTRUSION OF S-iLT WATER INTO THE RIVER CHANNEL.UFING L.JW FL.OW PERIODS IF POSTUL-fED TO .F. A MAJOR. CAUSEOF DF]"cS T - TON O.F SAND ALONG THE CHANNEl ...

11i02 ROL.[.0. J.. 1: ., GROUND-WATEFP RESOURCES OF TIE GREATER NEWOREgrJS AREA, LA. LOUISIANA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND

-AN DEPAFRTMENT OF FiJBLIC WORIS. WATEFR RESOIJRCFS i,t' E{.I FT TN NO . :?, BATON F01IGF , LA., BUIL.ETIN ,'1966),, (2)

HYD fOLOOIC DATA FORM THE GREATER FART OF THE REPORT

SHOWEVER, DESCRIPTIONS OF SOME OF THE SHALLOWER ADUIFERS

ARE SIGNIFICANT. CROSS SECTIONS BUT NO LOGS flF WELLS AREI N(:t.DED.

1 162 FRAWIEC. WE3LE Y. RECENT SEDIMENTS OF THE LOUISIANA INNER0JCONTINENTAL SHELF. UNPUEL ISHED PHD DISSERTATION. RICE

UNIV., HOUSTON TX.. UNPUBLISHED PHD DISSERTATION(1966). (4)

THE NATURE AND DISTRIBUTION OF BEACH AND BOTTOMSEDIMENTS ARE DISCUSSED IN THIS DISSERTATION. SEDIMENTGRAIN-SIZE DATA ARE CONTAINED IN AN APPENDIX.

1189 SIEGERT., RUDOLF B., SEDIMENTARY PARAMETERS OF UPPER

BARATARIA BAY, LA. UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS,

AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE OF TEXAS. COLLEGE~STATION. TX. ,UINPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS (1961). (4)

STATISTICAL ANALYSES OF THE GRAIN-SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS

OF BOTTOM SEDIMENTS WERE CONDUCTED TO ATTEMPT TO IDENTIFY

THE SEDIMENTARY PROCESSES OPERATIVE WITHIN THE BAY.

I -i"R K0!I.BR C. R. , AND KAIJFMAN, R. I.. PRODELTA CLAYS OFsOI.I-EA_I LA. MARINE BEOTECHNIQUE, EDITED BY A. F.

RICHARDS. 1NIV. OF ILL. PRESS, URBANA, ILL. , ARTICLE(1967) . (5)F FrIH:rs ARTICLE CONTAINS A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF

PRODE.. TA ClAYS. MUCH OF THE DATA WERE DERIVED FROM THE0 Y--F.F:ADTOr+APHY oF CORFS AND TESTS ON SAMPLES FROM A COPE IJORIN

li TN T.!- HF O TA ,-F FA.

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122 FRAZIER. DAVID E.. RECENT DELTAIC DEPOSITS OF THE MISS.RTVFR, THEIR DEVELOPMENT AND CHRONOLOGY. TRANSACTIONS.GULF COAST ASSOC. OF GEOLOGICAL SOCIETIES. VOL. 17. SANANTONIO, TX., TRANSACTIONS (1967). (5)

DETAILED FACIES ANALYSES OF CORES FROM HUNDREDS OF-BORINGS AND MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED RADIOCARBON DATES HAVEPERMITTED THE RECOGNITION AND DELINEATION OF SIXTEEN

-DE. -A LOBS FORMED DURING THE FAST 6.000 YEARS.

1:77 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS. CE, LAK<EFONTCHARTRAIN, LA., AND VICINITY, CHALMETTE AREA PLAN. DESIGNMEMORANDUM NO. 3, GENERAL DESIGN, NEW ORLEANS, LA., DESIGNMEMORANDUM(1966). (6)

1264 EMMER, RODNEY E., CREVASSES OF THE LOWER MISS. RIVER DELTA.UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS. LOUISIANA STATE UNIV., BATONROUGE, L.A., UNPUBLISHED MASTERS THESIS (1968). (4)

THIS THESIS IS CONCERNED WITH THE GROWTH,HYDROGRAPHY, AND SEDIMENTARY FRAMEWORK:: OF CREVASSE SPLAYSIN THE RAPHAEL PASS AND PASS A LOUTRE AREAS OF THE DELTA.

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126 BRIGGS, G., SEr7MENTATION IN BRETON SOUND AND THE EFFECTSOF THE MISS. RIVER-GULF OUTLET. TRANSACTIONS, GULF COASTASSOC. OF GEOLOGICAL SOCIETIES, VOL. 18, TRANSACTIONS(1968). (5)

FROM A STUDY OF THE FACTORS INFLUENCING SEDIMENTDISTRIBUTION SUCH AS TIDES, WINDS. SPOIL, SALINITY, ETC..IT IS CONCLUDED THAT THE PRINCIPAL SOURCE OF THE SHOALMATERIAL IS THE DREDGE SPOIL FROM THE OUTLET ITSELF.

1-27 KAZMANN, R. G., AND HEATH, M. M., LAND SUBSIDENCE RELATEDTO GROUND-WATER OFFTAKE IN THE NEW ORLEANS AREA. TRANSACTIONS,GULF COAST ASSOC. OF GEOLOGICAL SOCIETIES, VOL 18, TRANSACTIONS(1968). (5)

SUBSIDENCE OF AS MUCH AS 1.7 FEET BETWEEN 1938 AND1964 IS ATTRIBUTED MAINLY TO PUMPAGE FROM THE 700-FT SAND.0

1346 MOORE, G. T., ROLE OF SALT WEDGE IN BAR-FINGER SAND ANDDELTA DEVELOPMENT. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUMGEOLOGISTS BULLETIN. VOL 54. BULLETIN (1970). (5)

THE INTRUSION OF S jT WATER INTO THE RIVER CHANNELO DURING LOW FlOW PERIODS IS POSTULATED TO BE A MAJOR CAUSE

OF DEPOSITION OF SAND ALONG THE CHANNEL.

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1752 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE, LAKE- F'nNTCHARTRAIN, I-A., AND VICINITY, LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN•

BARRIER PLAN. DESIGN MEMO NO. 2-GENERAL DESIGN, CITRUS

BACK LEVEE, DESIGN MEMO (1967). (6) 7

1353 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE, LAKE

PONTCHARTRIAN. LA., AND VICINITY. CHALMETTE AREA PLAN. DESIGNMEMO NO. 3. GENERAL DESIGN. CHALMETTE EXTENSION. NEWORLEANS,. LA., DESIGN MEMO (196 8 ). (6)

1354 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT. NEW ORLEANS, CE, LAKEPONTCHARTRAIN, LA., AND VICINITY. CHALMETTE AREA PLAN. DESIGNMEMO NO. 5. DETAIL DESIGN, BAYOU BIENVENUE AND BAYOU DUPRECONTROL STRUCTURES. NEW ORLEANS, LA., DESIGN MEMO(1968). (6)

* 1758 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE, MISS.RIVER-GULF OUTLET, LA. GENERAL DESIGN MEMO NO. 2, SUPP.NO. 3, BAYOU LA LOUTRE RESERVATION, NEW ORLEANS, LA., DESIGNMEMO(196 " ). (6)

1360 KWON, H. J., SOURCE OF BARRIER ISLAND SEDIMENTS-NORTHERNGULF COAST. UNPUBLISHED DISSERTATION, LOUISIANA STATEUNIV., BATON ROUGE. LA., UNPUBLISHED DISSERTATION(1969). (4)

SOME ATTENTION IS DEVOTED TO THE FORMATION OF THEBARRIER ISLANDS FLANKING THE MISS. RIVER DELTAIC PLAINAND THEIR RELATION TO SUBDELTAS.

1381 CONATSER, W. E.. THE GRAND ISLE BARRIER ISLAND COMPLEX. UNPUBLISHED

DISSERTATION TULANE UNIV., NEW ORLEANS, LA., UNPUBLISHEDDISSERTATION(1969). (4)

THIS DISSERTATION CONTAINS VALUABLE SEDIMENTOLOGIC

DATA TAKEN PARTLY FROM SOILS BORINGS; HOWEVER,STRATIGRAPHIC AND CHRONOLOGIC INTERPRETATIONS AREQUESTIONABLE.

1.781 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS, CE. MISS.0 RIVER OUTLETS. VICINITY OF VENICE, LA. GENERAL DESIGN

MEMO, NEW ORLEANS, LA.. DESIGN MEMO (1974). (6)

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1784 U. S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, NEW ORLEANS. CE. NEWORLEANS I VENT LO [LIqIANA. DESIGN MEMO NO. . MENERAILDFSIGN, DESIGN MEMO NO. 1. SUFL. NO. 7, DESIGN MEMO NO.I. UFPI. NO. 4; DESIGN MEMO NO. 2, DETAIL DESIGN. DESIGNMEMOS (1971 . (6)

1785I iINE. H. A., .JR. ANALYSES OF WATER. CORE MAT]PlIAL. ONDELIUTRIATE SAMPLES COLLECTED NEAR BURAS, LOUISIANA (NEWORLEA N S TO VENICE. LOUISIANA. HURRICANE FROTECTTONPROJECT' . .SGS OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-1). WASHIN(TON. D.C..0F-l'EN-.F[LF REFPORT (1977). ( )

1706 MONTGOMERY, R.. I ., CORRELATION OF ENGINEERING PROPERTIESOF COHESIVE SOILS BORDERING THE MISS. RIVER FROMDONAL DSONVILL.F TO HEAD OF PASSES, LA. U. S. ARMYENGTNEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION, MISC. PAPER NO.5-74-20, VICKSBURG, MS.., MISC. PAPER (1974). (0).

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