Virtual Landscapes of Texas

University of Texas at Austin. Bureau of Economic Geology

Report of investigations (University of Texas at Austin. Bureau of Economic Geology) Volume no. 88

1977

Barnes, Virgil E. (Virgil Everett), 1903-1998

Bell, William Charles, 1911-

Geology -- Texas, Central
Geology, Stratigraphic -- Cambrian
Geology, Stratigraphic -- Ordovician
Geology, Stratigraphic -- Paleozoic

Part of illustrative matter in pocket. Plates 1-9. Plate 1 : Index map of Central Texas showing location of areas where the formations of the Moore Hollow Group have been mapped. Plate 2 : Correlation of the Moore Hollow Group in Central Texas. Plate 3 : Correlation section A-A'—Superior No. 1 McDowell, Runnels County to Roland Blumberg No. 1 Wagner, Blanco County, Texas. Plate 4 : Correlation section B-B'—Fish No. 1 Postell, Kinney County to Garland-Anthony No. 1 Hammons, Parker County, Texas. Plate 5 : Correlation sections, C-C'—Bilsky No. 1 Mitchum, Eastland County, to Phillips No. 1 Towson, Hamilton County ; D-D'—General Crude No. 1 Anderson, Bandera County to Murchison ranch well, Burnet County, Texas. Plate 6 : Distribution of heavy minerals and insoluble residues in Moore Hollow Group of Central Texas. Plate 7 : Geologic maps—25 areas where Moore Hollow Group rocks have been mapped in Central Texas. Plate 8 : Geologic maps—five areas in the western part of the Llano region, Central Texas, where Moore Hollow Group rocks have been mapped. Plate 9 : Geologic maps—two areas in the eastern part of the Llano region, Central Texas, where Moore Hollow Group rocks have been mapped. Report of Investigations no. 88 is part I of a three-part report. Parts II and III are on open file at the Bureau of Economic Geology

v. : ill., maps ; 28 cm.

Central Texas

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