Orange Sand; Carboniferous; Cretaceous; Tertiary Formations; Quarternary; Principles of rational agriculture; the Northeastern Prairie region; the Flatwoods region; the Yellow Loam region, Southern River Counties; the Central Prairie region; the Longleaf Pine region, the Sea-coast Counties.
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Preliminary Report on the Geology and Agriculture of the State of Mississippi
Introductory parts; Lithological and Paleontological descriptions of formations: I. The Carboniferous formation. II. The Cretaceous formation. III. Lithological and Paleontological description of the Tertiary formations. IV. Quaternary formations.
Report on the Agriculture and Geology of Mississippi
Historical outline; land titles; agriculture; geology; fauna; flora
OF-1 An Investigation of Potential Geothermal Energy Sources in Mississippi
This report investigates the geotemperature regime of 40 counties of south and south-central Mississippi. Included in the report are 18 isothermal contour maps showing the subsea depths to the following temperatures: 158EF (70EC), 212EF (100EC), 248EF (120EC), 302EF (150EC), 356EF (180EC), 401EF (205EC).
DOE Cont. No. EG-77-S-05-5361
Northeast-Southwest Stratigraphic Cross Section of the Jurassic Sediments, Choctaw County, Alabama to Clarke County, Mississippi
In color and illustrating structural features and stratigraphy; 29 x 56 inches;
Southeast-Northwest Stratigraphic Cross Section of the Jurassic Sediments, Clarke County to Scott County, Mississippi
In color and illustrating structural features and stratigraphy; 2.5 x 5 feet;
Northeast-Southwest Stratigraphic Cross Section of the Jurassic Sediments, Newton County to Jasper County, Mississippi
In color and illustrating structural features and stratigraphy; 37 x 56 inches;
East-West Cross Section, Tishomingo County to Tunica County, Mississippi
In color and illustrating structural features and stratigraphy; 2 x 6 feet;
Cross Section from Mississippi-Tennessee State Line to Horn Island in the Gulf of Mexico
In color and illustrating structural features and stratigraphy; 2 x 8.5 feet;
