ABOVE: An OGS vehicle sits on the roadside as the mapping team gets an early start to their day.
NEW WEB SITE LAUNCHED
The Oklahoma Geological Survey is pleased to launch our newly redesigned Web site. We have tried to arrange our information in a more logical way and give you options and links that will make it easier to locate the pages you want. We hope you find our site easier to use and visually pleasing.
The OGS was one of the very first three state Surveys to have a Web site, and we are excited about the possibilities that lie ahead to provide you with more information about Oklahoma geology.
The main pages linked to the tabs above will take you to links and explanations about specific material in that subject area. Sometimes these pages also will link you to other sections that contain related information.
We think these changes will make the site more user friendly and efficient in anticipation of new material we will add during the coming year. We plan to add many more publications and maps for you to download, and have other projects we think you will enjoy in the works.
We hope you like the new look, and of course ask that you contact us with any suggestions and comments that you have.
- new! ouachita front range/arkoma basin field trip guide
175-page field trip guide to download at no charge! open-file report 1-2009
- publication and map sales
ogs and usgs maps, ogs publications
- information for teachers
descriptions of ogs programs, material for classroom use
- oil and gas information
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data, maps, articles
- coal, coalbed methane information
data, maps and illustrations, articles and presentations
- oklahoma earthquakes
news and link to report earthquake,
- basic oklahoma maps
simplified maps, including counties and township and range, for school or interest group use.
- boundaries of oklahoma
history, maps, marker locations
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