RC. 548

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CIRCULAR 548

Reports and Maps of the 

Geological Survey Released 

Only in the Open Files, 1967
Reports and Maps of the 

Geological Survey Released 

Only in the Open Files, 1967

By Betsy A. Weld, Margaret S. Griffin 

and George W. Brett

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CIRCULAR 548

Washington 7968
United States Department of the Interior

STEWART L. UDALL, Secretary

Geological Survey

William T. Pecora, Director

Free on application to the U.S. Geological Survey, Washington, D.C. 20242
Reports and Maps of the Geological Survey 

Released Only in the Open Files, 1967

By Betsy A. Weld, Margaret S. Griffin, and George W. Brett

CONTENTS

Introduction- ---------

Maps and book reports 

Index----------------

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INTRODUCTION

This circular contains a list of maps and reports 

released by the U.S. Geological Survey during 1967 

that are available for public inspection in the open 

files. These maps and reports may be consulted at the 

indicated depositories, and copies may be made upon 

request (at the requestor's expense).

The reports are arranged alphabetically by author; 

each report is preceded by a serial number that is 

used to identify the report in the index (p. 17), and is 

followed by the depositories at which it may be consulted.

Most open-file reports are on file in at least one of 

the major U.S. Geological Survey depositories listed 

below. Many are also on file at depositories selected 

as appropriate for the individual reports. All depositories are U.S. Geological Survey offices unless a 

State Geological Survey or other organization is specifically indicated. The following symbols are used in the 

list to indicate the major depositories:

Wa Library, 1033 General Services Administration

Building, 18th and F Streets, NW., Washington,

D. C. 20242. 

Wb 132 Washington Building, Arlington Towers, 1011

Arlington Boulevard, Arlington, Va. 22209. 

Da Library, Building 25, Federal Center, Denver,

Colo. 80225. 

Db Public Inquiries Office, 1012 Federal Building,

Denver, Colo. 80202. 

M Library, 345 Middlefield Road, Menlo Park, Calif.

94025. 

F Library, 801 East Cedar Avenue, Flagstaff, Ariz.

86001.

A Public Inquiries Office, 108 Skyline Building, 508

2nd Ave., Anchorage, Alaska 99501. 

LA Public Inquiries Office, 7638 Federal Building,

300 N. Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles, Calif.

90012. 

S Public Inquiries Office, 678 U.S. Cour' House

Building, West 920 Riverside Avenue, Spokane,

Wash. 99201. 

SF Public Inquiries Office, 504 Custom House, 555

Battery Street, San Francisco, Calif. 94111. 

T Public Inquiries Office, 602 Thomas Building,

1314 Wood Street, Dallas, Tex. 75202. 

U Public Inquiries Office, 8102 F ed era 1 Office

Building, 125 South State Street, Salt Lake City,

Utah 84111.

Open-file reports released during past years have 

been listed in the following circulars (* indicates report is out of print):

Year(s) Circular

1946-47

1948

1949-50

1951

1952

1953

1954

1955

1956

1957

Circular

*56

*64

*149

*227

*263

*337

*364

*379

*401

*403

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1958

1959

1960

1961

1962

1963

1964

1965

1966

412

428

448

463

473

488

498

518

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MAPS AND BOOK REPORTS

1. Ackroyd, E. A., Preliminary map showing the estimated potential yields of the Little Muddy 

aquifer, Williams County, North Dakota: 1 map. 

(Wb; 348 New Federal Bldg., Third St. and 

Rosser Ave., Bismarck, N. Dak. 58502.)

2. Akers, J. P., The geohydrology of Pinnacles National Monument, California: 32 p., 2 figs. (Wb, 

LA, M, SF.)

3. Akers, J. P., and Hickey, J. J., Geohydrologic 

reconnaissance of the Soquel-Aptos area, Santa 

Cruz County, California: 58 p., 5 figs. (Wb, M, 

LA, SF.)

4. Anderson, C. A., Preliminary geologic map.of 

the SW \ Mayer quadrangle, Yavapai County, 

Arizona: 1 map, scale 1:24,000. (Wa, Da, Db,M, 

SF, LA, U.)

5. Anderson, H. W., Jr., Ground-water resources of 

Island County, Washington, with a section on 

Quality of the ground water, by A. S. Van Denburgh: 254p., 22 figs. (Wb; Rm. 300,1305 Tacoma 

Ave. S., Tacoma, Wash. 98402.)

6. Anderson, Warren, Flow characteristics of the 

St. Johns River at Palatka, Florida: 19p., 5 figs. 

(Wb; Gunter Bldg., Tennessee and Woodward Sts., 

Tal-lahasee, Fla. 32304.)

7. Bailey, N. G., Cinder Lake crater field location 

test: 17 p., 2 pis., 5 figs. (Wa, Da, M, F.)

8. Baker, R. C., Measured stratigraphic sections, 

Salt Croton and Croton Creek valleys, Kent and 

Stonewall Counties, Texas: 24 p., 2 figs. (Wb,T; 

Federal Bldg., 300 E. 8th Ave., Austin, Tex. 

78701.)

9. Ballance, W. C., and Easier, J. A., Runoff from a 

paved small watershed at White Sands Missile 

Range, New Mexico: 18 p., 3 figs. (Wb, Db; Geology Bldg., Univ. of New Mexico, Albuquerque, 

N. Mex. 87106.)

10. Barnes, D. F., Four preliminary gravity maps of 

parts of Alaska: 4 maps and index map, scale, 

approximately 1:5,000,000. (Wa, Da, Db, M, A, 

S, SF, LA, T; Brooks Bldg., College, Alaska 

99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska99801; 

Alaska Div. of Mines and Minerals, 509 GoldsteinBldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801, and3001 Porcupine Drive., Anchorage, Alaska 99504.)

11. Barosh, P. J., Preliminary geologic section from 

Pahute Mesa, Nevada Test Site, to Enterprise, 

Utah: 37 p., 2 pis., 1 fig. (Wa, Da, Db, M, LA, 

SF, U; Library, Mackay School of Mines, Univ. 

of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

12. Barraclough, J. T., Teasdale, W. E., Robertson, 

J. B., and Jensen, R. G., Hydrology of the National Reactor Testing Station,Idaho, 1966:98p., 

56 figs. (Wb, SF, U, S; P.O. Box 2230, Idaho 

Falls, Idaho 83401.)

13. Easier, J. A., Rehabilitation of wells 13, 15, 16, 

and 17, Headquarters area, White Sands Missile 

Range, New Mexico: 86 p.,9fign.(Wb,Db, T, U.)

14. Bath, G. D., Aeromagnetic anomalies related to 

remanent magnetism in volcanic rocks, Nevada 

Test Site: 20 p., 7 figs. (Wa, Dr.Db, LA, M, SF, 

U; Library, Mackay School of Mines, Univ. of 

Nevada, Reno. Nev. 89507.)

15. Beeson, M. H., A computer program for processing electron microprobe data: 10 p., 31 p. appendix. (Wa, Da, M, SF.)

16. Bergendahl, M. H., Geologic map of the Dillon 

SW quadrangle, Eagle and Summit Counties, 

Colorado: 1 map, 1 sheet of data, scale 1:24,000. 

(Wa, Da, Db, U, M.)

17. Bingham, J. W., Maps of the Columbia River Irrigation Project area, Washington showing waterlevel altitudes, March April 1963: 2 maps. (Wb, 

LA, SF, S; Rm. 300, 1305 Tacoma. Ave. S., 

Tacoma, Wash. 98402.)

18. Blankennagel, R. K., Hydraulic testing techniques 

of deep drill holes at Pahute Mesa, Nevada Test 

Site: 51 p., 11 figs. (Wb, LA, SF, U.)

19. Bloyd, R. M., Jr., Progress report on the groundwater investigations in San Gorgonio Pass area, 

California: 13 p., 2 figs. (Wb, M, LA, SF; 13245 

Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove, Calif. 92640.)

20. Bloyd, R. M., Jr., Water-resources inventory for 

1966, Antelope Valley-East Ke^n Water Agency 

area, California: 19 p., 7 figs. (Wb, LA, SF, M; 

13245 Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove, Calif. 92640.)

21. Bloyd, R. M., Jr., Water-resources of the Antelope Valley East Kern Water Agency area, California: 135 p., 18 figs. (Wb, M, LA, SF; 13245 

Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove, Calif. 92640.)

22. Boner, F. C., and Omang, R. J., Magnitude and 

frequency of floods from drainage areas less 

than 100 square miles in Montana: 23p.,7 figs. 

(Wb; 421 Federal Bldg., Helena, Mont. 59601.)

23. Bonilla, M. G., Historic surface faulting in continental United States and adjacent parts of 

Mexico: 36 p., 10 figs., 1 table,, (Wa, Da, Db, M, 

A, LA, S, SF, T, U.)

24. Borcherdt, R. D., Healy, J. H., Jackson, W. H., 

and Warren, D. R., Seismic measurements of 

explosions in the Tatum Salt Dome, Mississippi: 

11 p., 2 tables, 53 p. figs. (Wa, Da, M.)

25. Boudette, E. L., Hatch, N. L., Jr., and Harwood, 

D. S., Geology of the Upper St. John and Allagash 

River basins, Maine: 77 p., 2 pis., 2 figs., 2 

tables, and 14 sheets appendix (13 maps, 1 explanation), scale, 2 at 1:250,000 and 13 at 

1:62,500. (Wa, Da, M; 80 Brcid St., Boston,
Mass. 02110; Dept. of Econ. Devel., Div. of Geology, State House, Augusta, Me. 04330.)

26. Bowles, C. G., Present-day ground water, apossible guide to uranium exploration in the southern 

Black Hills of South Dakota and Wyoming: 24 p., 

13 figs., 1 table. (Wa, Da, Db, M, U; South Dakota 

State Geol. Survey, Science Center, Univ. of South 

Dakota, Vermillion, S. Dak. 57069; South Dakota 

School of Mines, Rapid City, S. Dak. 57701; 

Wyoming Geol. Survey, Univ. Of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyo. 82070.)

27. Braddock, W. A., Geologic map of the Emp ir e 

quadrangle, Grand, Gilpin, and Clear Creek 

Counties, Colorado: 1 map and explanation, scale 

1:20,000. (Wa, Da, Db, M, U.)

28. Bromfield, C. S., Baker, A. A.,Crittenden,M.D., 

Jr., Geologic map of the Heber quadrangle, 

Wasatch and Summit Counties, Utah: 1 map, scale 

1:24,000. (Wa, Da, Db, M, U.)

29. Brosge, W. P., Reiser, H. N.,andTailleur,I. L., 

Copper analyses of selected samples, southwestern Brooks Range, Alaska: 1 sheet. (Wa.Da.Db, 

M, SF, LA, A, S, T; Brooks Bldg., College, 

Alaska 99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 

99801; Alaska Div. of Mines and Minerals, 509 

Goldstein Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801, and 3001 

Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99504.)

30. Brown, R. D., Jr., Most conspicuous strands of 

the San Andreas and related faults, southwestern 

Marin County, California: 1 map, scale 1:24,000. 

(Wa, Da, M, SF, LA.)

31. Bryan, Kirk, Smith, E. P. G., and Waring, G. A., 

Ground-water supplies and irrigation in San 

Pedro Valley, Arizona: 170 p., 16 pis., 5 figs. 

(Wb.)

32. Buturla, Frank, Jr., Preliminary ground-water 

availability map of Wells County, North Dakota: 

5 p., 1 fig. (Wb; 348 New Federal Bldg., Third 

St. and Rosser Ave., Bismarck, N. Dak. 58502.)

33. Cadigan, R. A., Tabulated petrologic data'from 

a study of the Morrison Formation in the Colorado Plateau region: 16 tables (64 p.). [Supplemental data in connection with USGS Prof. Paper 

556, Petrology of the Morrison Formation in the 

Colorado Plateau region.] (Wa, Da, M.)

34. Calkins, J. A., The geology of the western limb 

of the Hazara-Kashmir syntaxis, West Pakistan 

and Kashmir: 150 p., 6 pis. (incl. 2quadrangles, 

scale 1:50,000), 33 figs., 4 tables. (Wa.Da.)

35. Callahan, J. E., and Wanek, A. A., Geologic reconnaissance of possible powersitesat Spur 

Mountain, Tyee, and Eagle Lakes, southeastern 

Alaska: 80 p., 11 figs., 1 table. (Wa, A, S; 244 

Federal Bldg., Tacoma, Wash. 98401; Alaska 

Power Adm., Juneau, Alaska 99801.)

36. Carpenter, P. J., Floods in Rock River ba s i n, 

Iowa: 32 p., 5 figs. (Wb; 508 Hydraulic Lab., 

Iowa City, Iowa 52240.)

37. Carpenter, P. J., andAppel,D.H., Water-surface 

profiles of Raccoon River at Des Moines, Iowa: 

5 p., 9 figs. (Wb; 508 Hydrauli c Lab., Iowa 

City, Iowa 52240.)

38. Carroll, R. D., Coffin, D. L., Ege, J. F., and 

Welder, F. A., Preliminary report on Bureau of 

Mines Yellow Creek core hole No. 1, RioBlanco 

County, Colorado: 36 p., 5 figs., 5 tables,. (Wa, 

Da, Db, M, U, LA, SF.)

39. Case, J. E., Geophysical ore guides along the 

Colorado mineral belt: 13 p., 8figs. (Wa,Ea, Db, 

M, U.)

40. Cathcart, J. B., Florida type phosphorite deposits origin and techniques for prospecting: 

27 p., 1 fig., 2 tables. (Wa, Da, M.)

41. Cathcart, J. B., Marine phosphorite depositseconomic considerations: 21 p., 1 table. (Wa, Da, 

M.)

42. Cathcart, J. B., Phosphate exploration in Columbia a case history: 19 p., 1 fig., 1 table. (Wa, 

Da, M.)

43. Cathcart, J. B., and Zambrano O., Frarcisco, 

Phosphate rock in Columbia: A preliminary report, witha^section_on Thephosphate occurrence 

at Turmeque, by Pedro E. Mojica G.: 123 p., 11 

figs., 3 tables. (Wa.)

44. Chapman, R. M., and Foster, R. L., Locations and 

descriptions of lode mines and prospects in the 

Fairbanks district, Alaska: 28 p., 1 fig.,2 tables. 

(Wa, Da, Db,M, S, A, SF, LA, T; Brooks Bldg., 

College, Alaska 99701; 441 Federal Bldg., J-meau, 

Alaska 99801; Alaska Div. of Mines and Mirerals, 

509 Goldstein Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801, and 

3001 Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 59504.)

45. Clarke, F. E., and Barnes, Ivan, Evaluation and 

control of corrosion and encrustation in tube 

wells of the Indus Plain, West Pakistan: 69 p., 

28 figs. (Wb, M.)

46. Clement, R. W., Flood of May 30-31, 1965 in the 

Carlsbad, New Mexico, area: 46 p., 4 figs. (Wb, 

Db, T, U; Geology Bldg., Univ. of New Mexico, 

Albuquerque, N. Mex. 87106.

47. Click, D. E., and Aldridge, B. N., Floods from 

small drainage areas in Arizona: 27 p., 4 figs. 

(Wb, LA, SF, Db, U; Geology Bldg., UMv. of 

Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. 85717.)

48. Clifton, H. E., Sample size preconcentration requirements for meaningful analysis of gold: 1 

chart. (Wa, Da, Db, U, M, S, A, SF, LA, T.)
49. Cobb, E. H., compiler, Metallic mineral resources map of the Bendeleben q u a d r a n g 1 e, 

Alaska: 9 p., 1 map, scale 1:250,000. (Wa, Da, Db, 

M, A, LA, S, SF; Brooks Bldg., College, Alaska 

99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska99801; 

Alaska Div. of Mines and Minerals, 3001 Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99504, University 

Ave., College, Alaska 99701, and 509 Goldstein 

Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801.)

50. Cobb, E. H. compiler, Metallic mineral resources map of the Big Delta quadrangle, 

Alaska: 4 p., 1 map, scale 1:250,000. (Wa, Da, 

Db, M, A, S, SF, LA, T; Brooks Bldg., College, 

Alaska 99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 

99801; Alaska Div. of Mines and Minerals, 509 

Goldstein Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801, and 3001 

Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99504.)

51. Cobb, E. H. compiler, Metallic mineral resources map of the Candle quadrangle, Alaska: 

5 p., 1 map, scale 1:250,000. (Wa, Da,Db, M, A, 

LA, S, SF; Brooks Bldg., College, Alaska 99801; 

441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Ala ska 99 801; Alaska 

Div. of Mines and Minerals, 3001 Porcupine Dr., 

Anchorage, Alaska 99504, University Ave., 

College, Alaska 99701, and 509 Goldstein Bldg., 

Juneau, Alaska 99801.)

52. Cobb, E. H., compiler, Metallic mineral resources map of the Chandalar quadrangle, 

Alaska: 5 p., 1 map, scale 1:250,000. (Wa, Da, 

Db, M, A, LA, S, SF; Brooks Bldg., College, 

Alaska 99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 

99801; Alaska Div. of Mines and Minerals, 3001 

Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99504, University Ave., College, Alaska 99701, and 509 

Goldstein Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801.)

53. Cobb, E. H., compiler, Metallic mineral resources map of the Charley River quadrangle, 

Alaska: 3 p., 1 map, scale 1:250,000. (Wa, Da, 

Db, M, A, S, SF, LA, T: Brooks Bldg., College, 

Alaska 99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 

99801; Alaska Div. of Mines and Minerals, 509 

Goldstein Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801, and 3001 

Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99504.)

54. Cobb, E. H., compiler, Metallic mineral resources map of the Circle quadrangle, Alaska: 

6 p., 1 map, scale 1:250,000. (Wa, Da,Db, M, A, 

S, SF, LA, T; Brooks Bldg., College, Alaska 

99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska99801; 

Alaska Div. of Mines and Minerals, 509 Goldstein Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801, and 3001 Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99504.)

55. Cobb, E. H., compiler, Metallic mineral resources map of the Eagle quadrangle, Alaska: 

8 p., 1 map, scale 1:250,000. (Wa, Da.Db, M, A, 

S, SF, LA, T; Brooks Bldg., College, Alaska 

99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska99801;

Alaska Div. of Mines and Minerals, 509 Goldstein Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801, and 3001 Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99504.)

56. Cobb, E. H., compiler, Metallic mineral resources map of the Fairbanks quadrangle, 

Alaska: 8 p., 1 pi., scale 1:250,000. Wa, Da, Db, 

M, A, S, SF, LA, T; Brooks Bid?., College, 

Alaska 99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 

99801; Alaska Div, of Mines and Minerals, 509 

Goldstein Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801, and 3001 

Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99504.)

5V. Cobb, E. H., compiler, Metallic mineral resources map of the Healy quadrangle, Alaska: 

5 p., 1 map, scale 1:250,000. (Wa, Da, Db, M, A, 

LA, S, SF; Brooks Bldg., Colleg'e, Alaska99701; 

441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801; Alaska 

Div. of Mines and Minerals, 3001 Porcupine Dr., 

Anchorage, Alaska 99504, University Ave., 

College, Alaska 99701, and 509 Goldstein Bldg., 

Juneau, Alaska 99801.)

58. Cobb, E. H., compiler, Metallic mineral resources map of the Livengood quadrangle, 

Alaska: 11 p., 1 map, scale 1:250,000. (Wa, Da, 

Db, M, A, S, SF, LA, T; Brooks Bldg., College, 

Alaska 99701; 441 Federal Bldg., J'meau, Alaska 

99801; Alaska Div. of Mines and Minerals, 509 

Goldstein Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801, and 3001 

Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99504.)

59. Cobb, E. H., compiler, Metallic mineral resources map of the Mount Hayes quadrangle, 

Alaska: 8 p., 1 map, scale 1:250,000. (Wa, Da, 

Db, M, A, LA, S, SF; Brooks Bldg., College, 

Alaska 99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 

99801; Alaska Div. of Mines and Minerals, 3001 

Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99504, University Ave., College, Alaska 99701, and 509 

Goldstein Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801.)

60. Cobb, E. H., compiler, Metallic mineral resources map of the Solomon quadrangle, Alaska: 

10 p., 1 map, scale 1:250,000. (Wa, Da, Db, M, 

A, LA, S, SF; Brooks Bldg., College, Alaska 

99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska99801; 

Alaska Div. of Mines and Minerals,3001Porcupine 

Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99504, University Ave., 

College, Alaska 99701, and 509 GoMstein Bldg., 

Juneau, Alaska 99801.)

61. Cobb, E. H., compiler, Metallic mineral resources map of the Tanana quadrangle, Alaska: 

8 p., 1 map, scale 1:250,000. (Wa, Da,Db, M, A, 

S, SF, LA, T; Brooks Bldg., College Alaska 

99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska99801; 

Alaska Div. of Mines and Minerals, 509 Goldstein Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801, and3001 Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99504.)
62. Cobb, E. H., compiler, Metallic mineral resources map of the Wiseman quadrangle, Alaska: 

6 p., 1 map, scale 1:250,000. (Wa, Da,Db, M, A, 

LA, S, SF; Brooks Bldg., College, Alaska 99701; 

441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska99801; Alaska 

Div.of Mines and Minerals, 3001 Porcupine Dr., 

Anchorage, Alaska 99504, University Ave., 

College, Alaska 99701, and 509 Goldstein Bldg., 

Juneau, Alaska 99801.)

63. Cobb, E. H., and Richter, D. H., compilers, Metallic mineral resources map of the Seward and 

Blying Sound quadrangles, Alaska: 13 p., 1 map, 

scale 1:250,000. (Wa, Da, Db, M, A, LA, S, SF; 

Brooks Bldg., College, Alaska 99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801; Alaska Div. of 

Mines and Minerals, 3001 Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99504, University Ave., College, 

Alaska 99701, and 509 Goldstein Bldg., Juneau, 

Alaska 99801.)

64. Collins, F. R., and Robinson, F. M., Subsurface 

stratigraphic, structural and economic geology, 

northern Alaska:259p., 19pls., 16figs.,2 tables. 

(Wa, Da, Db, M, A, S, SF, LA, T; Brooks Bldg., 

College, Alaska 99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Jueau, Alaska 99801; Alaska Div. of Mines and Minerals, 509 Goldstein Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 

99801, and 3001 Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, 

Alaska 99504.)

65. Colton, R. B., Sand and gravel pit data sheets and 

location map for the Torrington quadrangle, Connecticut: 1 map, 37 tables. (Wa, Da,M; 80 Broad 

St., Boston, Mass. 02110; Connecticut Geol. and 

Nat. History Survey, Judd Hall, Wesleyan Univ., 

Middletown, Conn. 06457.)

66. Condes de la Tor re, Alberto, Streamflow and 

flood characteristics, Pima County, Arizona (a 

progress report): 24 p., 7 figs. (Wb, LA, SF, Db, 

U; Geology Bldg.,Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. 

85717; 201 E. Roosevelt St., Phoenix, Ariz. 

85004.)

67. Cook, J. J., A survey of lunar geology, 10 January 1966 through 10 June 1966: 71 p., 28 figs., 

3 tables. (Wa, Da, M, F.)

68. Cornwall, H. R., Preliminary geologic map of 

southern Nye County, Nevada: 1 map and explanation, 1 fig., 6 p. source data; scale 1:250,000. 

(Wa, Da, M, SF, LA, U; Library, Mackay School 

of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

69. Cross, W. P., Flood of July 12, 1966, in the vicinity of Sandusky, Ohio. (Wb; 554 Post Office 

Bldg., Columbus, Ohio 43215.)

70. Crosthwaite, E. G., Memorandum report on 

ground-water condtions of the siteof theKooskia 

National Fish Hatchery (Idaho): 18p., 2 figs. (Wb, 

SF, U, S; 215 Jefferson St., Boise, Idaho 83702.)

71. Crosthwaite, E. J., Mundorff, M. J., and Walker, 

E. H., Ground-water aspects of the lower Henrys 

Fork region, Idaho: 79 p., 1 fig. (Wb, SF, U, S; 

Rm. 215, 914 Jefferson St., Boise, Idaho 83702.)

72. Cushman, R. V., Hydrology problems as related 

to wilderness management and water supplies for 

recreational areas at Mammoth Cave National 

Park, Kentucky: 16 p. (Wb; SlOCenter Bldg., 522 

W. Jefferson St., Louisville, Ky. 40202.)

73. Daniels, D. L., Additional infrared spectral emit - 

tance measurements of rocks from the Mo no 

Craters region, California: 8 p., 4 figs., 1 table. 

(Wa, Da, M, F.)

74. Daniels, D. L., Infrared spectral emittance of 

rocks from the Pisgah Crater and Mono Craters 

areas, California: 5p., incl. 3 p. charts. (Wa, Da,

M.)

75. Danilchik, Walter, Source and size of the leakage 

zone of the natural dam, LagoLaja, Chile: 22 p., 

1 pi., 8 figs. (Wa, Da, M.)

76. Davidson, C. B., Geochemicalprospect ing abstracts, January 1961-December 1962; 320 p., 

24 p. index. (Wa, Da, M.)

77. Davidson, C. B.,Markward, E. L.,andCieslewicz, 

John; Geochemical prospecting abstracts, July 

1957-December 1960: 573 p., 46 p. index. (Wa, 

Da, M.)

78. Da vis, M. E., Memorandum on availability of 

water having less than 2,500 parts per million 

dissolved solids in alluvium of Rio Grande near 

El Paso, Texas: 7 p., 2 figs. (Wb, T; 300 E. 8th 

Ave., Austin, Tex. 78701.)

79. Davis, M. E., and Leggat, E. R., Preliminary results of the investigation of the saline-water resources in the HuecoBolson near ElPaso,Teras: 

27 p., 4 figs. (Wb, T; Federal Bldg., 300 E. 8th 

Ave., Austin, Tex. 78701.)

80. Davis, W. E., and Alien, R. V., Geophysical investigations of the Bahran gossan and Shaihab 

mine, Saudi Arabia: 2 p., 1 fig. (Wa; Library, Directorate General for Mineral Resources, 

Jiddah, Saudi Arabia.)

81. Davis, W. E., and Alien, R. V., Review of geophysical activities by the U.S. Geological Survey 

in Saudi Arabia, July 1965 to June 1966:4 p. (Wa; 

Library, Directorate General for Mineral Resources, Jiddah, Saudi Arabia.)

82. Detterman, R. L., and Reed, B. L., Surficial deposits of the Iliamna quadrangle, Alaska: 1 map 

and explanation, scale 1:200,000. (Wa, Da, Db,M, 

A, S, SF, LA, T; Brooks Bldg., College, Alaska 

99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska99801; 

Alaska Div. of Mines and Minerals, 509 Gold-
stein Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801, and3001 Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99504.)

83. Dorrzapf, A. F., Jr., Spectrographic detection 

limits of the noble metals: 76p.,28tables. (Wa.)

84. Doty, G. C., Supply well for Dona Ana Range 

Camp, Dona Ana County, New Mexico: 23 p., 6 

figs. (Wb, Db, T, U; Geology Bldg., Univ. of New 

Mexico, Albuquerque, N. Mex. 87106.)

85. Dunn, Bernard, Time-of-travel studies, Susquehanna River, Binghamton, New York to Athens, 

Pennsylvania: 29 p., 16 figs. (Wb; 341 Federal 

Bldg., Albany, N.Y. 12207.)

86. Ege, J. R., Location of potential inter eat for 

fracturing oil shale with nuclear explosives for 

in situ retorting, Piceance Creek Basin, Rio 

Blanco County, Colorado: 8 p., 8figs, (inpocket). 

(Wa, Da, Db, M, U, SF, LA; Library, Mackay 

School of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 

89507.)

87. Ege, J. R., Carroll, R. D., and Welder, F. A. 

Preliminary report on the geology, geophysics 

and hydrology of USBM/AEC Colorado core hole 

No. 2, Piceance Creek Basin, Rio Blanco County, 

Colorado: 52 p., 12 figs., 8 tables. (Wa, Da, Db, 

M, U, LA, SF.)

88. Elston, D. P., Accretion of the Murray carbonaceous chondrite and implications regarding chondrule and chrondrite formation: 74 p., 13 figs., 

3 tables. (Wa, Da, M, F.)

89. Epstein, J. B., D'Agostino, J. P., Drake, A, A., 

Jr., and Lampiris, Nicholas, Preliminary log of 

exploratory hole drilled near Riegelsville, Pennsylvania: 2 p., 1 fig., 1 log. (Wa, Da, M; Bur. of 

Topog. and Geol. Survey, Dept. of Internal Affairs, 

Harrisburg, Pa. 17120.)

90. Espenshade, G. H., Reconnaissance geologic map 

of the Yadkin Valley region, North Carolina: 2 

sheets, scale 1:200,000. (Wa, Da, M; 11 Post Office Bldg., Knoxville, Tenn. 37902; Div. of Mineral Resources, Dept. of Conserv. and Devel., 

Raleigh, N.C. 27602.)

91. Foster, R. L., and Chapman, R. M., Location and 

description of lode prospects in the Livengood 

area, east-central Alaska: 3 p., 1 fig., 2 tables. 

(Wa, Da, Db, M, SF, LA, A, S, T; Brooks Bldg., 

College, Alaska 99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801; Alaska Div. of M i n e s and 

Minerals, 509 Goldstein Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 

99801, and 3001 Porcupine Dr., Anchorage Alaska 

99504.)

92. Foxworthy, B. L., Managing Long Island's water 

resources a choice among numerous alternatives: 5 p. (Wb; 1505 Kellum PI., Mineola, N.Y. 

11501.)

93. Furness, L. W., Albert, C.D., and Leonard, R.B., 

Kansas River, Bonner Springs to mouth Degradation of channel: 10 p., 7 figs. (Wb; Univ. of 

Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. 66045.)

94. Glover, Lynn, III, Geology of the Coama area, 

Puerto Rico; with comments on Greater Antillean 

volcanic island arc-trench phenomena: 329 p., 

15 pis., 19 figs., 4 tables. (Wa,)

95. Goldman, Howard, and Marshall, Robert, Comparison of a UV scanner/photomultiplier with an 

image orthicon: 14 p., 1 fig., 1 table. (Wa, Da, 

M.)

96. Gott, G. B., Geochemical maps of the Coeur 

d' Alene district, Idaho: 10 sheets. (Wa, Da, M, 

S, U.)

97. Gott, G. B., and Billings, T. M., Analytical data 

and sample locality maps for Coeur d'Alene district, Shoshone County, Idaho: 4 sheets, 2 tables 

(16 p.). (Wa, Da, M, U, S.)

98. Goudarzi, G. H., Geology and mineral resources 

of Libya, a reconnaissance: 377 p., 78 figs., 10 

tables. (Wa.)

99. Guetzkow, L. C., and Gunard, K.T., Small-stream 

flood investigations in Minnesota: 39 p., 2 figs. 

(Wb; 1002 New Post Office Bldg., St.Paul.Minn. 

55101.)

100. Hackman, R. J., Photogeologic map oftheLaguna 

2 quadrangle, McKinley, Sandoval, and Valencia 

Counties,-New Mexico: 1 sheet, scale 1:62,500. 

(Wa, Da, Db, M, T, U; Geology Bldg. (P.O. Box 

4083, Sta. A), Albuquerque, N. Mex. 87106.)

101. Hackman, R. J., Photogeologic map of the NE,NW, 

and SE quarters of the Laguna 1 quadrangle, 

Sandoval County, New Mexico: 1 sheet, scale 

1:62,500. (Wa, Da, Db, M, T, U; Geology Bldg. 

(P.O. Box 4083, Sta. A), Albuquerque, N. Mex. 

87106.)

102. Haeffner, A. D., Flood of June 17-18, 1965 in the 

Rio Hondo Valley of southern New Mexico:33p., 

4 figs. (Wb, Db, T, U; Geology Bldg., Univ. of 

New Mexico, Albuquerque, N. Mex. 87106.)

103. Hahl, D. C., and Handy, A. H., Hydrologic interpretation of Nimbus Vidicon image, Great Salt 

Lake, Utah: 2 p., 1 fig. (Wb; 8209Federal Bldg., 

125 S. State St., Salt Lake City, Utah 84111.)

104. Haley, B. R., Geologic map of Russellville West 

quadrangle, Pope and Yell Counties, Arkansas: 

1 map, scale 1:24,000. (Wa, Da, M, T; Arkansas 

Geol. and Conserv. Comm., State Capitol, Little 

Rock, Ark. 72200.)

105. Hammond, R. E., A consolidated ADR (Analog 

Digital Recorder) trouble-shooting checklist for 

field and office use: 32 p., 9 figs. (Wb, M.)
106. Harmsen, Lynn, and Ray, H. A., Determination of 

channel capacity of a reach of the Fresno River, 

Madera County, California: 18p.,26figs. (Wb,M, 

LA, SF.)

107. Harmsen, Lynn, and Ray, H. A., Determination of 

channel capacity of reaches of Ash and Berenda 

Sloughs, distributary channels of the Chowchilla 

River, Madera County, California: 20p.,60figs. 

(Wb, LA, M, SF.)

108. Haushild, W. L., Perkins, R. W., Stevens, H. H., 

Jr., Dempster, G. R., Jr., andGlenn, J. L., Progress report; Radionuclide transport inthePasco 

to Vancouver, Washington, reach of the Columbia 

River, July 1962 to September 1963:188p., 1 pi., 

45 figs. (Wb, S, LA, SF; Rm. 3202, 830 NE Holladay St., Portland, Or eg. 97232.)

109. Hawley, C. C., and Moore F. B., Mines and prospects, Law son-Dumont-Fall River district, 

Clear Creek County, Colorado: 114 p., 75figs. 

20 tables. (Wa, Da, Db, M.)

110. Hayes, P. T., Mesozoic rocks in southernmost 

Arizona: 13 p., 1 fig. (Wa,Da,Db,M, U, SF, LA; 

Arizona Bur. of Mines, College of Mines, Univ. 

of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. 85721.)

111. Hedman, E. R., and Tyley, S. J., Progress report: 

Elimination of stratification at Lake Cachuma, 

California: 53 p., 23 figs. (Wb, M, LA, SF.)

112. Hemphill, W. R., Photogeologic map of the east 

half of the Laguna 4 quadrangle, Bernalillo, 

Sandoval and Valencia Counties, New Mexico: 1 

sheet, scale 1:62,500. (Wa, Da,Db,M,T, U; Geoolgy Bldg. (P.O. Box 4083, Sta. 4), Albuquerque, 

N. Mex. 87106.)

113. Hite, R. J., Distribution and geologic habitat of 

marine halite and associated potash deposits: 

35 p., 11 figs. (Wa, Da, M.)

114. Hollyday, E. F., MacNish, R. D., Randall, A.D., 

and LaFleur, R.G., Principal aquifers in the Susquehanna River basin in New York State: 1 map. 

(Wb; 341 Federal Bldg., Albany, N.Y. 12201.)

115. Holmes, G. W., Location of pingos and pingolike 

mounds observed from the ground, from aerial 

reconnaissance, and on aerial photographs in interior Alaska: 13 p. (Wa, Da, M, A, S, SF, Db, 

LA, T; Brooks Bldg., College, Alaska99701;441 

Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801; Alaska 

Div. of Mines and Minerals, 509 GoldsteinBldg., 

Juneau, Alaska 99801, 3001 Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99504.)

116. Holmes, G. W., Preliminary materials map of 

the Becket quadrangle, Massachusetts. (Wa, Da, 

M; 80 Broad Street., Boston, Mass. 02110;Massachusetts Dept. of Public Works, 100 Nashua 

St., Boston, Mass. 02114.)

117. Holmes, G. W., Preliminary materials map of 

the Chester quadrangle, Hampshire and Hampden 

Counties, Massachusetts: 1 map, scale 1:24,000, 

1 table. (Wa, Da, M; 80 Broad Street., Boston, 

Mass. 02110; Massachusetts Dept. of Public 

Works, 100 Nashua St., Boston, Mass. 02114.)

118. Holmes, G. W., Preliminary materials map o^the 

East Lee quadrangle, Massachusetts: 1 map, 16 

tables. (Wa, Da, M; 80 Broad St., Boston, M"ss. 

02110; Massachusetts Dept. of Public Works, 100 

Nashua St., Boston Mass. 02114.)

119. Holmes, G. W., Preliminary materials map o* the 

Massachusetts portion of the Hancock quadrangle, Massachusetts-New York: 1 map, s~.ale 

1:24,000, 5 tables. (Wa, Da, M; 80 Broad St., 

Boston, Mass. 02110; Massachusetts Dept. of 

Public Works, 100 Nashua St., Boston, Mass. 

02114.)

120. Jacobson, H. S., Murillo, Carlos, Ruiz, Lorgio, 

Tapia, Oscar, Zapata, Hugo, A la re on, H igo, 

Delgadillo, Edgar, and Velasco, Carlos, Geology 

and mineral deposits of the San Crist6bal district, Villa Martin Province, Potosi, Bolivia: 

25 p., 2 pis., 7 figs. (Wa, Da, M.)

121. Jacobson, H. S., Pierson, C. T., Danusawad, 

Thawisak, Japakasetr, Thawat, Inthuputi, 

Boonmai, Siriratanamongkol, Charlie, Prapassornkul, Saner, and Pholphan, Narin, Mineral investigations in northeastern Thailand: 276 p., 11 

pis., 23 figs., 12 tables. (Wa, Da, M; Office of 

Director General, Royal Dept. of Mineral Resources, Roma VI Road, Phyathai, Bangkok, 

Thailand; Office of Executive Agent, Comm. for 

Coordination of Inv. of the Lower MakongBffsin, 

ECAFE, United Nations, Sala Santitham, Bangkok, Thailand; United Nations, Geneva, Switzerland; U.N. Inf. Center, London, England; UNESCO 

Headquarters Library, Paris, France.)

122. Jahren, C. E., and Bath, G. D., Rapid estimation 

of induced and remanent magnetization of rock 

samples, Nevada Test Site: 29 p., 3 figs., 9 taFes. 

(Wa, Da, Db, M, LA, SF, U; Library, Mackay 

School of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 

89507.)

123. John, E. C., Emyart, Eugene, andP urtyrr un, 

W. D., Records of wells, test holes, springs, and 

surface-water stations in the Los Alamos area, 

New Mexico: 129 p., 10 figs. (Wb, Db, T, U; Geology Bldg., Univ. of New Mexico, Albuquerque, 

N. Mex. 87106.)

124. Johnson, P. W., and Williams, T. E., The groundwater resources of the upper New River subbasin of the Kanawha-New River basin, Virginia, 

West Virginia, and North Carolina:76p., 13figs.
(Wb; 3303 New Federal Bldg.and U.S. Court 

House, 500 Quarrier St. E., Charleston, W. Va. 

25301.)

125. Kantrowitz, 1. H., Ground-water resources in 

the vicinity of the Crown Point Fish Hatchery, 

Essex County, New York: 12 p., 5 figs. (Wb; 341 

Federal Bldg., Albany, N.Y. 12201.)

126. Kelly, T. E., Preliminary ground-water availability map of Grand Forks County, North Dakota: 

5 p., 1 fig. (Wb; 348 New Federal Bldg., Third 

St. and Rosser Ave., Bismarck, N. Dak. 58502.)

127. Kimmel, Grant, and Schiner, G. R., Progress 

report on the ground-water conditions of the 

Shenango and Stoneboro 15-minute quadrangles, 

Pennsylvania: 167 p., 4 figs. (Wb; 607 U.S. Custom House, 2d and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia, 

Pa. 19106; Alden Hall, Allegheny College, Mead - 

ville, Pa. 16335.)

128. Klausing, R. L., Preliminary ground-water availability map of Cass County, North Dakota: 5 p., 

1 fig. (Wb; 348 New Federal Bldg., Third St. and 

Rosser Ave., Bismarck, N. Dak. 58501.)

129. Kleinhampl, F. J., and Ziony, J. L, Preliminary 

geologic map of northern Nye County, Nevada: 

1 map and explanation (2 sheets), scale 1:200,000. 

(Wa, Da, LA, M, SF, U; Library, Mackay School 

of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

130. Klepper, M. R., and Dequech, Victor, Mineral 

deposits of the territory of Amapa", Brazil alluvial gold, cassiterite, and columbite-tantalite 

in the Amapari River region: 31 p., 10 tables. 

(Wa, Da, M; Library, Departamento Nacional 

da Produ9^o Mineral, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.)

131. Klepper, M. R., and Dequech, Victor, Mineral 

deposits of the territory of Amap^., Brazil gold, 

tantalite, and diamonds near Vila Santa Maria: 

28 p., 5 tables. (Wa, Da, M; Library, Departamento Nacional da Producdo Mineral, Rio de 

Janeiro, Brazil.)

132. Knochenmus, D. D., Tracer studies and background fluorescence of ground water in the 

Ocala, Florida, area: 35 p., 4 figs. (Wb; Gunter 

Bldg., Tennessee & Woodward Sts., Tallahassee, 

Fla. 32304; Officeof the District Engineer, Corps 

of Engineers, Jacksonville District, Federal 

Bldg., P.O. Box 4970, Jacksonville, Fla. 32201.)

133. Knox, A. S., Photogeologic map of the east half 

of the Grants 1 quadrangle, McKinley and Valencia Counties, New Mexico: 1 sheet, scale 

1:62,500. (Wa, Da, Db, M, T, U; Geology Bldg. 

(P.O. Box 4083, Sta. A), Albuquerque, N. Mex. 

87106.)

134. Knox, A. S., Photogeologic map of the Grants 

4 quadrangle, Valencia County, New Mexico: 1

sheet, scale 1:62,500. (Wa.Da, Db.M.T, U; Geology Bldg. (P.O. Box 4083, Sta, A), Albuquerque, 

N. Mex. 87106.)

135. Knutilla, R. L., Flow characteristics of Michigan 

streams: 55 p., 7 figs. (Wb; 7CO Capitol Savings 

and Loan Bldg., Lansing, MicK 48933.)

136. Kohout, F. A., Relation of seaward and landward 

flow of ground water to the salinity of Biscayne 

Bay at Miami, Florida: 98 p., 22 figs. (Wb.)

137. Kosanke, R. M., Palynological investigations in 

the Pennsylvanian of Kentucky 111: 42 p., incl. 

21 p. tables. (Wa, Da, M; 710 W. High St., Lexington, Ky. 40508; Kentucky Geol. Survey, 307 Mineral Industries Bldg., 120 Graham Ave., Lexington, Ky. 40506.)

138. Koteff, Carl, Surficial geologic map of the Milford quadrangle, New Hampshire: 1 map and explanation, scale 1:62,500. (Wa, Da, M; 80 Broad 

St., Boston, Mass-. 02110.)

139. Koteff, Carl, Oldale, R. N., and Hartshorn, J. H., 

Geologic map of the Monomoy Point quadrangle, 

Barnstable County, Massachusetts: 1 map and 

explanation (2 sheets), scale 1:24,000. (Wa; 80 

Broad St., Boston, Mass. 02110.)

140. Kover, A. N., Photogeologic map of the Chaco 

Canyon 4 quadrangle, McKinley County, New 

Mexico: 1 sheet, scale 1:62,SCO. (Wa, Da,Db, M, 

T, U; Geology Bldg., (P.O. Box4083, Sta. A), Albuquerque, N. Mex. 87106.)

141. Kover, A. N., andOlson, A. B., Photogeologic map 

of Chaco Canyon 3 quadrangle, McKinley County, 

New Mexico: 1 sheet, scale 1:62,500. (Wa, Da,Db, 

M, T, U; Geology Bldg., (P.O. Box 4083, Sta. A), 

Albuquerque, N. Mex. 87106.)

142. Laird, L. B., and Walters, K. L,, Municipal industrial, and irrigation water use in Washington, 

1965: 21 p., 2 figs. (Wb, LA, SF, S; Rm. 300, 1305 

Tacoma Ave. S., Tacoma, Wash. 98402.)

143. Lamonds, A. G., Hines, M. S., and Plebuch, 

R. O., Well records and depth-to-water measurements in the vicinity of Randolph and Lawrence 

Counties, Arkansas: 30 p. (Wb; 2301 Federal Office Bldg., 700 W. Capitol Ave., Little Rock, Ark. 

72201.)

144. Lang, J. W., Geohydrologic summary of the Pearl 

River basin (Mississippi): 65 p., 12 figs.i (Wb; 

302 Post Office Bldg., Jackson, Miss. 39205.)

145. LaSala, A. M., Jr., Ground-water resources of 

the Hamden-Wallingfordarea, Connecticut: 70p., 

10 figs. (Wb; 235 Post Office Bldg., Hartford, 

Conn. 06101; 204 Post Office Bldg., Middletown, 

Conn. 06457.)
146. Lee, F. T., and Robinson, C. S., Geologic map of 

Straight Creek Tunnel pilot bore, Clear Creek 

and Summit Counties, Colorado: I sheet. (Wa, 

Da, Db, M, U.)

147. Leo, G. W., and White, R. W., Geologic reconnaissance in western Liberia: 29 p., Ipl., 1 fig., 

1 table. (Wa, Da, M.)

148. Leve, G. W., and Goolsby.D. A., Drilling of deeptest-monitor well at Jacksonville, Florida: I6p., 

4 figs. (Wb; Gunter Bldg., Tennessee and Woodward Sts., Tallahassee, Fla. 32304.)

149. Limerinos, J. T., Time-of-travel study of Mad 

River, California: 31 p., 10 figs. (Wb, M, LA, 

SF.)

150. MacKallor, J. A., A photo-mosaic of wester n 

Peru from Gemini photography: 10 p., 3 figs. 

(Wa, Da, M, F.)

151. MacKevett, E.M., Jr., Brew, D. A.,Hawley, C. C., 

Huff, L. C., and Smith, J. G., Mineral resources 

of Glacier Bay National Monument, Alaska: 

176 p., 33 figs., 15 tables. (Wa, Da, M, A; Brooks 

Bldg., College, Alaska 99701; 441 Federal Bldg., 

Juneau, Alaska 99801; Alaska Div. of Mines and 

Minerals, 3001 Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, 

Alaska 99504.)

152. Maher, J. C., Geologic framework andpetroleum 

potential of the Atlantic Coastal Plain and Continental Shelf, with a section on Stratigraphy, by 

John C. Maher and Esther R. Applin: 232 p., 20 

pis., 9 figs., 4 tables. (Wa, Da, LA, M, T.)

153. Manger, G. E., and Eargle, D. H., Physical and 

associated properties of uranium-bearing rock 

in five drill holes in Karnes County, Texas: 37 p., 

14 figs. (Wa, Da, M, T; Bur. of Econ. Geology, 

Univ. of Texas, Austin, Tex. 78712.)

154. McQuivey, R. S., Turbulence in a hydrodynamically rough and smooth op en channel flow: 105 p., 

33 figs. (Wb, Da; Engineering Research Center, 

Foothills Campus, Colorado State Univ., Fort 

Collins, Colo. 80521.)

155. Miesch, A. T., Chart showing number of particles of metal expected per 5 pound sample for 

various levels of grade and average particle 

size (regardless of the spatial distribution of 

particles): 1 p., 1 chart. (Wa, Da, M.)

156. Miller, R. D., Profiles showing configuration and 

probable bottom deposits as interpreted from 

fathometer traverses across and along parts of 

Gastineau Channel, near Juneau, Alaska: 1 sheet. 

(Wa, Da, M, A, S, SF, LA, T; Brooks Bldg., 

College, Alaska 99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801; Ala ska Div. of Mine sand Minerals, 509 GoldsteinBldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801, 

and 3001 Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 

99504.)

157. Mills, W. B., and Schroeder, E. E., Floods of 

April 28, 1966, in the northern part of Dallas, 

Texas: 74p., Ipl., 28figs. (Wb, T; Federal Eldg., 

300 E. 8th Ave., Austin, Tex. 78701.)

158. Mobley, C. M., andSantos, E. S., Location of holes 

and assay data obtained in drilling for uranium 

deposits in the Yellow Cat and Squaw Park areas, 

Thompson district, Grand County, Utah: 3 p., 8 

figs., 92 tables. (Wa, Da, Db, M, U.)

159. Montgomery, K. M. and others, compilers, Preliminary geologic map of Nevada: Imap, explanation, and index to sources, (3 sheets), scale 

1:1,000,000. (Wa, Da, M, SF, LA, U; Library, 

Mackay School of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Peno, 

Nev. 89507.)

160. Moody, D. W., and Shaefer, F. L., Delaware Fiver 

basin water data stations: 32 p., 1 fig. (Wl; 607 

U. S. Custom House, 2d and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. 19106.)

161. Moore, G. W., Preliminary geologic map of Kodiak 

Island and vicinity, Alaska: 1 map, scale 

1:250,000. (Wa, Da, Db, M, A, S, SF, L/, T; 

Brooks Bldg., College, Alaska 99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801; Alaska Div. of 

Mines and Minerals, 509 GoldsteinBldg., Juieau, 

Alaska 99801, and 3001 Porcupine Dr., Anchorage, Alaska 99504.)

162. Moosburner.Otto, Synopsis of ground-water conditions in the vicinity of T. 11 S., R. 6 E., Pima 

County, Arizona: 7 p., 3figs. (Wb,Db, LA, S", U; 

Geology Bldg., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. 

85717.)

163. Mudge, M. R., Erickson, R. L., and Kleinkopf, 

M. D., Reconnaissance geologic, geochemical, 

and geophysical studies of the southeastern part 

of the Lewis and Clark Range, Montana: 8 p., 8 

sheets. (Wa, Da, Db, M, U, S; 510First Ave. N., 

Great Falls, Mont. 59401; Montana Bur. of Mines 

and Geology, Montana School of Mineral Sci. and 

Technology, Butte, Mont. 59701.)

164. Muir, K. S., Ground-water reconnaissance of the 

Santa Barbara-Mont ecito area, Santa Barbara 

County, California: 66 p., 7 figs. (Wb, M, LA, 

SF.)

165. Mullens, T. E., Preliminary geologic map of 

Causey Dam quadrangle, Weber County, Utah: 1 

map, scale 1:24,000. (Wa, Da, Db, M, U.)

166. Mullens, T. E., and Cole.T. E., Preliminary geologic map of the Odgen 4 NE quadrangle, Morgan 

and Weber Counties, Utah: 1 sheet, scale 

1:24,000. (Wa, Da, Db, U.)

167. Mullens, T. E., and Laraway, W. H., Preliminary 

geologic map of the Morgan 1W quadrargle, 

Morgan County, Utah: 1 sheet, scale 1:24,000. 

(Wa, Da, Db, U.)
168. Mytton, J. W., Phosphate deposits in the JawfSakakah basin, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Part 

II: ThaniyatTurayf and Quraymiz: 20 p., 3figs., 

3 tables. (Wa; Library, Directorate General for 

Mineral Resources, Jiddah, Saudi Arabia.)

169. Nichols, T. C., Jr., Abel, J. F., Jr., and Lee, 

F. T., A solid inclusion borehole probe to determine 3-dimensional stress changes at a point in 

a rock mass: 34 p., 5 figs., 3 photos. (Wa, Da, 

M, F.)

170. Norton, S. A., Geology of the Windsor quadrangle, 

Massachusetts: 210 p., 5 pis., 26figs., IStables. 

(Wa; 80 Broad St., Boston, Mass. 02110.)

171. Oldale, R. N., and Koteff, Carl, Geologic map of 

the Chatham quadrangle, Cape Cod, Massachusetts: 1 map and explanation (2 sheets), scale 

1:24,000. (Wa; 80 Broad St., Boston, Mass. 

02110.)

172. Oster, E. A., and Hampton, E. R., Water supply 

for Oregon Caves National Monument, southwestern Oregon: 21 p., 6 figs. (Wb, S, SF, LA; 830 

NE Holladay St., Portland, Oreg. 97208.)

173. Osterwald, F. W.,Someengineeringgeologyproblems at Mammoth Cave National Park, Kentucky: 

35 p., 5 figs. (Wa, Da, M; 710 W. High St., Lexington, Ky. 10508.)

174. Overstreet, W. C., Bahijra, Sayyad Moutouq, 

Fourati, Mohammed A., and Gonzales, Louis, 

Progress Report II: Assays and analyses of pyritic core from Wadi Wassat gossan, Saudi 

Arabia: 8 p., 2 tables. (Wa; Library, Directorate General for Mineral Resources, Jiddah, Saudi 

Arabia.)

175. Overstreet, W. C., Gonzales, Louis, Thompson, 

C. E., Fourati, Mohammed A., Sharah, Ali, and 

Sumbul, Jamal, Progress report on analyses of 

pyritic core from diamond drill holes under gossan at Wadi Wassat, Saudi Arabia: 17 p., incl. 7 

tables. (Wa; Library, Directorate General for 

Mineral Resources, Jiddah, Saudi Arabia.)

176. Peterson, D. L., Comradi, Arthur, andZohdy, 

Adel A. R., Principal facts for gravity stations 

in the Yuma, Arizona, and Blythe, California, 

areas: 34 p. (Wa, Da, Db, M, LA, SF, U; Arizona 

Bur. of Mines, Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. 

85721.)

177. Peterson, D. L., and Rambo, W. L., Complete 

Bouguer gravity anomaly map of the Bearpaw 

Mountains and vicinity, Montana: 15 p. tables. 

(Wa, Da, Db, U, M, S; Montana Bur. of Mines 

and Geology, Montana School of Mineral Sci. and 

Technology, Butte, Mont. 59701.)

178. Peterson, D. L., and Rambo W. L., Principal 

facts for gravity statioms in the Bearpaw Mountains and vicinity, Montana. (Wa, Da, Db, U, M, 

S; Montana Bur. of Mines and Geology, Montana 

School of Mineral Sci. andTechnology,Butte, 

Mont. 59701.)

179. Piper, A. M., and Stead, F.W., Potential applications of nuclear explosives in development and 

management of waterresourcer P rinciples: 

117 p., 7 figs. (Wb.)

180. Purtymun, W. D., Geology and physical properties 

of the near-surface rocks of Mesita de los 

Alamos, Los Alamos County, New Mexico: 32p., 

3 figs. (Wb, Db, T, U; Geology Bldg., Univ. of 

New Mexico, Albuquerque, N. Mex. 87106.)

181. Purtymun, W. D., Record of water-supply well 

PM-3, Los Alamos, New Mexico: 22 p., 6 figs. 

(Wb, Db, T, U; Geology Blc"g., Univ. of New 

Mexico, Albuquerque, N. Mex. 87106.)

182. Rabon, J. W., Inflow - outflow characteristics of 

Lake Rousseau (Inglis Reservoir) on Withlacoochee River, Florida: 31 p., 13 figs. (Wb; 

Gunter Bldg., Tennessee and Woodward Sts., 

Tallahasee, Fla. 32304.)

183. Radbruch, D. H., and Case, J. E., Preliminary 

geologic map and engineering geologic information, Oakland and vicinity, California: 1 map and 

explanation (3 sheets), scale 1:24,000, 1 table. 

(Wa, Da, M, SF, LA.)

184. Rawson, Jack, Flugrath, M. W., and Hughes, L. S., 

Sources of saline water in the upner Brazos River 

basin, Texas Progress report, June 1967: 

172 p., 2 figs. (Wb, T; Federal Bldg., 300 E. 8th 

Ave., Austin, Tex. 78701.)

185. Reed, B. L., Results of stream sediment sampling and bedrock analyses in the eastern part 

of the Iliamna quadrangle, and at Kasna Creek, 

Lake Clark quadrangle, Alaska: 10 p., 8 figs., 

4 tables. (Wa, Da, Db, M, A, S, SF, LA, T; 

Brooks Bldg., College, Alaskr 99701; 441 Federal Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801; Alaska Div. 

of Mines and Minerals, 509 Goldstein Bldg., Juneau, Alaska 99801, and 3001 Porcupine Dr., 

Anchorage, Alaska 99504.)

186. Regan, R. D., Preliminary geophysical report on 

selected geologic test sites: 21 p., 14 figs. (Wa, 

Da, M, F.)

187. Regan, R. D., and Herskovits, J. L.,Development 

of computer programs for analysis of lunar geophysical survey data: 24 p. (Wa, Da, M, F.)

188. Rioux, R. L., Hite, R. J., Dyni, J. R., and Gere, 

W. C., Structure sections A-A' andB-B', Upper 

Valley quadrangle, Caribou County, Idaho: 1 

sheet, scale 1:20,000. (Wa, Da, Db, U.)

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189. Robinove, C. J., A preliminary evaluation of airborne and spaceborne remote sensing data for 

hydrologic uses: 5 p. (Wb.)

190. Robinson, B. P., Thordarson, William, and 

Beetam, W. A., Hydrologic and chemical data 

for wells, springs, and streams in Nevada, TPS. 

1-21 N., and Rs. 41-57 E: 61 p.,2 figs. (Wb, Db, 

U; Project Office, Hydrology, AEG, Denver Federal Center, Bldg. 25, Denver, Colo. 80225.)

191. Ruane, P. J., Woo, C. C., Gardner, L. S., Newton, E. G., Reimer, Alien, and Zarza, Ray, Geology, soil, and climate at specific points throughout the world. Vol. I. North America, Latin 

America, Africa, and Australia: 128 p., 2 figs. 

Vol. II, Europe, USSR, and Southwest Asia: 132 p., 

2 figs. Vol. III. Southern and Southeastern Asia: 

163 p., 2 figs. Vol. IV. China, Korea, and Japan: 

176 p., 2 figs. (Wa, Da, M.)

192. Sayre, W. W., Dispersion of mass in openchannel flow: 192 p., 48 figs. (Wb, Da, Db; Eng. 

Res. Center, Colorado State Univ., FortCollins, 

Colo. 80521.)

193. Schaber, G. G., Radar images San Francisco 

volcanic field, Arizona A preliminary evaluation: 10 p., 2 figs., 5 photographs. (Wa, Da, M, 

F.)

194. Schumann, H. H., Water resources of lower Sycamore Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona: 54 p., 

15 figs. (Wb, Db, LA, SF, U; Geology Bldg., 

Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. 85717.)

195. Schwob, H. H., Floods on Otter Creek in Linn 

County, Iowa: 22 p., 8 figs. (Wb; 508 Hydraulic 

Lab., Iowa City, Iowa 52241.)

196. Schwob, H. H., Little Sioux River basin floods: 

54 p., 16 figs. (Wb; 508 Hydraulic Lab., Iowa City, 

Iowa 52241.)

197. Scott, R. A., Availability of palynological material from Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 4, I: 

Simpson Test Well No. 1 and Simpson Core 

Tests Nos. 13 and 14: 2 p. (Wa, Da, M.)

198. §cott, R. A., Availability of palynogogical material from Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 4,11: 

Kaolak Test Well No. 1:2 p. (Wa, Da, M.)

199. Sheldon, R. P., Discovery of phosphate rock in 

Saudi Arabia and recommended program of further study: 9 p. (Wa, Da, M.)

200. Sheppard, R. A., Measured sections of the 

Barstow Formation, Mud Hills, San Bernardino 

County, California: 29 p., 1 pi. (Wa, Da, LA, M, 

SF.)

201. Sinnott, Alien, Records of wells on the Northern 

Neck Peninsula, Virginia (including well logs and 

chemical analyses of ground water): 152 p. (Wb; 

200 W. Grace St., Richmond, Va. 23220.)

202. Sisco, H. E., and Whitehead, R. L., Records of 

observation wells and water-level fluctuations in 

the Aberdeen-Springfield area, Bingham and 

Power Counties, Idaho, in 1966: 26 p., 18 figs. 

(Wb, SF, S, U; 215 Jefferson St., Boise, Idaho 

83702.)

203. Smedes, H. W., Preliminary geologic map of the 

Butte South quadrangle, Montana: 1 map and explanation, scale 1:24,000. (Wa, Da, M, S, Db, U; 

Montana Bur. of Mines and Geology, Montana 

College of Mineral Sci. and Technology, Butte, 

Mont. 59701.)

204. Smith, Winchell, and Wires, H. O., The acoustic 

velocity meter A report on system development 

and testing. (Wb, M, LA, SF.)

205. Spieker, A. M. and Watkins, J. S., Bedrock contour maps of the Lower Great Miami River valley, Ohio: 3 p., 2 figs. (Wb; 554 Post Office Bldg., 

Columbus, Ohio 43215.)

206. Stewart, J.W., and others, Floridan aquifer, January 1964 in Southwest Florida Water Management 

District: 1 map. (Wb; Gunter Bldg., Tennessee 

and Woodward Sts., Tallahassee, Fla.32304.)

207. Stoddard, A. E., Far infrared luminescence: 14p., 

7 figs. (Wa, Da, M.)

208. Swarzenski, W. V., Progress report: Groundwater appraisal of Cuyama Valley, California: 

13 p., 5 figs. (Wb, M, LA, SF.)

209. Taylor, R. B., and King, R. U., Preliminary report on mid-Teritary rhyolite vents and associated mineralization south of Georgetown, Colorado: 15 p., 9 figs. (Wa, Da, Db, M, U.)

210. Taylor, R. E., Complaints related towate"wells 

after Salmon Event in Tatum salt dome area, 

Lamar County, Mississippi: 16 p., 4 figs. (Wb; 

302 Post Office Bldg., Jackson, Miss. 39205.)

211. Taylor, R. E., Final investigation of water-well 

complaints related to Salmon Event in Tatum 

salt dome area, Lamar County, Mississippi: 

28 p., 3 figs. (Wb; 302 Post Office Bldg., Jackson, Miss. 39025.)

212. Thayer, T. P., and Brown, C. E., Preliminary 

geologic map of the Courtrock quadrangle, Grant 

County, Oregon: 1 map and explanation (2 sheets), 

scale 1:62,500. (Wa, Da, M, LA, SF, S; 830 NE 

Holladay St., Portland, Or eg. 97208; State Dept. 

of Geology^ and Mineral Industries, 1069 State 

Office Bldg., Portland, Or eg. 97201.)

213. Thayer, T. P., and Brown, C. E., Preliminary 

geologic map of the Long Creek quadrangle, 

Grant County, Oregon: 1 map and explanation, 

scale 1:62,500. (Wa, Da, M, LA, SF, S; 830 NE

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Holladay St., Portland, Or eg. 97208; State Dept. 

of Geology and Mineral Industries, 1069 State Office Bldg., Portland, Oreg. 97201.)

214. Thayer, T. P., Brown, C. E., and Hay, R. L., Preliminary geologic map of the Prairie City quadrangle, Grant County, Oregon: 1 map and explanation, scale 1:62,500. (Wa, Da, M, SF, LA, S; 830 

NE Holladay St., Portland, Oreg. 97208; State 

Dept. of Geology and Mineral Industries, 1069 

State Office Bldg., Portland, Oreg. 97201.)

215. Theobald, P. K., Jr..Geologic status report, April 

1965, Mahad Adh Dhahab area, Saudi Arabia: 

13 p. (Wa.)

216. Theobald, P. K., Jr., Thompson, C. E. and 

Gonzalez, Louis, Log of diamond drill core, 

Hole Number 1, Lahuf mine, Saudi Arabia:22p., 

3 figs. 1 table. (Wa.)

217. Thomson, F. H., Memorandum on the groundwater resources of the Natchez Trace Parkway 

headquarters area, Lea County, Mississippi: 

16 p., 6 figs. (Wb; 302 Post Off ice Bldg., Jackson, 

Miss. 39205.)

218. Thordarson, William, Young, R. A., and Winograd, 

I. J., Records of wells and test holes in the Nevada Test Site and vicinity (through December 

1966), 27 p., 2 figs. (Wb, Db, U; Project Office, 

Hydrology, AEC, Denver Federal Center, Bldg. 

25, Denver, Colo. 80225.)

219. Trapp, Henry, Jr., Preliminary ground-water 

availability map of Eddy and Foster Counties, 

North Dakota. (Wb; 348 New Federal Bldg., 

Third St. and Rosser Ave., Bismarck, N. Dak. 

58501.)

220. Trauger, F. D., Hydrology and general geology 

of the Pojoaque area, Santa Fe County, New 

Mexico: 32 p., 2 figs. (Wb, Db, T, U; Geology 

Bldg., Univ. of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N. Mex. 

87106.)

221. Truesdell, A. H., Carroll, Dorothy, and Schnepfe, 

Marian, Bibliography of ion exchange selectivity: 

90 p. (Wa, Da, M.)

222. Tschudy, R. H., Palynological investigations in 

the upper Cretaceous and Tertiary of the Mississippi embayment region IV: 48 p. (Wa, Da, 

M; 710 W. High St., Lexington, Ky. 40508; Kentucky Geol. Survey, Univ. of Kentucky, 307 Mineral Industries Bldg., Lexington, Ky. 40506.)

223. Tyley, S. J., Ground-water inventory for 1966, 

Edwards Air Force Base, California: 25 p., 7 

figs. (Wb, LA, M, SF.)

224. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Aurora, Powell Mountain, and Huntoon Valley 

quadrangles and part of the Trench Cany on quadrangle, Nevada-California: 1 map. (Wa, Da, Db, 

M, LA, SF, U; Library, Mackay School of Mines, 

Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

225. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map of 

parts of the Austin, Spencer Hot Springs, and 

Wildcat Peak quadrangles, Nevada: 1 sheet. (Wa, 

Da, Db, LA, M, SF, U; Library, Mackay School 

of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

226. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnelc map ofthe 

Benton and Davis Mountain quadrangles and parts 

of the White Mountain Peak and Mount Bar croft 

quadrangles, Nevada-California: Imap. (Wa, Da, 

Db, M, LA, SF, U; Library, Mackay School of 

Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

227. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Beowawe and Carlin quadrangles, Eureka and 

Elko Counties, Nevada: 1 sheet. (Wa, Da, Db, M, 

LA, SF, U; Library, Mackay School of Mines, 

Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

228. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromainetic map of 

parts of the Blanco Mountain, Soldier Pass, and 

Waucoba Spring quadrangles, California-Nevada: 

1 map. (Wa, Da, Db, M, SF, LA, U; Library, 

Mackay School of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, 

Nev. 89507.)

229. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Bonnie Claire quadrangle and parts of the Grapevine Canyon 1 and Springdale quadrangles, 

Nevada-California: 1 map. (Wa, Ta, Db, M, SF, 

LA, U; Library, Mackay School o* Mines, Univ. 

of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

230. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Bridgeport quadrangle and parts of the Fales 

Hot Springs and Bodie quadrangles, CaliforniaNevada: 1 map. (Wa, Da, Db, M, LA, SF, U; Library, Mackay School of Mines, U^iv. of Nevada, 

Reno, Nev. 89507.)

231. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Bullfrog and Bare Mountain quadrangles, NevadaCalifornia: 1 map. (Wa, Da, Db, M, SF, LA, U; 

Library, Mackay School of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

232. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagentic map ofthe 

Carson City and Dayton quadrangles and parts 

of the Truckee, Mount Rose, Virginia City, and 

Tahoe quadrangles, Nevada-California: 1 sheet. 

(Wa, Da, Db, LA, M, SF, U; Library, Mackay 

School of Mines, Univ. of Nevad"\ Reno, Nev. 

89507.)

233. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Coaldale quadrangle, Nevada: 1 map. (Wa, Da, 

Db, M, LA, SF, U; Library, Mackay School of 

Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Ne^. 89507.)

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234. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Como and Wabuska quadrangles and parts of the 

Churchill Butte and Silver Springs quadrangles, 

Nevada: 1 sheet. (Wa, Da, Db, LA, M, SF, U; 

Library, Mackay School of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

235. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Dixie Flats and Elko 2 quadrangles, ElkoCounty, 

Nevada: 1 sheet. (Wa, Da, Db, M, LA, SF, U; 

Library, Mackay School of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

236. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map of 

part of the Fallen Leaf Lake quadrangle, California: 1 sheet. (Wa, Da, Db, M, SF, LA, U; Library, Mackay School of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, 

Reno, Nev. 89507.)

237. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Freel Peak and Mount Siegel quadrangles and 

parts of the Markleeville and Topaz Lake quadrangles, California-Nevada: 1 sheet. (Wa, Da, 

Db, M, SF, LA, U; Library, Mackay School of 

Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

238. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map of the 

Glass Mountain and Cowtrack Mountain quadrangles, California-Nevada: 1 map. (Wa,Da,Db, 

M, LA, SF, U; Library, Mackay School of Mines, 

Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

239. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Goldfield quadrangle and part of the Cactus Peak 

quadrangle, Nevada: 1 map. (Wa, Da, Db, M, LA, 

SF, U; Library, Mackay School of Mines, Univ. 

of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

240. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map of the 

Goldyke quadrangle, Nevada: 1 sheet. (Wa, Da, 

Db, M, SF, LA, U; Library, Mackay School of 

Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

241. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Grapevine Peak and Tin Mountain quadrangles, 

California-Nevada: 1 map. (Wa, Da, Db, M, SF, 

LA, U; Library, Mackay School of Mines, Univ. 

of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

242. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Great Falls-Brown Lake area,northwestern 

Montana: 1 sheet. (Wa, Da, Db, M, U, S; 510 

First Ave. N., Great Falls, Mont. 59401; Montana Bur. of Mines and Geology, Montana College 

of Mineral Sci. and Technology, Butte, Mont. 

59701.)

243. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map of the 

Luning quadrangle, Nevada: 1 sheet. (Wa, Da, 

Db, M, SF, LA, U; Library, Mackay School of 

Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

244. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Magruder Mountain, Grapevine Canyon 2, and 

Ubehebe Crater quadrangles, and part of the

Last Chance Range quadrangle, Nevada-California. (Wa, Da, Db, M, SF, LA, U; Library, Mackay 

School of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 

89507.)

245. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Mina quadrangle, Nevada: 1 map. (Wa, Da, Db, M, 

SF, LA, U; Library, Mackay School of Mines, 

Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

246. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Palisade 1 and Palisade 2 quadrangles, Eureka 

and Elko Counties, Nevada: 1 sheet. (Wa, Da, Db, 

M, LA, SF, U; Library, Mackay School of Mines, 

Univ. of Nevada,. Reno, Nev. 89507.)

247. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map of 

part of the Pilot quadrangle, Nevada: 1 sheet. 

(Wa, Da, Db, LA, M, SF, U; Library, Mackay 

School of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 

89507.)

248. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic msp ofthe 

Rhyolite Ridge, Silver Peak, Piper Peck, and 

Lida Wash quadrangles, Nevada-California: 1 

map. (Wa, Da, Db, M, LA, SF, U; Library, Mackay 

School of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 

89507.)

249. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map of the 

Robinson Mountain quadrangle, Elko County, Nevada: 1 sheet. (Wa, Da, Db, M, LA, SF, U; Library, Mackay School of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, 

Reno, Nev. 89507.)

250. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Round Mountain quadrangle and part of the Belmont quadrangle, Nevada: 1 sheet. (Wa, Da, Db, 

M, SF, LA, U; Library, Mackay School of Mines, 

Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

251. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

San Antonio Ranch, Baxter Spring, Lone Mountain, and Tonopah quadrangles and part of the 

Antelope Spring quadrangle, Nevada: Imap. (Wa, 

Da, Db, M, LA, SF, U; Library, Mackay School 

of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

252. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Schurz, Gillis Canyon, Mount Grant, and Hawthorne quadrangles, Nevada: 1 sheet. (Wa, Da, 

Db, M, SF, LA, U; Library, Mackay School of 

Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

253. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Weber Reservoir and Alien Springs quadrangles 

and parts of the Fallen and Carson Lake quadrangles, Nevada: 1 sheet. (Wa, Da, Db, LA, M, 

SF, U; Library, Mackay School of Mines, Univ. 

of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

254. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map ofthe 

Wellington, Yerington, Desert Creek Peak, and 

Pine Grove Hills quadrangles, Nevada-Califor13
nia: 1 sheet. (Wa, Da, Db, M, SF, LA, U; Library, Mackay School of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

255. U.S. Geological Survey, Aeromagnetic map of 

part of the Wonder quadrangle, Nevada: 1 sheet. 

(Wa, Da, Db, LA, M, SF, U; Library, Mackay 

School of Mines, Univ. of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 

89507.)

256. U.S. Geological Survey, Hydrologic data, Russian 

River basin in vicinity of Ukiah, California, 

Floods of December 1955 and December 1964: 

16 p., 9 figs. (Wb, M, LA, SF.)

257. U.S. Geological Survey, Logs of holes drilled in 

1955 and 1956 by U.S. Geological Survey, Dry 

Creek Basin area, Bull Canyon district, Montrose and San Miguel Counties, Colorado: 4 p., 

2 figs., 26 logs. (Wa, Da, M.)

258. U.S. Geological Survey, Map of public oil shale 

lands in Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming: scale 

1:500,000. (Wa, Db, U.)

259. U.S. Geological Survey, Photo-image map of 

parts of Peru, Bolivia, and Chile: 1 map, scale 

1:1,000,000. (Wa.)

260. U:S. Geological Survey and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Map showing locations of 

continuous seismic profiler (CSP) lines of the 

Atlantic continental shelf and slope, north sheet 

(Nova Scotia to New York City): 1 sheet. (Wa, 

Da, M.)

261. U.S. Geological Survey and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Map showing locations of 

continuous seismic profiler (CSP) lines of the 

Atlantic continental shelf and slope, central 

sheet (New York to Charleston): 1 sheet. (Wa, 

Da, M.)

262. U.S. Geological Survey and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Map showing locations of 

continuous seismic profiler (CSP) lines of the 

Atlantic continental shelf and slope, southern 

sheet (Charleston to Florida Keys): 1 sheet. (Wa, 

Da, M.)

263. U. S. Geological Survey and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Map showing locations of 

continuous seismic profiler (CSP) lines of the 

Gulf of Mexico Dry Tortugas, Florida, to Galveston, Texas: 1 sheet. (Wa, Da, M.)

264. van Vloten, Roger, Interim results of geological 

investigations of chromite deposits in the Nasai 

area, Hindubagh Mining District, West Pakistan: 

22 p., 1 pi., 15 figs. (Wa, Da, M.)

265. Wagner, H. C., Preliminary geologic map of the 

Raymond quadrangle, Pacific County, Washington: 1 map, scale 1:62,500. (Wa, Da, M.)

266. Wagner, H. C., Preliminary geokrac map of the 

South Bend quadrangle, Pacific County, Washington: 1 map, scale 1:62,500. (Wa, Da, M.)

267. Wait, R. L., and Gregg, D. O., Hydrology and 

chloride contamination of the principal artesian 

aquifer in Glynn County, Georgia: 199p.,40figs. 

(Wb; 164 Peachtree Seventh Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. 

30323; 348 Federal Bldg., Brunswick, Ga. 31520; 

Glynn County Courthouse, Brunswick, Ga. 31520; 

Brunswick City Hall, Brunswick, Ga. 31520.)

268. Waite, H. A., and Decker, S. O., A reexamination 

of water yield in the Little Los" River basin, 

Idaho: 29 p., 7 figs. (Wb, SF, S, U; Rm. 215, 914 

Jefferson St., Boise, Idaho 83702.)

269. Wall, J. R., Moreland, J. A., and Cordes, E. H., 

An investigation of potential salt-vater intrusion 

from inland waterways in the si allow alluvial 

and coastal deposits of Sunset and Bolsa Gaps, 

Orange County, California: 66 p., 17 figs. (Wb, 

M, LA, SF; 13245 Harbor Blvd., Garden Grove, 

Calif. 92640.)

270. Wallace, R. E., and Tatlock.D.B., Geologic maps 

and section of the Red Bird quicksilver mine, 

Pershing County, Nevada: 1 sheet. (Wa, Da, LA, 

M, SF, U; Library, Mackay School of Mines, Univ. 

of Nevada, Reno, Nev. 89507.)

271. Watkins, J. S., editor, Investiga tionofinsitu 

physical properties of surface and subsurface 

site materials by engineering geophysical techniques Annual Report, fiscal year 1965: 151 p., 

48 figs., 8 tables. (Wa, Da, M, F.)

272. Watkins, J. S., editor, Investigation of insitu 

physical properties of surface and subsurface 

site materials by engineering geophysical techniques Annual Report, fiscal year 1966: 317 p., 

1 pi., 44 figs., 53 photographs, 17 tables. (Wa, 

Da, M, F.)

273. Watkins, J. S., editor, Investigation of insitu 

physical properties of surface and subsurface 

site materials by engineering geophysical techniques Quarterly Report, Oct. 1, 1965-Dec. 31, 

1965: 97 p., 2 pis., 25 figs., 13 tables. (Wa, Da, 

M, F.)

274. Watts, H. V., and Goldman, H. J., Visible and 

ultraviolet reflectance and luminescence from 

various Saudi Arabian and Indiana limestone 

rocks: 33 p., 34 data curves, 8 figs., 4 tables. 

(Wa, Da, M, F.)

275. Werrell, W. L., Stream gaging by continuous injection of tracer elements: 85 p., 11 figs. (Wb; 

Geology Bldg., Univ. of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. 

85717.)

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276. Wheeler, Merlin, Electric analog model study of 

the hydrology of the Saginaw Formation in the 

Lansing, Michigan, area: 70 p., 24 figs. (Wb; 700 

Capitol Savings and Loan Bldg., Lansing, Mich, 

48933.)

277. Whetstone, B. H., Floodflow characteristics at 

Highway 1-20 and State Road 43, Crave Creek 

near Columbia, South Carolina: 6 p., 6figs. (Wb; 

2346 Two Notch Rd., Columbia, S.C. 29201.)

278. Williams, J. R., Drastic lowering of Kingsbury 

Pond, Norfolk, Massachusetts: 33 p., 4 figs. 

(Wb; Rm. 205, 211 Congress St., Boston, Mass. 

02110.)

279. Wilshire, H. G., New chemical data on alkaline 

diabase-picrite intrusions from Scotland, New 

Zealand, and Utah: 6 p., 6 figs., 2 tables (16 p.) 

(Wa, Da, M.)

280. Wood, P. R., Analog-model study of the groundwater reservoir in the Santa Clara Valley, California: 18 p., 2 figs. (Wb, M, LA, SF.)

281. Wrucke, C. T., and Wilson, R. F., Geologic map 

of the Boulder quadrangle, Boulder County, Colorado: 1 map and explanation (2 sheets), scale 

1:24,000. (Wa, Da, Db, M, U.)

282. Yeend, W. E. Quaternary geology of the GrandBattlement Mesa area, Colorado: 145 p., 4 pis., 

38 figs., 6 tables. (Wa, Da, M.)

283. Young, Loyd, Paterson Ridge pumped-storage 

site, Washington: 37 p., 5 figs., 5 tables. (Wa, 

S; Library, Dept. of Interior, 1002 NE Folladay 

St., Portland, Oreg. 97208; Central Public Library, 801 SW 10th Ave., Portland, Oreg. 97205; 

830 NE Holladay St., Portland, Oreg. 97208; 244 

Federal Bldg., Tacoma, Wash. 98401.)

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Report

Aeromagnetic maps. See under State names. 

Acoustic velocity meter ------------- 204

Africa, geology, soil, and climate -------- 191

Alaska, bedrock analyses, Iliamna quadrangle - - 185 

copper determinations, southwestern

Brooks Range - ------------29

economic geology, nor them part of State - - - - 64

geologic map, Kodiak Island ---------- 161

geologic reconnaissance of possible

powersites, Spur Mountain, Tyee,

and Eagle Lakes ------------ 35

gravity maps ------------------- 10

lode mines and prospects, Fairbanks district - - 44 

lode prospects, Livengood area -------- 91

mineral resources, Glacier Bay

National Monument ---------- 151

metallic mineral resources maps ----- 49-63

subsurface stratigraphic geology,

northern part of State --------- 64

pingos and pingolike mounds --------- 115

profiles along Gastineau Channel ------- 156

stream sediment sampling, Iliamna

quadrangle - - ------------ 185

structural geology, northern part of State - - - 64 

surficial deposits, Iliamna quadrangle ----- 82

Analog digital recorder, trouble-shooting

checklist - - ------------- 105

Analog-model study, ground-water reservoir,

Santa Clara Valley ----------280

Arizona, floods from small drainage areas - - - 47 

geologic map, Yavapai County, Mayer

quadrangle ----------------4

gravity stations, Yuma ------------ 176

irrigation and ground-water supplies,

San Pedro Valley -----------31

mesozoic rocks ---------------- 110

radar images, San Francisco volcanic field-- 193 

streamflow and flood characteristics,

Pima County -------------- 66

Arkansas, geologic map, Pope and Yell 

Counties, Russellville West 

quadrangle - - ------------ 104

ground water, Pima County ---------- 162

water resources, Maricopa County,

Sycamore Creek - ---------- 194

well records, Randolph and Lawrence

Counties ---------------- 143

Asia, geology, soil, and climate --------- 191

Atlantic Coastal Plain, geology and

petroleum potential ---------- 152

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Report

Atlantic continental shelf and slope, map of 

continuous seismic profiler 

lines ------------- 260, 261, 262

Australia, geology, soil, and climate ------- 191

Bolivia, geology'and mineral deposits, 

Villa Martin Province, San 

Crist6bal district ----------- 120

photoimage map ---------------- 263

Brazil, mineral deposits in Amapa" - - - - - - 130, 131

California, aeromagnetic maps - - - - 224, 226,228-

232, 236-238, 241, 244, 248, 254 

channel capacity of, reach of Fresno

River, Madera County -------- 106

reaches of Ash and Berenda Sloughs,

Madera County ------------- 107

floods, Russian Rivef basin ---------- 256

geohydrologic reconnaissance, Santa Cruz

County, Soquel-Aptos area ------- 3

geohydrology, Pinnacles National

Monument ----------------2

geologic map, Oakland ------------- 183

gravity stations, Blythe ------------ 176

ground water, Cuyama Valley --------- 208

Edwards Air Force Base ---------- 223

ground-water investigations, San

Gorgonio Pass area ---------- 19

ground-water reconnaissance, Santa

Barbara-Montecito area ------- 164

ground-water reservoir, Santa Clara

Valley, analog-model study ------ 280

infrared emittance of rocks, Pisgah

Crater and Mono Craters area - - - 73, 74 

salt-water intrusion from inland waterways, Orange County, Sunset and 

Bolsa Gaps -------------- 269

San Andreas and related faults, strands of - - - 30 

stratification, elimination of, Lake

Cachuma ---------------- 111

stratigraphy, San Bernardino County,

Barstow Formation ---------- 200

time-of-travel study, Mad River ------- 149

water resources, Antelope Valley-East

Kern Water Agency area ------20, 21

Casrcterite, Brazil ---------------- 130

Chile, natural dam, Lago Laja, leakage zone - - 75 

photoimage map --------------- 259

China, geology, soil, and climate --------- 191

Chondrite, Murray carbonaceous, accretion - - - 88 

Chromite deposits, West Pakistan, Nasai area - - 264

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Cinder Lake crater field, location test -------7

Climate at specific points throughout the

world - ---------------- 191

Colombia, phosphate exploration ---------42

phosphate rock -----------------43

Colorado, Bureau of Mines Yellow Creek

core hole No. 1 ------------38

geologic map, Boulder County, Boulder

quadrangle - - ------------ 281

Clear Creek and Summit Counties,

Straight Creek Tunnel pilot bore - - - 146 

Eagle and Summit Counties, Dillon

SW quadrangle ------------- 16

Grand, Gilpin, and Clear Creek

Counties, Empire quadrangle ------ 27

geology, geophysics, and hydrology, core

hole No. 2, USBM/AEC, Rio Blanco 

County, Piceance Creek basin ----- 87

location of potential interest for

fracturing oil shale and retorting 

with nuclear explosives, Rio Blanco 

County, Piceance Creek basin ----- 86

logs of holes drilled, 1955-1956, 

Montrose and San Miguel 

Counties, Dry Creek basin area - - - 257 

mid-Tertiary rhyolite vents - -------- 209

mineral belt, geophysical ore guides ----- 39

mines and prospects, Clear Creek

County, Lawson-Dumont-Fall

River district ------------- 109

oil shale lands, map -------------- 258

Quaternary geology, Grand-Battlement

Mesa area --------------- 282

Colorado Plateau, petrology of Morrison

Formation ---------------33

Columbia River, radionuclidetransport studies - - 108 

Columbia River Irrigation Project, maps

of water-level altitudes, Washington- - 17 

Columbite-tantalite, Brazil --------- 130, 131

Connecticut, ground-water resources, HamdenWallingford area ----------- 145

sand and gravel pit data and map,

Torrington quadrangle --------- 65

Continental shelf, geology and petroleum

potential ---------------- 152

stratigraphy ------------------ 152

Continuous seismic profiler map, Atlantic

continental shelf and slope - - 260,261,262 

Gulf of Mexico ----------------- 263

Dam, natural, Lago Laja, Chile, leakage zone - - 75 

Delaware River basin, water-data stations - - - 160 

Diamonds, Brazil ----------------- 131

Electron microprobe data, computer

program for processing -------- 15

Engineering geophysical techniques, surface 

and subsurface investigations ------------- 271, 272, 273

Europe, geology, soil, and climate -------- 191

Florida, aquifer, Southwest Florida Water

Management District --------- 206

deep-test-monitor well, Jacksonville ----- 148

flow characteristics, St. Johns River ------ 6

ground water, Ocala, tracer studies and

background fluorescence ------- 132

ground-water flow and salinity of

Biscayne Bay, Miami --------- 136

inflow-outflow characteristics, Lake

Rousseau - -------------- 182

Geochemical prospecting abstracts, ------ 76, 77

Geologic maps. See under State names. 

Geology and petroleum potential, Atlantic

Coastal Plain and continental shelf - - - 152 

Geology at specific points throughout the world - - 191 

Geophysical ore guides along the Colorado

mineral belt -------------- 39

Geophysical report on selected geologic test

sites - ---------------- 186

Georgia, hydrology and chloride contamination

of artesian aquifer, Glyrm County - - 267 

Gold, alluvial, Brazil ------------- 130, 131

Gold determination, sample sizepreconcentration - 48 

Ground water. See under State namer. 

Ground-water investigations, California,

San Gorgonia Pass area - - ----- 19

Ground-water resources, Virginia, West 

Virginia, and North Carolina, 

Kanawha-New River basin ----- 124

Gulf of Mexico, map of continuous seismic

profiler lines -------------- 263

Idaho, analytical data and sample locality 

maps, Shoshone County, Coeur 

d'Alene district ------------97

geochemical maps, Coeur d'Alene

district -- ---------------96

ground-water, lower Henrys Fork

region - - ---------------71

ground-water conditions, Kooskia National

Fish Hatchery -------------70

hydrology, National Reactor Testing

Station ----------------12

structure sections, Caribou County, Upper

Valley quadrangle - - -------- 188

water yield, Little Lost River basin ----- 268

wells and water-level fluctuations, Bingham 

and Power Counties, AberdeenSpringfield area - - --------- 202

Infrared luminescence -------------- 207

Intrusions, alkaline diabase-picrite, from

Scotland, New Zealand, ard Utah, 

chemical data ------------- 279

Ion exchange selectivity, bibliography ------221

Iowa, floods, Linn County, Otter Creek - - - - 195

floods, Little Sioux River basin ------- 196

Rock River basin -------------- 36

water-surface profiles, Raccoon River - - - - 37

Japan, geology, soil, and climate -------- 191

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Kansas, channel degradation, Kansas River - - - 93 

Kashmir, geology of western limb of HazaraKashmir syntaxis - ----------34

Kentucky, engineering geology problems,

Mammoth Cave National Park - - - - 173

hydrology problems, Mammoth Cave

National Park -------------- 72

palynological investigations, Pennsylvanian - -------------- 137

Kooskia National Fish Hatchery, Idaho,

ground-water conditions -------70

Korea, geology, soil, and climate -------- 191

Latin America, geology, soil, and climate - - - - 191

Liberia, geologic reconnaissance -------- 147

Libya, geology and mineral resources ----- , 98

Little Sioux River basin, Iowa, floods ------ 196

Luminescence and reflectance, limestone

rocks - - - - - - ---------- 274

Lunar geology, survey - - ------------ 67

Lunar geophysical data analysis, computer

programs --------------- 187

Maine, geology, Upper St. John and Allagash

River basins - - - - ---------25

Mammoth Cave National Park, Kentucky,

engineering geology problems - - - - - 173

Kentucky, hydrology problems --------- 72

Marine halite and potash deposits, distribution - 113 

Marine phosphorite deposits - ----------41

Mass dispersion'in open-channel flow ------ 192

Massachusetts, geologic map, Barnstable

County, Monomoy Point quadrangle - - 139 

geologic map, Chatham quadrangle - - - - - 171

geology, Windsor quadrangle --------- 170

lowering of Kingsbury Pond, Norfolk ----- 278

materials map, Becket quadrangle ------ 116

East Lee quadrangle ------------ 118

Hampshire and Hampden Counties,

Chester quadrangle ---------- 117

Massachusetts-New York, materials map,

Massachusetts portion of Hancock 

quadrangle - - ------------ 119

Metal particles, number of, relation to

particle size - ------------ 155

Mexico, surface faulting in parts of United

States - - - --------------23

Michigan, hydrology, Saginaw Formation,

electric analog study --------- 276

streams, flow characteristics -------- 135

Minnesota, flood investigations --------- 99

geohydrology, Pearl River basin ------- 144

ground-water resources, Lea County, 

Natchez Trace Parkway headquarters area ------------- 217

Mississippi, salmon event in Tatum

salt dome, complaints related

to water wells ---------- 210, 211

seismic measurements, Tatum Salt

Dome, explosions - ----------24

Mississippi embayment region, palynological 

investigations, upper Cretaceous 

and Tertiary region ---------- 222

Montana, aeromagnetic map, Great FallsBrown Lake area - - - ------- 242

Bouguer gravity anomaly map, Bearpaw

Mountains - - ------------ 177

geologic, geochemical, and geophysical 

studies, Lewis and Clark Range, 

southeastern part ----------- 163

geologic map, Butte South quadrangle - - - - 203

gravity stations, Bearpaw Mountains ----- 178

magnitude and frequency of floods -------22

Morrison Formation, petrologic data,

Colorado Plateau region -------- 33

Murray carbonaceous chondrite, accretion - - - - 88

Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 4, palynological

material -------------- 197, 198

Nevada, aeromagnetic maps - ------- 224-255

geologic map - ---------------- 159

Nye County --------------- 68, 129

Red Bird quicksilver mine -------- 270

wells, springs, and streams, hydrologic

and chemical data - --------- 190

Nevada Test Site, aeromagnetic anomalies

and remanent magnetism ------- 14

hydraulic testing techniques ---------- 18

induced and remanent magnetization ----- 122

wells and test holes, records --------- 218

Nevada Test Site to Enterprise, geologic

section ----------------- 11

New Hampshire, geologic map, Milford

quadrangle - - ------------ 138

New Mexico, flood of May 30-31, 1965,

Carlsbad area -------------46

flood of June "17-18, 1965, Rio Hondo

Valley ----------------- 102

geology and physical properties of rocks of 

Mesita de los Alamos, Los Alamos 

County --------------- 180

ground-water records, Los Alamos area - - - 123 

hydrology and general geology, Santa Fe

County, Pojoaque area -------- 220

photogeologic map, Bernalillo, Sandoval 

and Valencia Counties, Laguna 4 

quadrangle - - ------------ 112

McKinley and Valencia Counties,

Grants 1 quadrangle ---------- 133

McKinley County, Chaco Canyon 3

quadrangle - - ------------ 141

Chaco Canyon 4 quadrangle ------ 140

McKinley, Sandoval, and Valencia

Counties, Laguna 2 quadrangle - - - - 100

Sandoval County, Laguna 1 quadrangle - - 101

Valencia County, Grants 4 quadrangle - - 134

runoff, White Sands Missile Range -------9

surface-water stations ------------ 123

well, Dona Ana Range Camp, Dona Ana

County - ---------------- 84

PM-3, Los Alamos ------------ 181

rehabilitation of, White Sands Missile

Range ------------------ 13

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New York, aquifers, Susquehanna River basin - - 114 

ground-water resources, Essex County,

Crown Point Fish Hatchery ------ 125

time-of-travel studies, Susquehanna River - - 85 

water resources, management of, Long

Island ------------------ 92

New York-Massachusetts, materials map,

Massachusetts portion of Hancock 

quadrangle - - ------------ 119

Noble metals, spectrographic detection limits - - 83 

North America, geology, soil, and climate - - - 191 

North Carolina, geologic map, Yadkin Valley

region - - ---------------90

ground-water resources, KanawhaNew River basin ----------- 124

North Dakota, ground-water availability map,

Cass County - - ----------- 128

ground-water availability map, Eddy and

Foster Counties - - --------- 219

Grand Forks County ------------ 126

Wells County ----------------32

potential-yields map, Little Muddy aquifer - - - 1 

Nuclear explosives, water-resources

applications -------------- 179

Ohio, bedrock contour maps, Lower Great

Miami River Valley - -------- 205

flood, vicinity of Sandusky ----------69

Open-channel flow, dispersion of mass ----- 192

Oregon, geologic map, Grant County, Courtrock quadrangle ------------212

geologic map, Grant County, Long Creek

quadrangle - - ------------213

Grant County, Prairie City quadrangle - - 214 

water supply, Oregon Caves National

Monument --------------- 172

Palynological material, Naval Petroleum

Reserve No. 4--------- - 197, 198

Particle size of metal, relation to number of

particles - - ------------- 155

Pennsylvania, exploratory hole near Riegelsville, preliminary log --------- 89

ground-water conditions, Shenango and

Stoneboro 15-minute quadrangles - - - 127

time-of-travel studies, Susquehanna River - - 85

Peru, photoimage map -------------- 259

western, photomosaic from Gemini

photography - - - - --------- 150

Petroleum potential and geology, Atlantic

Coastal Plain and continental shelf - - 152 

Phosphate, Colombia - - -------------43

exploration, Colombia -------------42

Saudi Arabia - - - ------------ 199

Phosphorite deposits, origin and prospecting

techniques - --------------40

Photoimage map of parts of Peru, Bolivia,

and Chile ---------------259

Pingos, location of, Alaska ------------ 115

Pinnacles National Monument, California,

geohydrology - - ------------2

Probe, borehole, for 3-dimensional stress

changes in rock mass -------- 169

Puerto Rico, geology, Coama area --------94

Radar images, Arizona, San Francisco

volcanic field ------------ 193

Radionuclide transport studies, Colu-nbia River - 108 

Reflectance and luminescence of limestone

rocks - ---------------- 274

Remote sensing data, evaluation for

hydrologic uses ------------ 189

Saudi Arabia diamond drill core, LaHif mine,

log- - - ---------------216

geologic status report, Mahad Adv Dhahab

area ------------------ 215

geophysical activities by U.S. Geological

Survey - ---------------- 81

geophysical investigations, Bahran gossan

and Shaihab mine - ---------- 80

phosphate deposits, Jawf-Sakakah basin - - - 168 

phosphate rock, discovery ---------- 199

pyritic core, assays and analyse?, Wadi

Wassat gossan ---------- 174, 175

Soil at specific points throughout the world - - - 191 

South Carolina, floodflow characteristics,

Crave Creek near Colurrbia ----- 277

South Dakota, ground water for uranium

exploration in southern E lack Hills - - 26 

Spectrographic detection limits of noble metals - - 83 

Stream gaging with tracer elements - ----- 275

Susquehanna River, time-of-travel studies - - - 85 

Tatum Salt Dome, explosions, seismic

measurements ------------- 24

Texas, floods, northern Dallas ---------- 157

saline water, upper Brazos River basin - - - 184 

saline-water resources, near E" Paso - - - - 79

stratigraphy, Kent and Stonewall

Counties, Salt Croton and Croton

Creek Valleys -------------8

uranium-bearing rock, physical

properties, Karnes County ------ 153

water, availability in alluvium, n^ar El Paso - 78 

Thailand, mineral investigations - - ------ 121

Time-of-travel studies, Susquehanna River - - - 85 

Turbulence, open channel flow ---------- 154

United States, surface faulting ----------- 23

USSR, geology, soil, and climate -------- 191

Utah, geologic map, Morgan County,

Morgan quadrangle ---------- 167

geologic map, Morgan and Weber

Counties, Odgen 4 NE quadrangle - - 166 

Wasatch and Summit Counties, Heber

quadrangle ---------------28

Weber County, Causey Dam quadrangle - - 165

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Utah- -Continued

geologic section, Enterprise to Nevada

Test Site ---------------- n

Nimbus Vidicon image, hydrologic

interpretation, Great Salt Lake - - - - 103 

oil shale lands, map ------------- 258

uranium deposits, holes and assay data, 

Grand County, Yellow Cat and 

Squaw Park areas ----------- 158

UV scanner/photomultiplier, comparison with

image orthicon ------------95

Virginia, ground-water resources,

Kanawha-New River basin ------- 124

well records, Northern Neck Peninsula,, - - - 201

Washington, geologic map, Raymond quadrangle- 265

geologic map, South Bend quadrangle ----- 266

Washington- -Continued

ground-Water resources, Island County ----- 5

maps, Columbia River Irrigation Project area- 17 

Pater son Ridge pumped-storage site ----- 283

water uses ------------------- 142

West Pakistan, chromite deposits, Nasi area - - 264 

corrosion and encrustation in tube wells

of Indus Plain -------------45

geology of western limb of HazaraKashmir syntaxis -----------34

West Virginia, ground-water resources,

Kanawha-New River basin ------ 124

Wyoming, ground water for uranium

exploration in southern Black Hills - - - 26 

oil shale lands, map -------------- 258

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