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Geology Publications: Open-File Reports
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OF-148 Geologic Map of the Madison Quadrangle Madison, Rankin, and Hinds Counties, Mississippi
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OF-285 Surface Geology of Jackson County, Mississippi
The purpose of this study and present report is to update the geologic map of Jackson County to reflect the earlier findings of Marble, et al and Stewart, et al and to provide a better understanding of the relationship between the surface geology and shallow sub-surface geology. This work aided the study of ground water resources in Jackson County, and a companion report has been published on this subject Ground Water Resources of Jackson County, Open File Report 286.
OF-286 Ground Water Resources of Jackson County, Mississippi
This report presents the current interpretation of the geology and ground water resources of Jackson county, and it provides detailed information, both recent and historic, on the water levels and water quality for the aquifers presently in use.
OF-294 Geologic Map of the Church Hill Quadrangle Jefferson and Adams Counties, Mississippi
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OF-296 Geologic Map of the Lorman Quadrangle Jefferson and Claiborne Counties, Mississippi
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OF-295 Geologic Map of the Rodney Quadrangle Jefferson and Claiborne Counties, Mississippi
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OF-305 Effects of Geologic Structure on Tertiary Formations of Northwestern Mississippi
The information presented in this report is part of a study of subsurface geology that encompassed all or portions of nineteen counties in northwestern Mississippi. In this study, more than 800 borehole geophysical logs were analyzed for the purposes of subsurface correlation and mapping within the Claiborne, Jackson, and Vicksburg Groups.
OF-306 Figured Specimens in Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality Office of Geology Collections
Figured specimens housed at in the Department of Environmental Quality Office of Geology collections at the 2525 North West Street office are designated by the abbreviation MGS, an abbreviation of the agency’s old name, Mississippi Geological Survey. This publication lists these figured specimens numbered successively as they appear on published plates.
