Hydrologic Atlases

These atlases are located in two seperate areas:

• Atlases in oversize folios are in the alcove Map Case.

  • HA 1,2, 6-10, 12-13, 15-25, 39
  • HA-1 Hydrology of the San Bernardino and Eastern San Gabriel Mountains California
  • HA-2 Areas of principal ground-water Investigations in the Arkansas, White, and Red River Basins
  • HA-6 Reconnaissance of the geology and ground-water resouces of Southern Sioux County, Nebraska
  • HA-7 Average annual runoff and precipitation in the New England-New York Area
  • HA-8 Availability of ground water for domestic use in Jefferson County, Kentucky
  • HA-9 Ground-water resources of parts of Weld, Logan, and Morgan Counties, Colorado
  • HA-10 Summary of ocurrence of ground water in Kentucky
  • HA-12 Ground-water reconnaissance of the North Loup Division of the Lower Platte River Basin, Nebraska
  • HA-13 Reconnaissance of Ground-water resources of the Jackson Purchase Region, Kentucky
  • HA-15 Geologic map (sheet 1), Availability of ground water (sheet 2) and Generalized columnar section and water-bearing character of the rocks (sheet 3) in Boone, Campbell, Grant, Kenton, and Pendleton Counties, Kentucky (County Group 15)
  • HA-16 Geologic map (sheet 1), Availibility of ground water (sheet 2) and Generalized Columnar section and water-bearing character of the rocks (sheet 3) in Bradken, Harrison, Mason, Nicholas, and Robertson Counties, Kentucky (County Group 16)
  • HA-17 Geologic map (sheet 1), Availibility of ground water (sheet 2) and Generalized Columnar section and water-bearing character of the rocks (sheet 3) in Lewis and Rowan Counties, Kentucky (County Group 17)
  • HA-18 Geologic map (sheet 1), Availibility of ground water (sheet 2) and Generalized Columnar section and water-bearing character of the rocks (sheet 3) in Bath, Fleming, and Mongomery Counties, Kentucky (County Group 18)
  • HA-19 Geologic map (sheet 1), Availibility of ground water (sheet 2) and Generalized Columnar section and water-bearing character of the rocks (sheet 3) in Clark, Estill, Madison, and Powell Counties, Kentucky (County Group 19)
  • HA-20 Geologic map (sheet 1), Availibility of ground water (sheet 2) and Generalized Columnar section and water-bearing character of the rocks (sheet 3) in Boyle, Garrard, Lincoln, and Mercer Counties, Kentucky (County Group 20)
  • HA-21 Geologic map (sheet 1), Availibility of ground water (sheet 2) and Generalized Columnar section and water-bearing character of the rocks (sheet 3) in Marion, Nelson, and Washington Counties, Kentucky (County Group 21)
  • HA-22 Geologic map (sheet 1), Availibility of ground water (sheet 2) and Generalized Columnar section and water-bearing character of the rocks (sheet 3) in Bullitt, Jefferson, and Oldham Counties, Kentucky (County Group 22)
  • HA-23 Geologic map (sheet 1), Availibility of ground water (sheet 2) and Generalized Columnar section and water-bearing character of the rocks (sheet 3) in Carroll, Gallatin, Henry, Owen, and Timble Counties, Kentucky (County Group 23)
  • HA-24 Geologic map (sheet 1), Availibility of ground water (sheet 2) and Generalized Columnar section and water-bearing character of the rocks (sheet 3) in Anderson, Franklin, Shelby, Spencer, and Woodford Counties, Kentucky (County Group 24)
  • HA-25 Geologic map (sheet 1), and Generalized Columnar section and water-bearing character of the rocks (sheet 3) in Bourbon, Fayette, Jessamine, and Scott Counties, Kentucky (County Group 25)
  • HA-39 Floods near Chicago Heights, Illinois
• Atlases in folded envelopes (HA-14 - 746-D) are in the stacks range by the windows, with other folded maps from the USGS . This set is nearly complete.

Missouri Basin Studies

Unfolded sheets by number: 1-7, 9-18, 20

• No. 1 Mineral resources of the Missouri Valley region. Part 2 Nonmetallic Mineral Resources
• No. 1 Mineral resources of the Missouri Valley region. Part 3 Fuel Resources
• No. 2 Preliminary map showing sand and gravel deposits of Colorado
• No. 3 Preliminary map showing sand and gravel deposits of North Dakota
• No. 4 Preliminary map showing sand and gravel deposits of South Dakota
• No. 5 Preliminary map showing sand and gravel deposits of Wyoming
• No. 6 Preliminary map showing sand and gravel deposits of Montana
  2 sheets
• No. 7 Preliminary map showing sand and gravel deposits of Nebraska
• No. 9 Map showing construction materials and nonmetallic mineral resources of Wyoming
• No. 10 Map showing construction materials and nonmetallic mineral resources of Colorado
• No. 11 Map showing construction materials and nonmetallic mineral resources of Montant 2 sheets
• No. 12 Map showing construction materials and nonmetallic mineral resources of Colorado
• No. 13 Metallic mineral deposits of South Dakota
• No. 14 Map showing construction materials and nonmetallic mineral resources of North Dakota
• No. 15 Map showing contruction materials and nonmetallic mineral resources of Nebraska
• No. 16 Map showing metallic mineral deposits of Montana
• No. 17 Map showing metallic mineral deposits of Wyoming
• No. 18 Map showing metallic mineral deposits of Missouri
• No. 20 Reconnaissance map showing locations of possible sources of riprap in Western North Dakota and in Northweatern South Dakota

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