Special Publication 85-3 ISSN 0275-0929 
List of Publications 
of the 
1902-1984 
Oklahoma Geological Survey 
and 
Compiled by 
Elizabeth A. Ham 
Claren M. Kidd 
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Oklahoma Geological Survey Charles J. Mankin, Director The University of Oklahoma 
Norman, Oklahoma 1985 
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Special Publication Series 
The Oklahoma Geological Survey's Special Publication series is designed to 
bring new geologic information to the public in a manner efficient in both time 
Each publication is numbered according to the year in which it was published 
and cost. The material undergoes a minimum of editing and is published for the 
most part as a final, author-prepared report. 
and the order of its publication within that year. Gaps in the series occur when 
in that year. 
a publication has gone outor print or when no applicable publicattons were issued 
This publication, printed by the Oklahoma Geological Survey, is issued by the Oklahoma Geological Survey as authorized by Title 70, Oklahoma Statutes, 1981, Section 3310, and Title 74, Oklahoma Statutes, 1981, Sections 231-238. 800 copies have been prepared for distribution at a cost of $1,959 to the taxpayers of the State of Oklahoma. 

PREFACE 
This list includes only publications prepared and published by the Oklahoma Geological Survey; its predecessor, the Oklahoma Territory Department of Geology and Natural History; and the 1923-24 interim Bureau of Geology. Some reports and maps issued by other organizations are also available through the Oklahoma Geological Survey. Information on in-print items offered, including prices, is published annually in the List of Available Publications, which can be obtained free on request to the Oklahoma Geological Survey, The University of Oklahoma, 830 Van Vleet Oval, Norman, Oklahoma 73019 (phone 405/325-3031). 
Entries marked herein with an asterisk (*) are currently out of print. Copies of most of these reports are stored at the Oklahoma Geological Survey, and most are included also in the collection at the Geology and Geophysics Library at The University of Oklahoma. Those reposited at The University of Oklahoma can be obtained on interlibrary loan upon request from your librarian to Bizzell Memorial Library, The University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma 73019. A collection is shelved also by the Oklahoma Department of Libraries, Allen Wright Memorial Library, 200 Northeast 18th Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105. The larger geological libraries at universities and geological surveys throughout the country contain publications of the Oklahoma Geological Survey. Also, the Survey will provide single photocopies, at cost,of out-of-print publications. 
Elizabeth A. Ham Claren M. K idd 

KEY TO PREFIXES 
Begins on Page 
B 	= Bulletin 	2 
B(BG) 	= Bulletin of Bureau of Geology. • • • • • • • • • 	14 
BR(TS) 	= Biennial Report of Territorial Survey. • • • • • • • • • • • • • 	1 
C 	= Circular 	. . . . . . . . . . . 		15 
C(BG) 	= Circular of Bureau of Geology 		• • • • 		14 
CR 	= Coal Report • • • • • • • • 				44 
CC 	= Core Catalog. • • • • • • • 				43 
CSC 	= Control Survey Circular. • 				21 
DBR 	= Director's Biennial Report 				25 
EP 	= Educational Publication. 	• • • • 			30 
ESM 	= Educational Series Map. • 	• • • • 			33 
GB 	= Guidebook Series. • • • • • 			. • • • • • • • 	26 
GM 	= Geologic Map Series. • • • 		• • • • • • • • • • 	33 
GSA-GB 	= Geological Society of America Guidebook. 	28 
HA 	= Hydrologic Atlas •••••••• ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 37 
HGS-GB 	= Highway Geology Symposium Guidebook. • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 29 
HGS-P 	= Highway Geology Symposium Proceedings. • • • • • • • • • • • •• 46 
IFTG 	= Industrial Field Trip Guidebook. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 29 
IG M 	= Index to Geologic Mapping • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 36 
IGM suppl, = Supplement to Index to Geologic Mapping • • • • • • • • • • • •• 36 
MM 	= Miscellaneous Map •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 31 
MP 	= Miscellaneous Publication. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 41 
MPD 	= Mineral Producers Directory • • • • • • • • • • • • 	• • •• 45 
MR 	= Mineral Report. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 	22 
OAS-A 	= Oklahoma Academy of Science Annals. • • 	47 
OGN 	= Oklahoma Geology Notes and The Hopper 	48 
SCR 	= Semi-Centennial Report • • • • • • • • • 	25 
SP 	= Special Publication . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 	38 
INDEXES 
Index to Authors ••• Index to Counties •• Index to Commodities 
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PUBLICATIONS OF THE TERRITORIAL SURVEY (1900-1908) DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY AND NATURAL HISTORY, TERRITORY OF OKLAHOMA 
The manuscript of the first biennial report of the pre-Statehood Oklahoma Territory Department of Geology and Natural History Survey was destroyed in a fire, and only an advance bulletin to the report was issued. 
Provision for the establishment of a "State Geological and Economic Survey" was incorporated into the State Constitution, which was formulated in November 1907, and the Oklahoma Geological Survey as such came into being the following summer. 
*First Biennial Report, Advance Bulletin. Invertebrate paleontology of the Red Beds, by J. W. Beede. 1902. 11 pages, 1 plate. 
*Second Biennial Report, 1901-1902, by A. H. Van Vleet, with sections on: General geology of Oklahoma, by Chas. N. Gould; On some vertebrate fossils from the Permian beds of Oklahoma, by E. C. Case; Oklahoma gypsum, by Chas. N. Gould; Plants of Oklahoma, by A. H. Van Vleet; Birds of Oklahoma, by A. H. Van Vleet; and Snakes of Oklahoma, by A. H. Van Vleet. 1902. 173 pages. 
*Third Biennial Report, 1903-1904. Contains papers on: A preliminary report on the contact of the Permian and Pennsylvanian in Oklahoma, by Charles Townsend Kirk; Geology of the Wichita Mountains of Oklahoma, by Charles Newton Gould; and Present status of the mining industry in the Wichita Mountains, by E. G. Woodruff. 1904. 24 pages. 
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BULLETINS 
.Bulletin 1. Preliminary report on the mineral resources of Oklahoma, by C. N. Gould, L. L. Hutchison, and G. Nelson. 1908. 88 pages, 11 figures. 
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·Bulletin 2. Preliminary report on the rock asphalt, asphaltite, petroleum and natural gas in Oklahoma, by L. L. Hutchison. 1911. 256 pages, 30 figures, 13 plates • 
• Bulletin 3. A report on the geological and mineral resources 01' the Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma, by C. A. Reeds. 1910. 69 pages, 10 figures, 24 plates • 
• Bulletin 4. Coal in Oklahoma, by C. W. Shannon and others. Revised by 
C. L. Cooper. 1926. 110 pages, 12 figures, 23 plates, 7 tables • 
• Bulletin 5. Preliminary report on the structural materials 01' Oklahoma, by C. N. Gould. 1911. 182 pages, 10 figures, 1 plate. 
·Bulletin 6. Part 1. Director's biennial report to the Governor 01' Oklahoma. Part 2. 
Brtef chapters on Oklahoma's mineral resources, by C. N. Gould. 1910. 96 pages. 
·Bulletin 7. Preliminary report on the clays and clay industries 01' Oklahoma, by L. C. Snider. 1911. 270 pages, 53 figures, 12 plates • 
• Bulletin 8. Preliminary report on the road materials and road conditions 01' Oklahoma, by L. C. Snider. 1911. 191 pages, 44 figures, 3 plates • 
• Bulletin 9. Preliminary report on the lead and zinc in Oklahoma, by L. C. Snider. 1912. 97 pages, 16 figures. 
·Bulletin 10. The glass sands 01' Oklahoma, by Frank Buttram. 1913. 91 pages, 3 figures, 8 plates • 
• Bulletin 11. The gypsum and salt 01' Oklahoma, by L. C. Snider. 1913. 214 pages, 67 figures. 
·Bulletin 12. Preliminary report on the geology 01' the Arbuckle and Wichita Mountains, by Joseph A. Taff. 1927. 95 pages, 1 figure, 8 plates . 
• Bulletin 13. Volcanic dust in Oklahoma, by Frank Buttram. 1914. 49 pages, 1 figure, 8 plates. 
·Bulletin 14. Chemical analyses of Oklahoma mineral raw materials, by A. C. Shead, G. Y. Williams, and C. N. Gould. 1929. 138 pages. (Originally issued as University of Oklahoma Bulletin, New Series 423, Studies No. 32, December 1928). 
·Bulletin 15. Part 1. Director's biennial report to the Governor of Oklahoma. 
Part 2. Mineral production of Oklahoma from 1901 to 1911, by D. W. Ohern. 1912. 47 pages, 2 figures. 
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*Bulletin 16. The Ponca City oil and gas field, Oklahoma, by D. W. Ohern and Robert E. Garrett. 1912. 30 pages, 1 figure, 2 plates. 
*Bulletin 17. Geology of east central Oklahoma, by L. C. Snider. 1914. 25 pages, 1 figure, 2 plates. 
*Bulletin 18. The Cushing oil and gas field, Oklahoma, by Frank Buttram. 1914. 105 pages, 1 figure, 12 plates. 
*Bulletin 19. Petroleum and natural gas in Oklahoma. Part 1. General information concerning oil and gas, by C. W. Shannon and L. E. Trout. 1915. 133 pages, 4 figures, 7 plates. Part 2. A discussion of the oil and gas fields, and undeveloped areas of the state, by counties, by C. W. Shannon and others. 1917. 536 pages, 24 figures, 41 plates. 
*Bulletin 20. Granites of Oklahoma, by C. H. Taylor. 1915. 108 pages, 3 figures, 20 plates. 
*Bulletin 21. The Neva limestone in northern Oklahoma, with remarks upon the correlation of the vertebrate fossil beds of the state, by J. W. Beede. 1914. 37 pages, 3 figures, 8 plates. 
*Bulletin 22. Part 1. Director's biennial report to the Governor of Oklahoma. 
Part 2. Mineral resources of Oklahoma and statistics of production from 1901 to 1914, by C. W. Shannon. 1914. 142 pages, 8 figures, 4 plates. 
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*Bulletin 23. The geology and economic value of the Wapanucka limestone of Oklahoma, by B. F. Wallis. 1915. 102 pages, 6 figures, 10 plates. 
*Bulletin 24. Part 1. Geology of a portion of northeastern Oklahoma. Part 2. 
Paleontology of the Chester group in Oklahoma, by L. C. Snider. 1915. 130 pages, 3 figures, 7 plates. 
*Bulletin 25. Bibliography of Oklahoma geology with subject index, by L. E. Trout and G. H. Myers. 1915. 105 pages. 
*Bulletin 26. Lime resources and industry of Oklahoma, by John Cullen. 1917. 70 pages, 7 plates. 
*Bulletin 27. Geography of Oklahoma, by L. C. Snider. 1917. 325 pages, 9 figures, 40 plates. 
*Bulletin 28. Tripoli deposits in Oklahoma, by E. S. Perry. 1917. 32 pages, 1 figure, 11 plates. 
*Bulletin 29. Travertine deposits of the Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma, with reference to the plant agencies concerned in their formation, by W. H. Emig. 1917. 76 pages, 5 figures, 15 plates. 
*Bulletin 30. Geology of the Redbeds of Oklahoma, by Fritz Aurin. 1917. 66 pages, 4 figures, 8 plates. 
*Bulletin 31. Criteria for the recognition of heavy minerals occurring in the MidContinent field, by Fanny Carter Edson. 1925. 32 pages, 4 plates. 

*Bulletin 32. Geology of the southern Ouachita Mountains of Oklahoma, parts I and II, by C. W. Honess, 1923. 355 pages, 9 figures, 120 plates. 
*Bulletin 33. Geology of Love County, Oklahoma, by Fred M. Bullard. 1925. 77 pages, 1 figure, 30 plates. 
*Bulletin 34. Index of Cimarron County, Oklahoma, by E. P. Rothrock, with a section on Dakota plants from Cimarron County, Oklahoma, by A. C. Noe. 1925. 110 pages, 3 figures, 24 plates. 
*Bulletin 35. Index to the stratigraphy of Oklahoma, by Chas. N. Gould, with lists of characteristic fossils, by Chas. E. Decker. 1925. 115 pages, 1 chart. 
*Bulletin 36. Petroleum engineering in the Papoose oil field, by John R. Bunn, with a chapter on Geology of the Papoose oil field, by Louis Roark. 1926. 61 pages, 6 figures, 5 plates. 
*Vol. I. 1928. 276 pages exclusive of index, 15 figures, 7 plates, 4 maps. 
Includes 7 papers: 40-B, 40-0, 40-G, 40-J, 40-P, 40-AA, and .40-Q. 
*Vol. II. 1930. 501 pages, 70 figures, 11 plates, 41 maps. Includes 17 papers: 40-A, 40-E, 40-H, 40-1, 40-K, 40-M, 40-N, 40-0, 40-00, 40-GG, 40-Z, 40-HH, 40-MM, 40-PP, 40-UU, 40-SS, and 40-WW. 
*Bulletin 37. Geology of Texas County, Oklahoma, by Chas. N. Gould and John T. 
Lonsdale, with a chapter on Agriculture, by H. H. Finnell, and a chapter on History of the County, by M. L. Wardell. 1926. 62 pages, 6 figures, geologic map, 10 plates. 
*Bulletin 38. Geology of Beaver County, Oklahoma, by Chas, N. Gould and John T. 
Lonsdale, with sections on Fossil leaves, by E. W. Berry; Agriculture, by Ernest Slocum; and History, by F. C. Tracy. 1926. 71 pages, 2 figures, 16 plates. 
*Bulletin 39. Geology of Marshall County, Oklahoma, by Fred M. Bullard. 1926. 101 pages, 5 figures, 31 plates. 
Bulletin 40. Oil and gas in Oklahoma. Issued as three volumes; titles of sections are gi ven below. 
*Vol. III. 1930. 663 pages, 136 figures, 2 plates, 50 maps. Includes 26 papers: 40-C, 40-F, 40-L, 40-R, 40-S, 40-T, 40-U, 40-V, 40-W, 40-X, 40-Y, 40-BB, 40-CC, 40-EE, 40-FF, 40-11, 40-JJ, 40-KK, 40-LL, 40-NN, 40-00, 40-QQ, 40-RR, 40-TT, 40-VV, and 40-XX. 
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The papers of these volumes were also issued as the following separates: 
*40-A-Woods, Alfalfa, Harper, Major, Woodward, and Ellis Counties, by R. L. Clifton. 1926. 24 pages, 5 plates. 
*40-B-Subsurface distribution and correlation of the pre-Chattanooga ("Wilcox" sand) series of northeastern Oklahoma, by Luther H. White. 1926. 23 pages, 2 plates. *40-C-Oil and gas in Creek County, Oklahoma, by John W. Merritt and 
O. G. McDonald. 1926. 47 pages, 8 figures, 6 plates. 
*40-D-Subsurface stratigraphy of western Oklahoma, by Frank C. Greene. 1926. 14 pages, 2 plates. 

*40-E-The geology of the oil and gas fields of Stephens County, Oklahoma, by Frank Gouin. 1926. 52 pages, 1 figure, 6 plates. 
*40-F-Geology of Okmulgee County, Oklahoma, by Robt. W. Clark. 1926. 52 pages, 6 figures, 1 plate. 
*40-G-Petroleumgeology in Oklahoma, by Sidney Powers. 1926. 24 pages. *40-H-Geology of Kay, Grant, Garfield, and Noble Counties, by G. C. Clark and C. L. Cooper. 1927. 44 pages, 1 figure, 6 plates. 
*40-I-Geology of Caddo and Grady Counties, by Clyde M. Becker. 1927. 18 pages, 4 figures, 3 plates. 
*40-J-Pennsylvanian paleogeography, by Robt. H. Dott. 1927. 22 pages, 11 figures. *40-K-Geology of Garvin County, Oklahoma, by Robt. H. Dott; and The Robberson Field, by Robert Roth. 1927. 52 pages, 7 figures, 8 plates. 
*40-L-Geology of Wagoner County, Oklahoma, by J. Phillip Boyle. 1927. 18 pages, 6 figures, 2 plates. 
*40-M-Geology of Beckham County, by Frank Gouin. 1927. 17 pages, 2 figures, 2 plates. 
*40-N-Geology of Cleveland and McClain Counties, by G. E. Anderson. 1927. 18 pages, 1 figure, 2 plates. 
*40-0-Geology of Kingfisher and Canadian Counties, by W. C. Kite. 1927. 13 pages, 2 figures, 1 plate. 
*40-P-Structural trends in southern Oklahoma, by LaVerne Decker. 1927. 13 pages, 1 plate. 
*40-Q-Digest of Oklahoma oil and gas fields, compiled by Bess Mills-Bullard. 1928. 188 pages, 1 plate. 
*40-R-Atoka, Pushmataha, McCurtain, Bryan, and Choctaw Counties, by C. W. Honess. 1927. 32 pages, 3 figures. 
*40-S-Geology of Pontotoc County, by R. A. Conkling. 1927. 27 pages, 5 figures, 1 plate. 
*40-T-Geology of Osage County, by H. T. Beckwith. 1927. 62 pages, 17 figures, 4 plates. 
*40-U-Geology of Rogers County, by E. G. Woodruff and C. L. Cooper. 1928. 24 pages, 3 figures, 2 plates. 
*40-V-Geology of Washington County, by Everett Carpenter. 1927. 20 pages, 
5 figures, 4 plates. 
*40-W -McIntosh County, by Robert w. Clark. 1927. 14 pages, 1 figure, 4 plates. *40-X-Payne County, by A. H. Koschman. 1927. 13 pages, 4 figures, 1 plate. *40-Y-Harmon, Tillman, Jackson, and Greer Counties, by R. L. Clifton. 1927. 
24 pages, 1 figure, 1 plate. 
*40-Z-Carter County, by C. W. Tomlinson. 1928. 71 pages, 14 figures, 2 tables, 11 well logs. 
*40-AA-Oklahoma petroleum-An industrial survey, by Chas. E. Bowles. 1928. 25 pages, 4 figures, 6 plates, 4 tables. 
*40-BB-Geology of Seminole County, by A. I. Levorsen. 1928. 70 pages, 15 figures. *40-CC-Geology of Pawnee County, by Frank C. Greene. 1928. 28 pages, 8 figures, 3 plates. 
*40-DD-Geology of Comanche County, by Frank Gouin. 1928. 25 pages, 1 figure, 2 plates. 
*40-EE-Geology of Nowata and Craig Counties, by Edward Bloeseh, 1928. 30 pages, 2 figures, 1 plate. 
*40-FF-Geology of Muskogee County, by Hale B. Soyster and Thos. B. Taylor. 1928. 28 pages, 3 figures, 4 plates. 
*40-GG-Geology of Logan County, by Hubert E. Bale. 1928. 18 pages, 2 figures, 2 plates. 
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*40-HH-Kiowa and Washita Counties, by Roger W. Sawyer. 1929. 15 pages, 1 figure, 2 plates. 
* 40-II-Hask ell, Latimer, Le Flore, and Sequoyah Counties, by J. A. Stone and C. L. Cooper. 1929. 24 pages, 2 figures, 2 plates. 
*40-JJ-Coal and Pittsburg Counties, by W. W. Clawson, Jr. 1928. 16 pages, 2 figures, 2 plates. 
*40-KK-Okfuskee County, by J. Phillip Boyle. 1929. 24 pages, 5 figures, 3 plates. *40-LL-Johnston and Murray Counties, by F. A. Melton. 1930. 24 pages, 1 figure. 40-MM-Cotton County, by W. F. Cloud. 1930. 21 pages, 2 figures, 1 plate. *40-NN-Mayes, Ottawa, and Delaware Counties, by H. A. Ireland. 1930. 37 pages, 2 figures, 1 plate. 
*40-00-Love and Marshall Counties, by Fred M. Bullard and John S. Redfield. 1930. 30 pages, 5 figures, 1 plate. 
*40-PP-Jefferson County, by John R. Bunn. 1930. 45 pages, 5 figures, 2 plates. *40-QQ-Cherokee and Adair Counties, by Ira H. Cram. 1930. 60 pages, 4 figures, 
3 plates. 
*40-RR-Tulsa County, by W. F. Cloud. 1930. 29 pages, 4 figures, 3 plates. *40-SS-0klahoma County, by A. Travis. 1930. 32 pages, 7 figures, 3 plates. *40-TT-Pottawatomie County, by T. E. Weirich. 1930. 15 pages, 6 figures. *40-UU-Blaine, Dewey, Custer, and Roger Mills Counties, by Ray L. Six. 1930. 
53 pages, 6 figures, 3 plates. 
*40-VV-Lincoln County, by Dollie Radler. 1930. 16 pages, 7 figures, 1 plate. *40-WW-Beaver, Texas, and Cimarron Counties, by Ray L. Six. 1930. 35 pages, 4 figures, 5 plates. 
*40-XX-Hughes County, by J. Phillip Boyle. 1930. 19 pages, 5 figures, 1 plate. 
*Bulletin 41. The upper Paleozoic rocks of Oklahoma, by Chas. N. Gould and Roy A. Wilson. 1927. 66 pages, 30 figures, 1 plate. With paleogeographic maps. 
*Bulletin 42. Mineral resources in Oklahoma, by John S. Redfield. 1927. 130 pages, 8 figures, 34 plates. 
*Bulletin 43. Oil sands and production relations, by H. C. George and W. F. Cloud. 1927. 142 pages, 19 figures. 
*Bulletin 44. Age relations of the Carboniferous rocks of the Ouachita Mountains of Oklahoma and Arkansas, by H. D. Miser and C. W. Honess. 1927. 28 pages, 2 figures. 
Bulletin 45. Fossiliferous boulders in the Ouachita "Caney" shale, and the age of the shale containing them, by E. O. Ulrich. 1927. 48 pages, 3 figures, 6 plates. 
*Bulletin 46. The Pennsylvanian system in the Ardmore basin, by C. W. Tomlinson. 1929. 79 pages, 3 figures, 20 plates. 
*Bulletin 47. Lower Cretaceous of western Oklahoma, by Fred M. Bullard. 1928. 116 pages, 7 figures, 11 plates. 
*Bulletin 48. Sedimentation in the Anadarko Basin, by A. J. Freie. 1930. 80 pages, 13 figures, 1 plate. 
*Bulletin 49. Dolomites of western Oklahoma, by G. G. Suffe!. 1930. 155 pages, 12 figures, 17 plates. 
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*Bulletin 50. Structure of the Ouachita Mountains of Oklahoma and Arkansas, by Hugh D. Miser. 1929. 30 pages, 7 figures, 3 plates. 
*Bulletin 51. A chemical study of Oklahoma coals, by Joe E. Moose and V. C. Searle. 1929. 112 pages, 1 figure, 7 plates. 
*Bulletin 52. Geology and petrology of the Wichita Mountains, by MalvinG~ Hoffman. 1930. 82 pages, 4 figures, 22 plates. 
*Bulletin 53. Micropaleontology of the Wetumka, Wewoka, and Holdenville formations, by A. S. Warthin, Jr. 1930. 94 pages, 1 figure, 8 plates. 
*Bulletin 54. The stabilization of the petroleum industry, by Leonard M. Logan. 1930. 248 pages, 11 tables, plus 4 tables in appendix. 
*Bulletin 55. The stratigraphy and physical characteristics of the Simpson Group, by C. E. Decker and C. A. Merritt, with a section on Descriptions and illustrations of ostracodes and conodonts, by R. W. Harris. 1931. 112 pages, 2 figures, 15 plates, geologic map. 
*Bulletin 56. The Miami-Picher zinc-lead district, Oklahoma, by Samuel Weidman. 1932. 177 pages, 12 figures, 11 plates. 
*Bulletin 57. Geology of the Muskogee-Porum district, Oklahoma, by C. W. Wilson, Jr., with a chapter on Carboniferous stratigraphy, by N. D. Newell. 1937. 184 pages, 5 figures, 7 plates (including two-color geologic map), 10 tables. 
Bulletin 58. Traverse and leveling in Oklahoma: Part I-southwestern Oklahoma, compiled by N. E. Wolfard. 1938. 157 pages, 4 plates, 1 map, 2 tables. 
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*Bulletin 59. Geology and ground water resources of Texas County, Oklahoma, by Stuart L. Schoff. .1939. 248 pages, 13 figures, 5 plates, 12 tables. 
*Bulletin 60. Rock wool possibilities in Oklahoma, by F. C. Wood. 1939. 125 pages, 19 figures, 6 tables. 
*Bulletin 61. Traverse and leveling in Oklahoma. Part II-northwestern Oklahoma, compiled by N. E. Wolfard. 1940. 287 pages, 4 plates, 1 map. 
*Bulletin 62. Geology and mineral resources of Washington County, Oklahoma, by M. C. Oakes. 1940. 208 pages, 19 figures, 3 plates (including geologic map), 
	18 tables. 	. 
*Bulletin 63. A bibliography of Oklahoma oil and gas pools, compiled by Alan G. Skelton and Martha B. Skelton. 1942. 230 pages. 
*Bulletin 64. Geology and ground water resources of Cimarron County, Oklahoma, by S. L. Schoff, with a section on Mesozoic stratigraphy, by J. W. Stovall. 1943. 317 pages, 27 figures, 23 plates (Including 2 geologic maps), 24 tables. 
*Bulletin 65. Geology and glass sand resources, central Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma, by W. E. Ham. 1945. 103 pages, 4 figures, 10 plates, 13 tables. 

*Bulletin 66. The Morrow series of northeastern Oklahoma, by Carl A. Moore. 1947. 151 pages, 8 figures, 15 plates, 2 tables. 
*Bulletin 67. Geology and mineral resources of Haskell County, Oklahoma. by 
M. C. Oakes and M. M. Knechtel. November 1948. 134 pages, 8 figures, 6 plates (including geologic map), 5 tables. 
*Bulletin 68. Geology and coal and natural gas resources of northern Le Flore County, Oklahoma, by M. M. Knechtel. November 1949. 76 pages, 1 figure. 7 plates (including geologic map). 3 tables. 
*Bulletin 69. Geology and mineral resources of Tulsa County, Oklahoma. by Malcolm C. Oakes, with sections on Oil and gas. by Glen S. Dille, and Water resources. by John H. Warren. 1952. 234 pages, 12 figures, 4 plates (including geologic map), 15 tables. 
Bulletin 70. Geology and mineral resources of Hughes County. Oklahoma, by 
o. D. Weaver. Jr. February 22. 1955. 150 pages. 13 figures. 4 plates (including geologic map). 6 tables. 
Bulletin 71. Geology and mineral resources of Okfuskee County, Oklahoma, by R. E. Ries. March 1, 1955. 120 pages. 25 figures, 2 plates (including geologic map), 3 tables. 
Bulletin 72. Geology and ground-water resources of Ottawa County, Oklahoma, by E. W. Reed. S. L. Schoff, and C. C. Branson. February 9. 1955. 203 pages, 14 figures. 1 plate (geologic map), 14 tables. 
Bulletin 75. Ostracoda of the Simpson group. by R. W. Harris. June 1, 1957. 333 pages, 19 figures, 10 plates, 5 range charts. 
Bulletin 73. Geology and ground water resources of Grady and northern Stephens Counties, Oklahoma, by L. V. Davis. July 8, 1955. 184 pages, 14 figures, 2 plates (including geologic map), 15 tables. 
Bulletin 74. Geology of Semimole County. Oklahoma, by W. F. Tanner. February 1. 1956. 170 pages, 20 figures. 9 plates (including geologic map), 6 tables. 
Bulletin 76. Igneous geology of the Lake Altus area, by C. A. Merritt. January 31, 1958. 70 pages, 6 plates (including geologic map), 10 tables. 
Bulletin 77. Geology of the flanks of the Ozark Uplift. northeastern Oklahoma, by G. G. Huffman and others. May 9, 1958. 281 pages, 22 figures, 6 plates (geologic maps). 6 tables. 
Bulletin 78. Stratigraphy and paleontology of the Hunton group in the Arbuckle Mountain region. Part II. Haragan articulate brachiopods, by Thomas W. Amsden. Part III. Supplement to the Henryhouse brachiopods. by Thomas W. Amsden. Part IV. New genera of brachiopods. by Arthur J. Boucot and Thomas W. Amsden. June 27. 1958. 199 pages, 42 figures. 14 plates. 17 tables. 
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*Bulletin 79. Petrology of Pennsylvanian sandstones and conglomerates in the Ardmore basin, by Lynn Jacobsen. April 27, 1959. 144 pages, 44 figures, 17 tables. 
*Bulletin 80. Geology of Harper County, Oklahoma, by Arthur J. Myers, with a section on Petroleum geology, by Louise Jordan, J. Durwood Pate, and Sydney R. Williamson. January 26, 1959. 108 pages, 20 figures, 3 plates, 1 panel, 4 tables. 
*Bulletin 81. Geology and mineral resources of Creek County, Oklahoma, by Malcolm C. Oakes, with a section on Oil and gas in Creek County, Oklahoma, by Louise Jordan. December 12, 1959. 134 pages, 20 figures, 3 plates in map box (including geologic map in color), 10 tables. 
BUlletin 82. Stratigraphy and paleontology of the Hunton group in the Arbuckle Mountains region. Part V. Bois d'Arc articulate brachiopods, by Thomas W. Amsden. December 10, 1958. 110 pages, 18 figures, 5 plates, 2 tables. 
Bulletin 83. Geology of Pawnee County, Oklahoma, by Paul B. Greig, Jr. 
October 27, 1959. 188 pages, 37 figures, 4 plates in map box (including geologic map in color), 7 tables. 
Bulletin 84. Stratigraphy and paleontology of the Hunton group in the Arbuckle Mountain region. Part VI. Stratigraphy, by Thomas W. Amsden. January 14, 1960. 311 pages, 56 figures, 3 panels,17 plates. 
*Bulletin 85. Stratigraphy of the Late Paleozoic rocks of the Ouachita Mountains, Oklahoma, by L. M. Cline. August 27, 1960. 113 pages, 45 figures, 2 plates. 
Bulletin 86. Geology and ground-water resources of southern McCurtain County, Oklahoma, by Leon Davis. February 26, 1960. 108 pages, 19 figures, 1 plate (geologic map in color), 8 tables. 
Bulletin 87. Ground water resources of Canadian County, Oklahoma, by J. L. Mogg, S. L. Schoff, and E. W. Reed. April 7, 1960. 112 pages, 3 figures, 2 plates, 9 tables. 
Bulletin 88. Geology of the Boktukola syncline, southeastern Oklahoma, by 
O. B. Shelburne, Jr. September 20, 1960. 84 pages, 18 figures, 1 plate (geologic map). 
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Bulletin 89. Geology and mineral resources of Blaine County, Oklahoma. Part I. 
Stratigraphy and general geology of Blaine County, by R. O. Fay. Part II. Economic geology and petrology of gypsum and anhydrite in Blaine County, by W. E. Ham. Part III. Petroleum geology of Blaine County, by John T. Bado and Louise Jordan. September 18, 1962. 252 pages, 61 figures, 9 plates (including geologic map in color), 14 tables. 
Bulletin 90. Stratigraphy of the Frisco and Sallisaw formations (Devonian) of Oklahoma, by Thomas W. Amsden. June 13, 1961. 121 pages, 26 figures, 13 plates (including geologic map in color of the Marble City Area, Sequoyah County), 13 tables. 

Bulletin 91. Geology and water resources of Okmulgee County, Oklahoma. Part I. 
Geology of Okmulgee County, by Malcolm C. Oakes. Part II. Water resources of Okmulgee County, by W. S. Motts. April 17, 1963. 164 pages, 19 figures, 2 plates (including geologic map in color), 7 tables. 
Bulletin 92. Borate minerals in Permian gypsum of west-central Oklahoma, by W. E. Ham, C. J. Mankin, and J. A. Schleicher. October 11, 1961. 77 pages, 20 figures, 3 plates, 8 tables. 
Bulletin 93. Late Desmoinesian crinoid faunule from Oklahoma, by Harrell L. 
Strimple. December 14, 1961. 189 pages, 23 figures, 19 plates. 
Bulletin 94. Early Devonian brachiopods of Oklahoma. Part I. Articulate brachiopods of the Frisco Formation (Devonian), by Thomas W. Amsden and W. P. S. Ventress. Part II. Articulate brachiopods of the Sallisaw Formation (Devonian), by Thomas W. Amsden. Part III. Supplement to the Haragan (Devonian) brachiopods, by Thomas W. Amsden. April 22, 1963. 238 pages, 51 figures, 21 plates, 10 tables. 
*Bulletin 95. Basement rocks and structural evolution of southern Oklahoma, by W. E. Ham, Rodger E. Denison, and Clifford A. Merritt. December 22, 1964. 302 pages, 19 figures, 16 plates (including 5 geologic maps and sections in separate folder), 18 tables. 
*Bulletin 96. Pennsylvanian cephalopods of Oklahoma, by A. G. Unklesbay. 
January 30, 1962. 150 pages, 16 figures, 19 plates, 2 tables. 
Bulletin 97. Ground-water resources of Beaver County, Oklahoma, by 
I. Wendell Marine and Stuart L. Schoff. May 30, 1962. 74 pages, 12 figures, 2 plates, 11 tables. 
Bulletin 98. The Blaine and related formations of northwestern Oklahoma and southern Kansas, by R. O. Fay. June 26, 1964. 238 pages, 3 figures, 24 plates. 
*Bulletin 99. Geology and oil and gas resources of Craig County, Oklahoma. Part I. 
Geology of Craig County, by Carl C. Branson and George G. Huffman. Part II. Oil and gas in Craig County, by Daniel M. Strong and George G. Huffman. July 8, 1965. 109 pages, 36 figures, 2 plates. 
Bulletin 100. Crinoids of the Hunton Group (Devonian-Silurian) of Oklahoma, by H. L. Strimple. August 14, 1963. 169 pages, 30 figures, 12 plates. 
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*Bulletin 101. Structure and stratigraphy of the Rich Mountain area, Oklahoma and Arkansas, by D. R. Seely. December 13, 1963. 168 pages, 57 figures, 2 plates, 1 table. 
Bulletin 102. Permian salt and associated evaporites in the Anadarko basin of the western Oklahoma-Texas Panhandle region, by Louise Jordan and David L. Vosburg. October 10, 1963. 76 pages, 13 figures, 3 plates, 1 table. 
*Bulletin 103. Geology of the eastern part of Winding Stair Range, Le Flore County, Oklahoma, by O. D. Hart. December 14, 1963. 87 pages, 15 figures, 1 plate (geologic map). 

Bulletin 104. Biostratigraphy and rugose corals of the Lower Pennsylvanian Wapanucka Formation in Oklahoma, by Charles L. Rowett and Patrick K. Sutherland. March 3, 1964. 124 pages, 13 figures, 9 plates, 12 tables. 
Bulletin 105. Silurian stratigraphy of northeastern Oklahoma, by Thomas W. Amsden and T. L. Rowland. February 27, 1965. 174 pages, 19 figures, 20 plates (Including 2 geologic maps). 
Bulletin 106. Geology and mineral resources of Woods County, Oklahoma, by Robert O. Fay. December 29, 1965. 189 pages, 40 figures, 4 plates in separate . folder (including geologic map), 1 table. 
Bulletin 107. Petrology of the Hogshooter Formation (Missourian), Washington and Nowata Counties, Oklahoma, by William R. Cronoble and Charles J. Mankin. February 26, 1965. 148 pages, 9 figures, 5 plates, 8 tables. 
Bulletin 108. Ostracodes of the Henryhouse Formation (Silurian) in Oklahoma, by Robert F. Lundin. May 3, 1965. 104 pages, 45 figures, 18 plates, 16 tables. 
Bulletin 109. Rugose corals of the Henryhouse Formation (Silurian) in Oklahoma, by Patrick K. Sutherland. December 30, 1965. 92 pages, 26 figures, 34 plates. 
Bulletin 110. Late Cambrian and earliest Ordovician trilobites, Timbered Hills and lower Arbuckle Groups, western Arbuckle Mountains, Murray County, Oklahoma, by James H. Stitt. August 2, 1971. 83 pages, 5 figures, 12 plates. 
Bulletin 111. Geology and petroleum of McIntosh County, Oklahoma. Part I. 
Geology and mineral resources of McIntosh County, by Malcolm C. Oakes and others. Part II. Petroleum geology of McIntosh County, by Terry Koontz. July 20, 1967. 88 pages, 13 figures, 4 plates (Including geologic map), 5 tables. 
Bulletin 112. Palynology of the Red Branch Member of the Woodbine Formation (Cenomanian), Bryan County, Oklahoma, by Richard Hedlund. October 14, 1966. 69 pages, 1 figure, 10 plates. 
Bulletin 113. Pennsylvanian fusulinids in the Ardmore basin, Love and Carter Counties, Oklahoma, by Dwight E. Waddell. December 12, 1966. 128 pages, 11 figures, 13 plates. 
Bulletin 114. Geology and mineral resources (exclusive of petroleum) of Custer County, Oklahoma, by Robert O. Fay and D. L. Hart, Jr. Part 1. Stratigraphy and general geology of Custer County, by Robert O. Fay. Part 2. Economic geology of Custer County, by Robert O. Fay. Part 3. Ground water in Custer County, by D. L. Hart, Jr. December 1978. 88 pages, 53 figures, 3 plates (including geologic map), 4 tables. 
Bulletin 115. Trilobites of the. Henryhouse Formation (Silurian) in Oklahoma, by K. S. W. Campbell. November 16, 1967. 68 pages, 7 figures, 19 plates, 4 tables. 
Bulletin 116. Ostracodes of the Haragan Formation (Devonian) in Oklahoma, by Robert F. Lundin. December 26, 1968. 121 pages, 51 figures, 22 plates, 18 tables. 
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Bulletin 117. Articulate brachiopods of the Viola Formation (Ordovician) in the Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma, by Leonard P. Alberstadt. February 5, 1973. 90 pages, 38 figures, 9 plates, 1 table. 
Bulletin 118. Models of sand and sandstone deposits: A methodology for determining sand genesis and trend, by John W. Shelton. October 2, 1973. 122 pages, 141 figures, 3 tables. 
Bulletin 119. Late Ordovician and Early Silurian articulate brachiopods from Oklahoma, southwestern Illinois, and eastern Missouri, by Thomas W. Amsden. February 5, 1975. 154 pages, 51 figures, 28 plates, 13 tables. 
Bulletin 120. Geology and mineral resources of Choctaw County, Oklahoma, by George G. Huffman, P. P. Alfonsi, R. C. Dalton, Andres Duarte-Vivas, and E. L. Jeffries. October 2, 1975. 39 pages, 18 figures, 1 color plate (geologic map), 5 tables. 
Bulletin 121. Hunton Group (Late Ordovician, Silurian, and Early Devonian) in the Anadarko basin of Oklahoma, by Thomas W. Amsden. June 2, 1976. 214 pages, 41 figures, 15 plates, 11 color map panels. 
Bulletin 122. Geology and mineral resources (exclusive of petroleum) of Muskogee County, Oklahoma, by Malcolm C. Oakes. September 19, 1977. 78 pages, 8 figures, 2 plates (including color geologic map). 
Bulletin 123. Trilobites of the Haragan, Bois d' Are, and Frisco Formations (Early Devonian), Arbuckle Mountains region, Oklahoma, by K. S. W. Campbell. December 7, 1977. 227 pages, 36 figures, 40 plates, 5 tables. 
Bulletin 124. Late Cambrian and earliest Ordovician trilobites, Wichita Mountains area, Oklahoma, by James H. Stitt. April 21, 1977. 79 pages, 12 figures, 6 plates. 
Bulletin 125. Articulate brachiopods of the Quarry Mountain Formation (Silurian), 
	eastern Oklahoma, by Thomas W. Amsden. 	October 24, 1978. 	75 pages, 
22 figures, 13 plates, 2 tables. 
Bulletin 126. Geology and mineral resources of Bryan County, by George G. Huffman and others. April 1979. 108 pages, 49 figures, 1 plate (geologic map), 11 tables. 
BUlletin 127. Cranial anatomy of primitive captorhinid reptiles from the Late Pennsylvanian and Early Permian, Oklahoma and Texas, by Malcolm J. Heaton. July 1979. 84 pages, 34 figures, 2 tables. 
BUlletin 128. Geology and mineral resources of Noble County, Oklahoma, by John W. Shelton, with a chapter on Petroleum, by John W. Shelton and William A. Jenkins, and a chapter on Water Resources, by Roy H. Bingham. February 1980. 66 pages, 45 figures, 3 plates (including geologic map), 7 tables. 
Bulletin 129. Hunton Group (Late Ordovician, Silurian, and Early Devonian) in the Arkoma Basin of Oklahoma, by Thomas W. Amsden. October 1980. 136 pages, 26 figures, 12 plates, 4 panels (maps). 
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Bulletin 130. Plant microfossils from the Denton Shale Member of the Bokchito Formation (Lower Cretaceous, Albian) in southern Oklahoma, by F. H. Wingate. January 1981. 93 pages, 2 figures, 17 plates, 1 table. 
Bulletin 131. Stratigraphic significance of limestones of the Marmaton Group (Pennsylvanian, Desmoinesian) in eastern Oklahoma, by George W. Krumme. August 1981. 67 pages, 40 figures. 
Bulletin 132. Upper Bromide Formation and Viola Group (Middle and Upper Ordovician) in eastern Oklahoma. Part I. Welling-Fite-Corbin Ranch strata, by Thomas W. Amsden. Part II. Conodont biostratigraphy of Fite Formation and Viola Group, by Walter C. Sweet. Part III. The Late Ordovician brachiopod genera Lepidocyclus and Hiscobeccus, by Thomas W. Amsden. January 28, 1983. 78 pages, 23 figures, 14 plates, 6 tables. 
Bulletin 133. Calcareous foraminifers and algae from the type Morrowan (Lower Pennsylvanian) region of northeastern Oklahoma and northwestern Arkansas, by John R. Groves. July 29, 1983. 65 pages, 6 figures, 10 plates, 2 tables. 
Bulletin 134. Trilobites, biostratigraphy, and lithostratigraphy of the McKenzie Hill Limestone (Lower Ordovician), Wichita and Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma, by James H. Stitt. October 21, 1983. 54 pages, 7 figures, 7 plates. 
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Bulletin 135. Petroleum occurrences and source-rock potential of the Ouachita Mountains, southeastern Oklahoma, by Joseph A. Curiale. December 14, 1983. 65 pages," 55 figures, 15 tables. 
Bulletin 136. The Atokan Series (Pennsylvanian) and its boundaries-A symposium, Patrick K. Sutherland and Walter L. Manger, editors. December 12, 1984. Proceedings of a symposium held March 29, 1982, during the 16th annual meeting of GSA South-Central Section at Norman, Oklahoma, sponsored by the Oklahoma Geological Survey and The University of Oklahoma. 15 papers, plus discussion, 198 pages, figures, plates, tables. 

PUBLICATIONS OF THE BUREAU OF GEOLOGY 
In July of 1923 the Oklahoma Geological Survey ceased to exist for the brief period of one year, owing to the veto of its appropriations by the then governor of Oklahoma, Jack Walton. The Bureau of Geology represents an attempt by c. W. Shannon, who had been director of the Survey, to keep the work going on a self-supporting basis. The following significant publications were issued during this interim: 
*Bulletin 2. Geology of the Stonewall quadrangle, Oklahoma, by Geo , D. Morgan, published by the Bureau of Geology. 1924. 248 pages, 2 figures, 53 plates (including geologic map, structure map, cross sections, and faunal chart), 14 tables. 
*Circular 2. Boggy unconformity and overlap in southern Oklahoma, by Geo. D. 
Morgan, published by the Bureau of Geology. 1924. 8 pages, 2 plates. 
*Circular 3. Geology of southern Le Flore and northwestern McCurtain Counties, 
	Oklahoma, by C. W. Honess, published by the Bureau of Geology. 	1924. 
23 pages, 2 figures, 5 plates. 
*Bureau Monthly, Vol. 1, No. 1. April 1925. 28 pages. No further issues of this periodical were published, 
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CIRCULARS 
*Circular 1. The Oklahoma Geological Survey, its origm, scope and purposes, by Chas. N. Gould and L. L. Hutchison. 1908. 12 pages. 
Circular 15. Physical characteristics of the Arbuckle limestone, by 
Charles E. Decker and Clifford A. Merritt. 1928. 56 pages, 2 figures,S plates. 
*Circular 2. Brief statement of the geological history of Oklahoma, by Chas. N. 
Gould. 1911. 16 pages, 1 plate (geologic map). 
*Circular 3. Oklahoma among the southern states, by Chas, N. Gould. 1911. 15 pages. 
*Circular 4. The trees and shrubs of Oklahoma, by C. W. Shannon. 1913. 41 pages. 
*Circular 5. Rock asphalts of Oklahoma and their use in paving, by L. C. Snider. 1913. 22 pages, 7 figures. 
*Circular 6. Animal and plant life in Oklahoma. 1917. 68 pages, 1 plate. *Circular 7. Correlation of the oil sands in Oklahoma, by Fritz Aurin. 1917. 16 pages, 1 plate (correlation chart). 
*Circular 8. Methods of exploring for oil and gas, by George E. Burton. 1917. 20 pages, 2 figures, 2 plates. 
*Circular 9. The Sycamore limestone, by C. L. Cooper. 1926. 27 pages, 4 figures, 5 plates (including geologic map). 
*Circular 10. A Siluro-Devonian oil horizon in southern Oklahoma, by Geo. D. Morgan. 1922. 13 pages. 
*Circular 11. Arkose of the northern Arbuckle area, by Geo. D. Morgan. 1922. 7 pages. 
Circular 12. Stratigraphic position of the Franks and Seminole formations of Oklahoma, by Geo, D.Morgan. 1923. 17 pages, 1 plate. 
*Circular 13. The Permian of western Oklahoma and the Panhandle of Texas, by Chas. N. Gould and Frank E. Lewis. 1926. 29 pages, 2 plates, 3 tables. 
*Circular 14. The Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma, by Chester A. Reeds. 1927. 15 pages, 11 figures (including geologic map). 
*Circular 16. Oklahoma, the geologists' laboratory, by Chas, N. Gould. 1927. 16 pages, 7 plates. 
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*Circular 17. Preliminary report on road materials of western Oklahoma, by O. F. Evans. 1928. 19 pages, 1 figure, 1 plate. 
*Circular 18. A comparative faunal chart of the Mississippian and Morrow formations of Oklahoma and Arkansas, by Robert Roth. 1929. 16 pages, 1 figure, 2 charts. 
*Circular 19. Accelerated weathering properties of Oklahoma asphalts, by 
Paul G. Shelley. 1929. 37 pages, 1 figure, 5 plates, 3 tables. 
*Circular 20. Native road materials and highway maintenance, by N. E. Wolfard. 1929. 42 pages, 2 figures, 12 plates. 
*Circular 21. Foraminifera from the Atoka formation of Oklahoma, by J. J. Galloway and Charles Ryniker. 1930. 37 pages, 5 plates. 
Circular 24. Broken Arrow coal and associated strata, western Rogers, Wagoner, and southeastern Tulsa Counties, Oklahoma, by Malcolm C. Oakes. 1944. 40 pages, 2 plates (including geologic map). 
*Circular 22. Progress report on the classification of the Timbered Hills and Arbuckle groups of rocks, Arbuckle and Wichita Mountains, Oklahoma, by Charles E. Decker. 1939. 62 pages, 1 figure, 5 plates (including geologic map), 1 table. 
*Circular 23. Barite in Oklahoma, by William E. Ham and C. A. Merritt. 1944. 42 pages, 2 figures, 4 plates. 
*Circular 25. Fluoride removal from drinking water, by A. L. Burwell, L. C. Case, and C. H. Goodnight. 1945. 41 pages, 4 figures, 1 plate. 
*Circular 26. Geology and dolomite resources, Mill Creek-Ravia area, Johnston County, by William E. Ham. 1949. 104 pages, 5 figures, 12 plates, 7 tables, geologic map. 
*Circular 27. Cellular products from Oklahoma volcanic ash, by A. L. Burwell, with a section on Geology and petrology, by William E. Ham. 1949. 89 pages, 7 figures, 10 plates, 13 tables. 
*Circular 28. Ground-water resources of the Arkansas River flood plain near Fort Gibson, Muskogee County, Oklahoma, by Stuart L. Schoff and Edwin W. Reed. 1951. 55 pages, 1 figure, 12 plates, 7 tables. 
*Circular 29. Mineral production of Oklahoma 1855-1949, by Phyllis Dale and J. O. Beach. 1951. 42 pages, 4 figures. 
Circular 31. Desmoinesian fusulinids of northeastern Oklahoma, by Richard D. 
Alexander, with sections on Stratigraphy, by Carl C. Branson, and Stratigraphic significance, by Carl C. Branson and Richard D. Alexander. September 1954. 58 pages, 4 figures, 4 plates. 
Circular 30. Ilmenite in alluvial sands of the Wichita Mountain system, Oklahoma, by Gerald W. Chase. 1952. 44 pages, 10 figures, 2 plates. 
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Circular 32. Pennsylvanian plant microfossils of the Croweburg coal in Oklahoma, by L. R. Wilson and William S. Hoffmeister. April 1956. 57 pages, 4 figures, 5 plates. 
Circular 33. Geology and economic geology of the Baum limestone, Ravia-Mannsville area, Oklahoma, by John Rex Wayland and William E. Ham. July 1955. 44 pages, 1 figure, 9 plates (including geologic map), 3 tables. 
*Circular 34. Geology of the core of the Ouachita Mountains of Oklahoma, by William D. Pitt. June 1955. 34 pages, 15 figures, 1 plate (geologic map), 1 table. 
Circular 35. Post-Boone outliers of northeastern Oklahoma, by R. C. Slocum. 
November 1955. 44 pages, 12 figures (including 8 colored maps), 2 tables. 
Circular 36. Spores of McAlester-Stigler coal, by James Leland Morgan. November 1955. 56 pages, 3 figures, 3 plates, 1 table. 
Circular 37. A new Pleistocene fauna from Harper County, Oklahoma, by Dwight W. Taylor and Claude W. Hibbard. September 1955. 23 pages, 1 figure. 
*Circular 38. Catalog of fossils from the Hunton group, Oklahoma, by 
Thomas W. Amsden. June 1956. 63 pages. 
Circular 39. Chester Foraminifera and Ostracoda from the Ringwood Pool of Oklahoma, by R. W. Harris and Thomas C. Jobe. June 1956. 41 pages, 4 plates. 
Circular 40. Geology of northeastern Osage County, Oklahoma, by W. F. Tanner. 
October 1956. 76 pages, 17 figures, 4 plates (including geologic map). 
*Circular 41. Two measured sections of Jackfork group in southeastern Oklahoma, by L. M. Cline and Frank Moretti. October 1956. 20 pages. 
Circular 42. Geology and gypsum resources of the Carter area, Oklahoma, by George L. Scott, Jr., and William E. Ham. September 1957. 64 pages, 5 figures, 8 plates (including geologic map). 
Circular 45. A Pliocene vertebrate fauna from Ellis County, Oklahoma, by David B. Kitts. August 1957. 27 pages, 2 figures, 1 plate. 
Circular 43. Catalog of fossils from the Middle and Upper Ordovician of Oklahoma, by Thomas W. Amsden. March 1957. 41 pages. 
Circular 44. Stratigraphy and paleontology of the Hunton group in the Arbuckle Mountain Region. Part I. Introduction to stratigraphy, by Thomas W. Amsden. June 1957. 57 pages, 4 figures, 3 plates. 
Circular 46. Chesterian and Morrowan rocks in the McAlester basin of Oklahoma, by Richard B. Laudon. November 1958. 30 pages, 14 figures. 
Circular 47. Atoka formation on the north side of the McAlester Basin, by Jack G. Blythe. July 1959. 74 pages, 24 figures. 
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Circular 48. Cenozoic geology of northern Roger Mills County, Oklahoma, by David B. Kitts, with a section on A Pliocene vertebrate fauna from Roger Mills County, by David B. Kitts and Craig C. Black. July 1959. 48 pages, 11 figures, 2 plates (including geologic map). 
Circular 49. Permian plant microfossils from the Flowerpot Formation, Greer County, Oklahoma, by L. R. Wilson. February 1962. 50 pages, 2 figures, 3 colored plates, 1 table. 
Circular 50. Geology of northern Latimer County, Oklahoma, by Dearl T. Russell. 
January 1960. 57 pages, 12 figures, 1 plate (geologic map). 
Circular 51. Geology of the Cavanal syncline, Le Flore County, Oklahoma, by Philip K. Webb. May 1960. 65 pages, 1 figure, 1 plate (geologic map). 
Circular 52. Type section of the Caney shale, by Maxim K. Elias and Carl C. 
Branson. December 1959. 24 pages, 2 figures, 34 tables. 
Circular 53. Geology of the Featherston area, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma, by Robert E. Vanderpool. May 1960. 36 pages, 10 figures, 1 plate (geologic map). 
Circular 54. Coal mining and landscape modification in Oklahoma, by Arthur H. 
Doerr. March 1961. 48 pages, 13 figures. 
Circular 55. The genus Paragassizocrinus in Oklahoma, by Harrell L. Strimple. 
November 1960. 37 pages, 2 figures, 3 plates. 
Circular 56. Pollen and spores from the Permian deposits of the Cherdyn' and Aktyubinsk areas, Cis-Urals, by R. S. Samoilovich. Translated from the Russian by M. K. Elias. March 1961. 103 pages, 17 plates, 4 tables. 
Circular 57. Geology of northeastern Cherokee County, Oklahoma, by John M. 
Starke, Jr. August 1961. 62 pages, 16 figures, 1 plate (geologic map). 
Circular 58. Correlation of Paleozoic rocks from Coal County, Oklahoma, to Sebastian County, Arkansas, by Sherwood F. Frezon. February 1962. 53 pages, 1 figure, 2 plates, 1 table. 
Circular 59. Permian vertebrates from Oklahoma and Texas. Part I. Vertebrates from the Flowerpot Formation, Permian of Oklahoma, by Everett C. Olson and Herbert Barghusen. Part II. The osteology of Captorhinikos chozaensis Olson, by Everett C. Olson. August 1962. 68 pages, 15 figures, 3 plates, 7 tables. 
Circular 60. Crinoids from the Oolagah Formation (Pennsylvanian), Tulsa County, Oklahoma, by Harrell L. Strimple. July 1962. 75 pages, 9 plates. 
Circular 61. Ground-water resources of the Rush Springs Sandstone in the Caddo County area, Oklahoma, by Harry H. Tanaka and Leon V. Davis. May 1963. 63 pages, 11 figures, 2 plates (including geologic map), 10 tables. 
*Circular 62. Petroleum geology of Pawnee County, Oklahoma, by Patrick H. Clare. 
February 1963. 62 pages, 4 figures, 2 plates, 10 tables. 
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*Circular 63. Geology and petroleum of Love County, Oklahoma. Part I. Geology of Love County, by ,E. A~ Frederlekson and 'R. H. Redman. Part II. ,Petroleum geology of Love County, by Jerome M. Westheimer. December 1965. 91 pages, 29 figures'; 2 plates (including geologic map). 
Circular 64. Copper in the Flowerpot Shale (Permian) of the Creta area, Jackson County, Oklahoma, by W. E. Ham and Kenneth S. Johnson. February 1964. 32 pages, 10 figures, 2 plates, 3 tables. 
Circular 65. Geology of the western part of Winding Stair Range, Latimer and 
	Le Flore Counties, Oklahoma, by L. D. Fellows. 	July 1964. 	102 pages, 
29 figures, 1 plate (geologic map). 
Circular 66. Chitons from the Kindblade Formation (Lower Ordovician), Arbuckle Mountains, southern Oklahoma, by AIJyn G. Smith and Donald F. Toomey. July 1964. 41 pages, 2 figures, 8 plates. 
Circular 67. The amrnmonoid family Girtyoeeratidae in the southern Midcontinent, . by J. A. McCaleb, J. H. Quinn, and W. M. Furnish. July 1964. 41 pages, ,,8 figures, 4 plates, 
Circular 68. Geology of northern Adair County, Oklahoma, by George G. Huffman, Jackson M. Langton, and James M. Hancock, Jr. February 1966. 50 pages, 21 figures, 1 plate (geologie map). 
Circular 69. Geology of the Cenozoicj-oeks of Ellis County, Oklahoma, by David B. Kitts, June 1965. 30 pages, 5 figures, 1 plate (geologic map). 
Circular 70. New 'Permian vertebrates' from the Chickasha Formation in Oklahoma, by EverettC. ;OIs6n. December 1965. 70 pages, 5 figures, 8 plates, 2 tables. 
Circular 71. Ground-water resources in Cleveland and Oklahoma Counties, Oklahoma, by P. R. Wood and L. C. Burton. April 1968. 75 pages, 8 figures, 2 plates (including geologic map), 9 tables. 
Circular 72. Studies of Pennsylvanian corals in Oklahoma: Part I. Tabulate corals of the Wapanucka Formation, by Charles L. Rowett. Part II. New species of Dibunophyllum from the Dewey Formation, by J. M. Cocke. August 1966. 58 pages, 2 figures, 3 plates, 2 tables. 
Circular 73. Not published. 
Circular 74. Early Permian vertebrates of Oklahoma, by Everett C. Olson. 
December 1967. 111. pages, 12 figures, 3 plates. 
Circular 75. Geology of the eastern part of the Lynn Mountain syncline, Le Flore County, Oklahoma, by Garrett Briggs. 'July 23, 1973. 34 pages, 13 figures, 1 plate (geologic map by Garrett Briggs and Donald L. Smith). 
Circular 76. Shale and carbonate-rock resources of Osage County, Oklahoma, by William H. Bellis and T. L. Rowland. November 22, 1976. 50 pages, 18 figures, 1 color map panel, 4 tables. 
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Circular 77. Stratiform copper deposits of the Midcontinent region, a symposium, Kenneth S. Johnson and Rosemary L. Croy, editors. February 3, 1977. Proceedings of a symposium held March 8, 1974, at the South-Central Section meeting of The Geological Society of America, held at Oklahoma State University, Stillwater. 10 papers, 3 abstracts, 99 pages, 103 figures, 4 plates, 13 tables. 
Circular 78. Calceocrinids from the Bromide Formation (Middle Ordovician) of southern Oklahoma, by James C. Brower. November 11, 1977. 27 pages, . 2 figures, 4 plates, 3 tables. 
Circular 79. Thirteenth Annual Forum on the Geology of Industrial Minerals, Kenneth S. Johnson and Judy A. Russell, editors. February 1979. Proceedings of 13th annual meeting of Forum on Industrial Minerals held May 12-14, 1977, in Norman, Oklahoma. Sponsored by Oklahoma Geological Survey and University of Oklahoma. 14 papers, 2 abstracts, 107 pages, 60 figures, 53 tables. 
Circular 80. Disposal of industrial wastes in Oklahoma. Part I. Introduction, by Kenneth S. Johnson, Kenneth V. Luza, and John F. Roberts. Part II. Surface disposal of industrial wastes in Oklahoma, by Kenneth S. Johnson and Kenneth V. Luza. Part III. Subsurface disposal of industrial wastes in Oklahoma, by Kenneth S. Johnson and John F. Roberts. November 1980. 82 pages, 32 figures, 1 plate (map), 16 tables. 
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Circular 81. Geohydrology of the Antlers Aquifer (Cretaceous), southeastern Oklahoma, by Donald L. Hart, Jr., and Robert E. Davis. June 1981. 10 figures, 1 plate (map and sections), 6 tables. 
Circular 82. Chemical quality of water in abandoned zinc mines in northeastern Oklahoma and southeastern Kansas, by Stephen J. Play ton, Robert E. Davis, and Roger G. McClaflin. May 1981. 49 pages, 13 figures, 19 tables. 
Circular 83. Paleoenvironment of Fitzhugh Member of Clarita Formation (Silurian, Wenlockian) southern Oklahoma, by Thomas W. Amsden, Donald F. Toomey, and James E. Barrick. April 1981. 54 pages, 21 figures, 7 plates, 3 tables. 
Circular 84. Basement rocks in northeastern Oklahoma, by Rodger E. Denison. 
February 1982. 84 pages, 7 figures, 4 plates (including geologic and structure map), 5 tables. 
Circular 85. Reconnaissance of ground water in vicinity of Wichita Mountains, southwestern Oklahoma, by John S. Havens. August 8, 1983. 13 pages, 4 figures, 1 plate (map), 1 table. 
Circular 86. Copper deposits in Sheep Pen Sandstone (Triassic) in Cimarron County, Oklahoma, and adjacent parts of Colorado and New Mexico, by Robert O. Fay. September 30, 1983. 24 pages, 22 figures, 1 plate (map), 1 table. 

CONTROL SURVEY CIRCULARS 
(See also BUlletins 58 and 61) 
*Control Survey Circular 1. Traverse and leveling in central Oklahoma, compiled by N. E. Wolfard. 1940. 111 pages, 5 figures, 1 plate. 
*Control Survey Circular 2. Traverse and leveling in south-central Oklahoma, compiled by N. E. Wolfard. 1941. 167 pages, 6 figures, 1 plate. 
*Control Survey Circular 3. Traverse and leveling in north-central Oklahoma, compiled by N. E. Wolfard. 1941. 99 pages, 5 figures, 1 plate. 
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MINERAL REPORTS 
(Series discontinued in 1959) 
Mineral Report 1. Volcanic ash and trtpoli, compiled by J. O. Beach. 1938. 27 pages, 1 plate (map), 3 tables. 
Mineral Report 2. Phosphate, compiled by M. C. Oakes. 1938. 24 pages, 1 figuret 1 plate (map), 1 table. 
Mineral Report 3. Glass sands, compiled by Charles N. Gould and J. O. Beach. 1939 • . 21 pages, 1 figure (map). 
Mineral Report 4. Iron ores, by C. A. Merritt. 1940. 38 pages, 1 figure (map). Mineral Report 5. Limestone anelyses, by S. G. Englisht Robert H. Dott , and 
J. O. Beach. 1940. 28 pages, 1 plate (map), 3 tables. 
Mineral Report 6. Dolomite and magnesium limestone, by J. O. Beach and S. G. 
English. 1940. 20 pages, 3 tables. 
Mineral Report 7. A selective bibliography on the theories of the origin of petroleum, compiled by Alan G. Skelton and Martha B. Skelton. 1942. 14 pages. 
Mineral Report 8. Copper in the "Red Beds" of Oklahoma, by C. A. Merritt. 1940. 20 pages. 
Mineral Report 9. Raw materials used in glass making, by Jay Randolph. 1941. 21 pages. 
Mineral Report 10. Manganese deposits of Oklahoma, by C. A. Merritt. 1941. 36 pages, 4 figures. 
*Mineral Report 11. Geology of Oklahoma ground water supplies, by Robert H. Dott. 1942. 30 pages, 6 plates (maps), 6 tables. 
Minerai Report 12. Carbonizing properties of Henryetta bed coal from Atlas No.2 Minet Henryetta, Okmulgee County t Oklahoma (preliminary report), by Joseph D. Davis and D. A. Reynolds. 1941. 8 pages, 7 tables. 
Mineral Report 13. Mineral production of Oklahoma 1885-1940t compiled by J. O. Beach. 1942. 38 pages, 5 figurest 4 plates (maps). 
Mineral Report 14. The possibility of magnesia from Oklahoma oil field brines, by A. L. Burwell. 1943. 26 pages, 1 figuret 6 tables. 
Mineral Report 15. Carbonizing properties of McAlester bed coal from Dow No. 10 mine, Dow t Pittsburg County t Oklahoma, by Joseph D. Davis and D. A. Reynolds. 1942. 10 psges, 1 figuret 7 tables. 
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Mineral Report 19. Ground water in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma, by Stuart L. 
Schoff. 1949. 23 pages, 1 plate (map), 3 tables. 
*Mineral Report 16. Geology and chemical composition of the St. Clair limestone near Marble City, Oklahoma, by W. E. Ham, R. H. Dott, A. L. Burwell, and M. C. Oakes. 1943. 24 pages, 2 plates. 
*Mineral Report 17. Bibliography of oil pool names in Oklahoma for 1942, by Alan G. Skelton. 1944. 48 pages. 
*Mineral Report 18. Ground-water irrigation in the Duke area, Jackson and Greer Counties, Oklahoma, by Stuart L. Schoff. 1948. 10 pages, 1 plate, 1 table. 
Mineral Report 20. Ground water supplies in the Oklahoma City area, Oklahoma, by C. L. Jacobsen and E. W. Reed. 1949. 21 pages, 2 figures. 
Mineral Report 21. Ground water in the Cherokee area, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma, by Stuart L. Schoff. 1950. 17 pages, 1 plate, 5 tables. 
*Mineral Report 22. Ground water in the Pond Creek basin, Caddo County, Oklahoma, by Leon V. Davis. 1950. 23 pages, 5 figures, 1 plate (map), 6 tables. 
Mineral Report 23. Oil possibilities near Idabel, McCurtain County, by L. V. Davis. 1953. 26 pages, 3 figures, 1 plate (map), 2 tables. 
Mineral Report 24. Lightweight aggregate from certain Oklahoma shales, by A. L. Burwell. September 1954. 24 pages, 3 figures, 7 tables. 
Mineral Report 25. Mineral industry of Oklahoma in 1952, by F. F. Netzeband, W. E. Ham, and J. H. Warren. November 1954. 26 pages, 7 tables. 
Mineral Report 28. The Henryhouse marlstone in the Lawrence uplift, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, and its commercial possibilities, by Albert L. Burwell, with a section on General geology, by William E. Ham. November 1955. 21 pages, 2 figures, 5 tables. 
*Mineral Report 26. Occurrence of radioactive material in sandstone lenses of southwestern Oklahoma, by Gerald W. Chase. November 1954. 7 pages, 1 plate (map). 
Mineral Report 27. Uranium in Oklahoma, 1955, by Carl C. Branson, A. L. Burwell, and G. W. Chase. September 1955. 22 pages, 2 plates (maps). Supersedes Mineral Report 26. 
Mineral Report 29. An investigation of industrial possibilities of Oklahoma gypsum and anhydrite, by Albert L. Burwell. November 1955. 21 pages, 1 figure (map). 
Mineral Report 30. Asphaltite in the Ouachita Mountains of southeastern Oklahoma, by William E. Ham. February 1956. 12 pages, 1 figure (map), 3 tables. 
*Mineral Report 31. The mineral industries of Oklahoma in 1954 and 1955, by 
P. E. Tribble, F. F. Netzeband, and W. E. Ham. March 1956. 13 pages, 3 tables. 
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*Mineral Report 32. The mineral industries of Oklahoma in 1955 and 1956, by Peter Grandone and William E. Ham. May 1957. 13 pages, 3 tables. 
Mineral Report 33. Uranium-bearing carbonaceous nodules in Oklahoma, by James W. Hill. September 1957. 8 pages, 2 figures (l map), 1 plate. 
Mineral Report 34. The mineral industries of Oklahoma in 1956 and 1957, by Peter Grandone and William E. Ham. May 1958. 24 pages, 13 tables. 
Mineral Report 35. Gypsum resources in the Clinton-Weathert"ord district, by William E. Ham and Neville M. Curtis, Jr. June 1958. 32 pages, 2 figures, 5 plates, 4 tables. 
*Mineral Report 36. The mineral industries of Oklahoma in 1957 and 1958, by Peter Grandone, L. E. Edwards, and William E. Ham. March 1959. 24 pages, 13 tables. 
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DIRECTOR'S REPORTS 
(For earlier reports see section on Territorial Survey and also Bulletin ~, Bulletin1!., and Bulletin 22.) 
*Director's Biennial Report for 1935-1936, by Robert H. Dott , December 1936. 63 pages, 5 tables. 
*Director's Biennial Report for 1937-1938. The Oklahoma Geological Survey, what it is-what it does, by Robert H. Dott, December 1938. 34 pages, 13 photographs, 3 tables. 
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*Director's Biennial Report for 1939-1940. The Oklahoma Geological Survey and 
	industrial development, by Robert H. Dott. 	December 1940. 	32 pages, 
13 photographs, 3 tables. 
*Director's Biennial Report for 1941-1942. Mineral resources and mineral industries, an outline for future development in Oklahoma, by Robert H. Dott, December ·1942. 48 pages, 1 chart, 9 photographs, 2 tables. 
*DirectC!r's Biennial Report for 1943-1944. Research and industrial development, by Robert H. Dott. December 1944. 24 pages, 2 tables. 
*Director's Biennial Report for 1945-1946. Oklahoma needs more manufacturing, by Robert H. Dott. January 1947. 32 pages, 4 figures, 2 tables. 
*Director's Biennial Report for 1947-1948. Minerals of Oklahoma, by Robert H. Dott, January 1949. 32 pages, 1 table, illustrations. 
(No Biennial Report issued for 1949-1950, 1951-1952.) 
*Director's Biennial Report for 1953-1955, by Carl C. Branson. April 1955. 18 pages. 
Semi-Centennial Report 
Semi-Centennial Report, 1908-1958, by Carl C. Branson, Louise Jordan, and William E. Ham. July 1958. 149 pages, 6 figures, 5 maps, 9 photographs, 7 tables. (Now designated SP58-1.) 
Subsequent reports of the director are included annually in Oklahoma Geology Notes through 1980. 

GUIDEBOOKS 
Guidebook Series 
*Guidebook 1. Pre-Atokan rocks in western part of the Ozark uplift, northeastern Oklahoma, by George G. Huffman. April 1953. 41 pages, 23 figures, 7 graphic measured sections. 
*Guidebook 2. Desmoinesian rocks of northeastern Oklahoma, by Carl C. Branson. 
May 1954. 41 pages, 17 figures, 6 maps. 
*Guidebook 3. Geology of the Arbuckle Mountain region, by William E. Ham. Part I. 
Geology of the Arbuckle and Timbered Hills group. Part II. Regional stratigraphy and structure of the Arbuckle Mountain region. April 1955. 61 pages, 21 figures, geologic map, 2 tables. 
*Guidebook 4. Geology of the Turner Turnpike, prepared by Oklahoma Geological Survey, Oklahoma City Geological Society, Tulsa Geological Society, and University of Oklahoma, with sections on Vegetation, by Elroy L. Rice; History, by Gaston Litton; Stratigraphy, by Malcolm C. Oakes and Carl C. Branson; Subsurface geology, by R. P. Clinton, Louise Jordan, and Harry Christian; and Subsurface geology of a part of Lincoln County, by Daniel A. Busch. April 1956. 76 pages, 3 figures, aerial photograph, road log, geologic profile, strip map. 
*Guidebook 5. Geology of the Wichita Mountain region, by William E. Ham, Clifford A. Merritt, and E. A. Frederickson. May 1957. 58 pages, 14 figures, geologic map, 1 table. 
Guidebook 6. Subsurface stratigraphic names of Oklahoma, by Louise Jordan. 
December 1957. 220 pages, 212 figures. 
*Guidebook 7. Guide to Robber's Cave State Park and Camp Tom Hale, Latimer County, Oklahoma, by Dearl T. Russell. December 1958. 23 pages, 12 figures, 2 plates. 
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*Guidebook 8. The composite interpretive method of logging drill cuttings, by John C. Maher. June 1959. 48 pages, 14 figures, 1 plate, 6 tables. 
*Guidebook 9. Guide to Roman Nose State Park, Blaine County, Oklahoma, by Robert O. Fay. August 1959. 31 pages, 9 figures, 4 plates. 
Guidebook 10. Common minerals, rocks, and fossils of Oklahoma, by William E. Ham and Neville M. Curtis, Jr. November 1960. 28 pages, 28 figures, 2 tables. 
Guidebook 11. Guide to Beavers Bend State Park, by William D. Pitt and others. 
January 1963. 46 pages, 15 figures. 

*Guidebook 12. A guide to the State parks and scenic areas in the Oklahoma Ozarks, by George G. Huffman, Tyson A. Cathey, and James E. Humphrey. March 1963. 95 pages, 56 figures. 
*Guidebook 13. Sample descriptions and correlations for wells on a cross section from Barber County, Kansas, to Caddo County, Oklahoma, by W. L. Adkison and Mary G. Sheldon. September 1963. 139 pages, 2 figures, 1 table •. 
*Guidebook 14. The composite interpretive method of logging drill cuttings, second edition, by John C. Maher. December 1964. 48 pages, 14 figures, 1 plate, 6 tables. 
Guidebook 15. Guide to Alabaster Cavern and Woodward County, Oklahoma, by Arthur J. Myers, Arrell M. Gibson, Bryan P. Glass, and Carol R. Patrick. September 1969. 38 pages, 41 figures. 
*Guidebook 16. Late Paleozoic conodonts from the Ouachita and Arbuckle Mountains of Oklahoma, by Maxim K. Elias. December 1966. 39 pages, 2 plates. 
*Guidebook 17. Regional geology of the Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma, by William E. Ham, with contributions by James H. Stitt, James R. Derby, Robert O. Fay, and A. Allen Graffham. June 1969. 52 pages, 41 figures, 1 plate (geologic map), 1 table. 
Guidebook 18. Upper Chesterian-Morrowan stratigraphy and the MississippianPennsylvanian boundary in northeastern Oklahoma and northwestern Arkansas, Patrick K. Sutherland and Walter L. Manger, editors. Guidebook for field trip no. 5, August 5-7, 1977, North American Paleontological Convention II. July 29, 1977. 17 papers, 185 pages, 79 figures, 21 plates, 14 tables. 
Guidebook 19. Mississippian-Pennsylvanian shelf-to-basin transition, Ozark and Ouachita regions, Oklahoma and Arkansas, Patrick K. Sutherland and Walter L. Manger, editors, with contributions by Robert C. Grayson, Jr., Boyd R. Haley, Rufus J. LeBlanc, Sr., John D. McFarland, III, Walter L. Manger, Charles G. Stone, and Patrick K. Sutherland. April 30, 1979. 81 pages, 116 figures. Published by Oklahoma Geological Survey for field trip no. 11 of Ninth International Congress of Carboniferous Stratigraphy and Geology. 
Guidebook 20. Lower and Middle Pennsylvanian stratigraphy in south-central Oklahoma, Patrick K. Sutherland, editor, with contributions by Bruce E. Arehinal, Raymond C. Douglass, Robert C. Grayson, Jr., R. Kent Grubbs, Merlynd K. Nestell,· Patrick K. Sutherland, and Steven H. Tennant. March 25, 1982. 44 pages, 58 figures. Published by Oklahoma Geological Survey for field trip no. 2 of GSA South-Central Section 16th annual meeting. 
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Guidebook 21. Geology of the eastern Wichita Mountains, southwestern Oklahoma, M. Charles Gilbert and R. Nowell Donovan, editors, with contributions by A. Babaei, Samuel A. Bowring, J. A. Brewer, R. Nowell Donovan, Joe D. Giddens, III, M. Charles Gilbert, Wendel J. Hoppe, James R. Miller, Benjamin N. Powell, D. J. Sanderson, Nancy Scofield, J. Ronald Sides, and Marjorie L. Stockton. October 26, 1982. 160 pages, 165 figures, 43 tables. Published by Oklahoma Geological Survey for field trip no. 1 of GSA South-Central Section 16th annual meeting. 
Guidebooks for Geological Society of America Field Trips
The following guidebooks were published by the Oklahoma Geological Survey in cooperation with the Geological Society of America for GSA field trips offered in connection with annual meetings as indicated. 
[1] The structure and igneous rocks of the Wichita Mountains, Oklahoma, George T. Stone, editor, with articles by William E. Ham, Hugh E. Hunter, Clifford A. Merritt, and George T. Stone. April 1, 1967. 46 pages, 11 figures, 4 tables. Published in cooperation with University of Oklahoma School of Geology and Geophysics, Oil Information Center, and Oklahoma Geological Survey for 1st annual meeting of South-Central Section of GSA. 
[2] Regional geology of the Arbuckle Mountains, by William E. Ham, compiled by T. L. Rowland, with contributions by Thomas W. Amsden, Rodger E. Denison, James R. Derby, Robert O. Fay, A. Allen Graffham, T. L. Rowland, Richard L. Squires, James H. Stitt, and Elliot W. Wiltse. November 9, 1973. 56 pages, 54 figures, 1 map. Published by Oklahoma Geological Survey for field trip no. 5 of 1973 annual meeting of GSA; reprinted with minor revisions for field trip no. 1 of 1978 annual meeting of AAPG/SEPM. (Now designated SP73-3.) 
[3] Igneous geology of the Wichita Mountains and economic geology of Permian rocks in southwest Oklahoma, by Kenneth S. Johnson and Rodger E. Denison, with contributions by Douglas C. Brockie, Hugh E. Hunter, and Nancy L. Scofield. November 9, 1973. 33 pages, 35 figures, 9 tables. Published by Oklahoma Geological Survey for field trip no. 6 of 1973 annual meeting of GSA. (Now designated SP73-2.) 
[4] Guidebook to the depositional environment of selected Pennsylvanian sandstones and carbonates of Oklahoma, by John W. Shelton and T. L. Rowland. March 7, 1974. 75 pages, 33 figures, 15 plates. Published in cooperation with Oklahoma State University for field trip no. 3 of 8th annual meeting of South-Central Section of GSA; reprinted for field trip no. 1 of 1981 AAPG Mid-Continent Section biennial meeting. (N ow designated SP74-1.) 
[5] Plutonic igneous geology of the Wichita Magmatic Province, Oklahoma, by Benjamin N. Powell and Joseph F. Fischer, with contributions by David W. Phelps and Martin A. Pruatt. February 26, 1976. 35 pages, 52 figures, 7 tables. Published by Oklahoma Geological Survey for field trip no. 2 of 10th annual meeting of South-Central Section of GSA. (Now designated SP76-1.) 
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Highway Geology Symposium Guidebook 
Highway geology in the Arbuckle Mountains and Ardmore area, southern Oklahoma, by Kenneth S. Johnson and Willard McCasland. April 1971. 31 pages, 18 figures. Published by Oklahoma Geological Survey in cooperation with Oklahoma Department of Highways for field trip of 22nd Annual Highway Geology 
	Symposium held in Norman, Oklahoma, April 22-23, 1971. 	. 
Industrial Field Trip Guides 
*[1] Mineral resources field trip, Ada district, by W. E. Ham. November 30, 1945. 17 pages, 1 map. 
*[2] Mineral resources field trip, Wichita Mountain district, by William E. Ham. 
May 21, 1946. 14 pages, 1 map. 
*[3] Mineral resources field trip, Ada district, by W. E. Ham. November 8, 1946. 19 pages, 1 map. 
*[4] Industrial Tour. 	Manufacturing districts of Tulsa and Sand Springs, by 
Malcolm C. Oakes. November 18, 1947. 10 pages. 
*[5] Field trip in the Arbuckle Mountains for industrial minerals division, AIME, by William E. Ham. October 19, 1950. 30 pages, 1 map. 
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EDUCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS 
Educational Publication 1. Geology and earth resources of Oklahoma-An atlas of maps and cross sections, by Kenneth S. Johnson, Carl C. Branson, Neville M. Curtis, Jr., William E. Ham, Melvin V. Marcher, and John F. Roberts. July 1972. 8 pages. Introductory text and 6 map sheets showing topography, geomorphic provinces, geology, mineral resources, oil and gas, and water resources, plus one sheet of cross sections. 
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Educational Publication 2. Introduction, guidelines, and geologic history of Oklahoma, Book I of Guidebook for geologic field trips in Oklahoma, by Kenneth S. Johnson. January 1971. 15 pages, 16 figures, 7 photographs, 1 table. 
Educational Publication 3. Northwest Oklahoma, Book II of Guidebook for geologic field trips in Oklahoma, by Kenneth S. Johnson. September 1972. 42 pages, 54 figures, 26 field trip sites. 
Educational Publication 4. Guidebook for geologic field trips in north-central Oklahoma, by John D. Naff. August 1981. 42 pages, 52 figures, 43 field-trip sites. 
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MAPS 

Miscellaneous ~ 
*[1] Geologic map and sections of southern Ouachita Mountains, by C. W. Honess. 1923. Scale: 1:63,360. 
*[2] Structure map of northeastern Oklahoma, by W. H. Thorn, Jr. 1925. *[3] Geologic map of Oklahoma, by H. D. Miser. 1926. Scale: 1:500,000. *[4] Oil and gas maps, by Bess M. Bullard. 1926. 
*[5] Oil and gas producing areas in Oklahoma, by Bess M. Bullard. 1928. Included in Bulletin 40-Q. 
*[7] Oil and gas map of Oklahoma. 1931. *[8] Mineral map of Oklahoma. 1940. 
*[6] Topographic maps of lead and zinc area. Set of 4 topographic maps of part of northern Ottawa County. 1927 [March 1929]. Scale: 4 inches = 1 mile; contour interval: 10 feet. 
*[9] Minerals of Oklahoma, by R. H. Dott, J. O. Beach, N. T. Dilday, and A. L. 
Burwell. 1944. 
[10] Geologic map of Oklahoma, by H. D. Miser and others. 1954. Scale: 1:500,000. Set of the following 4 maps of Tulsa County from Tulsa Geological Society Digest, v. 37, Tulsa's physical environment, Allan P. Bennison, principal editor. Maps prepared by cartography section of Oklahoma Geological Survey in cooperation with Tulsa Geological Society. 1972. Scale: 1 inch = 1 mile. 
[11] Map 1. Surface geology and Bouguer gravity of Tulsa County. Oklahoma. by Allan P. Bennison, Philip A. Chenoweth, Louis Desjardins, and Craig Ferris. 
[14] Map 4. Locations of all known or reported oil wells, gas wells, and dry holes drilled in Tulsa County and adjacent portions of Creek, Osage, Rogers, and Wagoner Counties, Oklahoma, prior to January 1, 1971. 
[12] Map 2. General soil map of Tulsa County, Oklahoma, and environs, by U.S. Soil Conservation Service, Tulsa, Oklahoma. 
[13] Map 3. General construction conditions at· a glance, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, and environs. 
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[15] Energy-fuels map of Oklahoma. 	Published cooperatively by Oklahoma 
Geological Survey and Phillips Petroleum Company. September 1973. Scale: 1:2,000,000 (l inch = 32 miles). 
[16] Map of eastern Oklahoma showing active coal mines (January 1, 1976), compiled by S. A. Friedman. September 15, 1976. Scale: 1:500,000. 
[17] Map of eastern Oklahoma showing active coal mines (January 1, 1977), compiled by S. A. Friedman. July 28, 1977. Scale: 1,500,000. 
Set of the following 6 maps of Oklahoma from Oklahoma Geological Survey Educational Publication 1. These maps have also been issued individually. 1972. Scale: 1:2,000,000. 
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[18] Topographic map of Oklahoma, compiled by Kenneth S. Johnson. 
[19] Geomorphic provinces of Oklahoma, by Neville M. Curtis, Jr., and William E. Ham. 
[20] Generalized geologic map of Oklahoma, compiled by Carl C. Branson and Kenneth S. Johnson. 
[21] Mineral resources map of Oklahoma exclusive of oil and gas fields, compiled by Kenneth S. Johnson. 
[22] Generalized oil and gas map of Oklahoma, compiled by John F. Roberts. [23] Major sources of water in Oklahoma, compiled by Melvin V. Marcher. 
Map 72-1. Mineral map of Oklahoma, by John H. Warren. September 1955. Scale: 1,750,000. (Superseded by Map GM-15.) 
Map 72-2. Map of ground-water reservoirs of Oklahoma, by Stuart L. Schoff. 
November 1955. Scale: 1:750,000. (Now designated GM-2.) 
Map A-I. Geologic map of basic igneous rocks in the Raggedy Mountains, Wichita Mountain System, Oklahoma, by Gerald W. Chase. 1950. Scale: 2 inches = 1 mile. 
*Map A-2. Geologic map and sections of the Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma, by W. E. Ham and Myron E. McKinley. 1954 [1955]. Scale: 0.88 inch = 1 mile. (Same map as in Guidebook 17.) 
*Map A-3. Geologic map of northeastern Osage County, by W. F. Tanner. 1956. 
Scale: 1 inch = 1 mile. (Plate I of Circular 40.) 
Map A-4. Geologic map of the Carter area, by George Scott, Jr. 1957. Scale: 2 inches = 1 mile. (Plate I of Circular 42.) 
Map A-5. Geologic map of the Lake Altus area, Oklahoma, by C. A. Merritt. 1957. Scale: 2 inches = 1 mile. {Plate I of Bulletin 76.) 

Map C-2. Geologic map of Hughes County t Oklahoma, by O. D. Weaver t Jr. 1954. 
Scale: 1 inch = 1 mile. (Same as map in Bulletin 70.) 
*Map C-1. Geologic map of Washington County and parts of adjacent counties, oklenoma, by Malcolm C. Oakes. Scale: 1 inch = 1 mile. (Same as map in Bulletin 62.) 
Map C-3. Geologic map of Okfuskee County, Oklahoma, by Edward R. Ries. 1954. 
Scale: 1 inch = 1 mile. (Same as map in Bulletin 71.) 
>icMap C-4. Geologic map of Seminole County, Oklahoma, by William F. Tanner. . 1956. Scale: 1 inch = 1 mile. (Same as map in Bulletin 74.) 
Educational Series Maps 
Discontinued map series which was superseded by maps in Educational Publication 1. The 5 maps listed below can be found in the Director's SemiCentennial Report, 1958. 
*Educational Series Map 1. Geologic map of Oklahoma. 1957. Scale: 1:2tOOOtOOO. 
*Educational Series Map 2. Fuels map of Oklahoma. 1957. Scale: 1:2tOOOtOOO. 
Educational Series Map 3. Mineral map of Oklahoma. 1957. Scale: 1: 2 tOOO tOOO. 
Educational Series Map 4. Physiographic map of Oklahoma, by N. M. Curtis and W. E. Ham. 1957. Scale: 1:2tOOOtOOO. 
Educational Series Map 5. Ground-water reservoirs of Oklahoma. 1957. Scale: 1 inch = 53.33 miles. 
Geologic Map Series 
*Map GM-1. Mineral map of Oklahoma (exclusive of petroleum and natural gas fields)t by John H. Warren. 1955. Scale: 1:720tOOO. 
Map GM-2. Map showing ground-water reservoirs of Oklahoma, by S. L. Schoff. 
November 1955. Scale: 1:750tOOO. Accompanied by text describing groundwater conditions. 
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Map GM-3. Tectonic map of Oklahoma, by J. Kaspar Arbenz. November 1956. 
Scale: 1:750tOOO. 
Map GM-4. Geologic map of the Criner Hills area, Oklahoma, by E. A. Frederickson. 
September 1957. Scale: 1:20tOOO (approximate). 
*Map GM-5. Geologic map and section of pre-Pennsylvanian rocks in Oklahoma, showing surface and subsurface distribution, by Louise Jordan. August 1962. Scale: 1:750tOOO. 

Maps GM-6, 7. Magnetic and gravity maps of Oklahoma. Set of 2 maps at a scale of 1:750,000, with accompanying text (15 pages), by Paul L. Lyons, V. L. Jones, and Peter Jacobsen. October 1964. 
GM-6. Vertical-intensity magnetic map of Oklahoma, by V. L. Jones and Paul 
	L. Lyons. 	. 
GM-7. Bouguer gravity-anomaly map of Oklahoma, by Paul L. Lyons. 
Map GM-8. Petroleum-impregnated rocks and asphaltite deposits in Oklahoma, by Louise Jordan. October 1964. Explanatory text, 16 pages. Scale: 1:750,000. 
Map GM-9. Geologic map and section of pre-Woodford rocks in Oklahoma, showing surface and subsurface distribution, by Russell S. Tarr, Louise Jordan, and T. L. Rowland. June 1965. Scale: 1:750,000. 
GM-10. GM-1!. GM-12. GM-13. 
Oil and gas fields of Oklahoma, 1965. Products pipelines of Oklahoma, 1965. Crude-oil pipelines of Oklahoma, 1965. Natural gas pipelines of Oklahoma, 1965. 
*Maps GM-10, 11, 12, 13. Pipelines and oil and gas fields of Oklahoma, 1965. 1966. Set of 4 maps. Scale: 1:750,000. 
*Map GM-14. Geologic maps and stratigraphic cross sections of Silurian strata and Lower Devonian formations in Oklahoma, by Thomas W. Amsden and T. L. Rowland. November 1967. Scales: 1 map at 1:750,000 and 6 maps at 1 inch = 64 miles, all on one sheet. 
Map GM-15. Mineral map of Oklahoma (exclusive of oil and gas fields), by Kenneth S. Johnson. February 1970. In color. Scale: 1:750,000. 
Map GM-16. Vertical-intensity magnetic map of McClain and southern Cleveland Counties, central Oklahoma, by John A. E. Norden, John L. Bedwell, Arthur J. Blair, II, Carl B. Kaupp, III, John W. Marchetti, Jr., and J. M. Markas, August 1972. Magnetic contours printed in red; contour interval, 10 gammas. Oil and gas fields in green and pink. Scale: 1:63,360 (1 inch = 1 mile). 
*GM-17. Maps and description of disturbed and reclaimed surface-mined coal lands in eastern Oklahoma, showing acreage disturbed and reclaimed through June 1973, by Kenneth S. Johnson. August 1974. Three map sheets at a scale of 1:125,000 (l inch = 2 miles) delineating disturbed lands, mined areas partially reclaimed, and those fully reclaimed. Accompanying 12-page text. 
Map GM-18. Stereoscopic and mosaic aerial-photograph study of the structure of the central Ouachita Mountains in Oklahoma and Arkansas, by Frank A. Melton. April 1976. One 4-color map sheet, with 3 maps at scales of 1:250,000, 1:125,000, and 1:62,500 each, showing principal structures visible from aerial photographs. 
Map GM-19. Earthquake map of Oklahoma, earthquakes shown through 1978, by James E. Lawson, Jr., Robert L. DuBois,Paul H. Foster, and Kenneth V. Luza. June 1979. Scale: 1:750,000. Accompanying 15-page text on Inventory, detection, and catalog of Oklahoma earthquakes. 
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Map GM-20. Geologic map of Southwest Davis Zinc Field, Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma, by Robert O. Fay. November 1981. Scale: 1:7920. Accompanying 
	16-page text. 	. 
Map GM-21. Index to surface geologic mapping in Oklahoma (through 1976), compiled by John F. Roberts, Kenneth V. Luza, and James A. Corff. May 1981. Scale: 1:750,000. Two map sheets: Plate 1: Index to published surface geologic mapping in Oklahoma, 1901-1976; Plate 2: Index to unpublished surface geologic mapping in Oklahoma, 1949-1976. 
Map GM-22. Index to subsurface mapping in Oklahoma (1967-1976), compiled by John F. Roberts, Timothy Drexler, Elizabeth A. Ham, Kathryn N. Jensen, Kenneth V. Luza, Matthew W. Totten, and Kurt Hollocher. May 1981. Scale: 1:750,000. Three map sheets: Plate 1: Index to subsurface mapping in Oklahoma, 1967-1970; Plate 2: Index to subsurface mapping in Oklahoma, 1971-1973; Plate 3: Index to subsurface mapping in Oklahoma, 1974-1976. 
Map GM-23. Map showing potentially strippable coal beds in eastern Oklahoma, by Samuel A. Friedman and Ronald J. Woods. August 1982. Set of 4 map sheets. Scale: 1:125,000. 
Map GM-24. Map of eastern Oklahoma showing locations of active coal mines, 1977-79, compiled by Samuel A. Friedman and K. C. Sawyer. July 1982. Scale: 1:500,000. 
Map GM-25. Map of Oklahoma showing localities of reported uranium and radioactivity values, compiled by Matthew W. Totten and Robert O. Fay. August 1982. Scale: 1:750,000. Accompanying 16-page text. 
Map GM-26. Indexes to surface and subsurface geologic mapping in Oklahoma, 1977-1979, compiled by Kenneth V. Luza, Elizabeth A. Ham, and Philip R. Sanders. JUly 27, 1983. Scale: 1:750,000. Two map sheets: 
Plate 1: Index to surface geologic mapping in Oklahoma, 1977-1979; Plate 2: 
Index to subsurface geologic mapping in Oklahoma, 1977-1979. 
Map GM-27. Geothermal resources and temperature gradients of Oklahoma, compiled by William E. Harrison, George A. Laguros, M. Lynn Prater, and Paul K. Cheung. September 18, 1984. Scale: 1:500,000. 
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INDEX TO GEOLOGIC MAPPING 
The index to geologic mapping in Oklahoma comprises three sets of maps, the original index and supplements 1 and 2. The index maps are of two types, one for surface mapping and one for subsurface and geophysical mapping. Each map is bibliographically indexed to published and unpublished sources. 
*Index to Geologic Mapping in Oklahoma, by Carl C. Branson and Louise Jordan. 
November 1961. Five maps: one for surface mapping from 1901 through 1960, and four for subsurface and geophysical mapping from 1940 through 1960. 
*Index to Geologic Mapping in Oklahoma-Supplement 1, by Carl C. Branson and Louise Jordan. October 1964. Two index maps: surface mapping from 1901 through 1963, and subsurface and geophysical mapping from 1961 through 1963. Scale 1:1,000,000. 
*Index to Geologic Mapping in Oklahoma-Supplement 2, by Carl C. Branson, Louise Jordan, and John F. Roberts. November 1967. Two index maps: surface mapping from 1901 through 1966, and subsurface and geophysical mapping from 1964 through 1966. Scale 1:1,000,000. 
Subsequent indexes have been published as Map GM-21, Map GM-22, and Map GM-26. 
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HYDROLOGIC ATLASES 
The hydrologic atlas series is the result of a long-term cooperative investigation program between the Oklahoma Geological Survey and the Water Resources Division of the U.S. Geological Survey. It provides reconnaissance appraisals of nine 10 x 20 quadrangles of the State, excluding only the Panhandle region. 
Hydrologic Atlas 1. Reconnaissance of the water resources of the Fort Smith quadrangle, east-central Oklahoma, by Melvin V. Marcher. October 27, 1969. Set of 4 maps (including geologic map), most at a scale of 1:250,000. 
Hydrologic Atlas 2. Reconnaissance of the water resources of the Tulsa quadrangle, northeastern Oklahoma, by Melvin V. Marcher and Roy H. Bingham. August 19, 1971. Set of 4 maps (including geologic map), most at a scale of 1:250,000. 
Hydrologic Atlas 3. Reconnaissance of the water resources of the Ardmore and Sherman quadrangles, southern Oklahoma, by Donald L. Hart, Jr. October 15, 1974. Set of 4 maps (including geologic map), most at a scale of 1:250,000. 
Hydrologic Atlas 4. Reconnaissance of the water resources of the Oklahoma City quadrangle, central Oklahoma, by Roy H. Bingham and Robert L. Moore. June 3, 1975. Set of 4 maps (including geologic map), most at a scale of 1:250,000. 
Hydrologic Atlas 5. Reconnaissance of the water resources of the Clinton quadrangle, west-central Oklahoma, by Jerry E. Carr and DeRoy L. Bergman. September 28, 1976. Set of 4 maps (including geologic map), most at a scale of 1:250,000. 
Hydrologic Atlas 6. Reconnaissance of the water resources of the Lawton quadrangle, southwestern Oklahoma, by John S. Havens. October 24, 1977. Set of 4 maps (including geologic map), most at a scale of 1:250,000. 
Hydrologic Atlas 7. Reconnaissance of the water resources of the Enid quadrangle, north-central Oklahoma, by Roy H. Bingham and DeRoy L. Bergman. November 6, 1980. Set of· 4 maps (including geologic map), most at a scale of 1:250,000. 
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Hydrologic Atlas 8. Reconnaissance of the water resources of the Woodward quadrangle, northwestern Oklahoma, by Robert B. Morton. January 20, 1981. Set of 4 maps (including geologic map), most at a scale of 1:250,000. 
Hydrologic Atlas 9. Reconnaissance of the water resources of the McAlester and Texarkana quadrangles, southeastern Oklahoma, by Melvin V. Marcher and DeRoy L. Bergman. October 3, 1983. Set of 4 maps (including geologic map), most at a scale of 1:250,000. 

SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS 
SP58-1. Semi-Centennial Report, 1908-1958, by Carl C. Branson, Louise Jordan, and William E. Ham. July 1958. 149 pages, 6 figures, 5 maps, 9 photographs, 7 tables. 
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SP72-1. Proceedings of the 22nd Annual Highway Geology Symposium, Rosemary Kellner and William D. Rose, editors. 1972. 12 papers, 123 pages, 74 figures, 14 tables. Published by Oklahoma Geological Survey in cooperation with Oklahoma Department of Highways for 22nd Annual Highway Geology Symposium held in Norman, Oklahoma, April 22-23, 1971. 
SP73-2. Igneous geology of the Wichita Mountains and economic geology of Permian rocks in southwest Oklahoma, by Kenneth S. Johnson and Rodger E. Denison, with contributions by Douglas C. Brockie, Hugh E. Hunter, and Nancy L. Scofield. November 9, 1973. 33 pages, 35 figures, 9 tables. Published by Oklahoma Geological Survey for field trip no. 6 of 1973 annual meeting of GSA. 
SP73-3. Regional geology of the Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma, by William E. Ham, compiled by T. L. Rowland, with contributions by Thomas W. Amsden, Rodger E. Denison, James R. Derby, Robert O. Fay, A. Allen Graffham, T. L. Rowland, Richard L. Squires, James H. Stitt, and Elliott W. Wiltse. November 9, 1973. 61 pages, 54 figures, 1 map. Published by Oklahoma Geological Survey for field trip no. 5 of 1973 annual meeting of GSA; reprinted with minor revisions for field trip no. 1 of 1978 annual meeting of AAPG/SEPM. 
SP74-1. Guidebook to the depositional environment of selected Pennsylvanian sandstones and carbonates of Oklahoma, by John W. Shelton and T. L. Rowland. March 7, 1974. 75 pages, 33 figures, 15 plates. Published in cooperation with Oklahoma State University for field trip no. 3 of 8th annual meeting of South-Central Section of GSA; reprinted for field trip no. 1 of 1981 biennial meeting of Mid-Continent Section of AAPG. 
SP74-2. An investigation of the coal reserves in the Ozark section of Oklahoma and their potential uses, by S. A. Friedman. July 10. 1974. Final report to the Ozark Regional Commission; published by Oklahoma Geological Survey and distributed by permission of the Commission. 117 pages, 24 figures, 77 tables. 
SP76-1. Plutonic igneous geology of the Wichita Magmatic Province, Oklahoma, by Benjamin N. Powell and Joseph F. Fischer, with contributions by David W. Phelps and Martin A. Pruatt, February 26, 1976. 35 pages, 52 figures, 7 tables. Published by Oklahoma Geological Survey for field trip no. 2 of 10th annual meeting of South-Central Section of GSA. 
*SP79-1. List of publications of Oklahoma Geological Survey, 1902-1978, compiled by Elizabeth A. Ham and Claren M. Kidd. May 1979. 75 pages. 
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SP81-1. Reservoir and fluid characteristics of selected oil fields in Oklahoma, compiled by William E. Harrison and Dareia L. Routh. March 1981. 317 pages, index maps. 
SP79-2. Catalog of theses and dissertations granted by The University of Oklahoma in geology, geophysics, and geological engineering, 1904-1977, compiled by Katherine L. Keener, Elizabeth A. Ham, and Claren M. Kidd. September 1979. 129 pages. 
SP81-2. Bibliography of abandoned coal-mine lands in Oklahoma, compiled by Kenneth S. Johnson, Claren M. Kidd, and Rachel C. Butler. April 1981. 84 pages, 1 figure. 
SP81-3. Seismicity and tectonic relationships of the Nemaha Uplift in OklahomaPart III, by Kenneth V. Luza and James E. Lawson, Jr. June 1981. 70 pages, 23 figures, 4 tables. 
SP82-1. Seismicity and tectonic relationships of the Nemaha Uplift in OklahomaPart IV, by Kenneth V. Luza and James E. Lawson, Jr. March 1982. 52 pages, 12 figures, 6 tables. 
SP81-4. Evaluation of heavy-oil potential of northeastern Craig and northwestern Ottawa Counties, Oklahoma, by William E. Harrison, John F. Roberts, and Larman J. Heath. June 1981. 46 pages, 27 figures, 2 tables. 
SP81-5. Combined bibliographies of Oklahoma geology, vol. 1: 1955-1970; vol. 2: 1971-1979, compiled by Elizabeth A. Ham and Christine D. Gay. November 1981. 425 pages. 
SP82-2. Bibliography and index of Oklahoma geology, 1980, compiled by Elizabeth A. Ham. May 1982. 25 pages. 
SP82-3. Determination of reserves of methane from coal beds for use in rural 
	communities in eastern Oklahoma, by Samuel A. Friedman. 	March 1982. 
32 pages, 7 figures, 2 tables. 
SP82-4. Second International Conference on Geological Information proceedings, Claren M. Kidd, editor. July 12, 1983. 2 volumes, 427 pages. Proceedings of a conference held May 23-27, 1982, in Golden, Colorado. 
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SP82-5. An evaluation of water resources for enhanced oil-recovery operations, Cement Field, Caddo and Grady Counties, Oklahoma, by Donald A. Preston, William E. Harrison, Kenneth V. Luza, Lynn Prater, and Raja Reddy. February 14, 1983. 64 pages, 12 figures, 5 plates, 9 tables. 
*SP82-6. Core-collection catalog, Oklahoma Geological Survey, November 1982. 
December 8, 1982. 63 pages. (Supersedes Core Catalogs 1, 2, 3, 4). 
SP83-1. Geothermal resource assessment in Oklahoma, by William E. Harrison, Kenneth V. Luza, M. Lynn Prater, and Paul K. Cheung. August 4, 1983. 42 pages, 11 figures, 3 plates (maps), 1 table. 

SP83-2. A history of the Oklahoma Geological Survey. 1908-1983. by Elizabeth A. 
Ham. November 28. 1983. 60 pages. 36 figures. 
SP84-1. Guidebook for Arbuckle Mountain field trip. southern Oklahoma. by Kenneth S. Johnson. Margaret R. Burchfield. and William E. Harrison. August 28. 1984. Guidebook prepared by the Oklahoma Geological Survey for a field trip held July 28. 1984. during the Conference on the Development of Shallow Oil and Gas Resources held at The University of Oklahoma and sponsored by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR). 21 pages. 19 figures. 2 tables. 
SP84-2. Core-collection catalog, Oklahoma Geological Survey. July 1984. compiled by Michelle J. Summers and Eldon R. Cox. September 19. 1984. 71 pages. index map. 4 photos. 
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MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS 
*[1] Resources of Oklahoma in a pocket-book, by C. w. Shannon. 1912. 64 pages. *[2] Handbook on the natural resources of Oklahoma. 1916. 98 pages. 
*[3] Facts about Oklahoma, by Fred M. Bullard. 1920. 12 pages. 
	*[4] 	Descripti ve catalogue of the geological and mineralogical collections presented to colleges, normal schools and high schools of Oklahoma, by Fred M. Bullard. 1921. 12 mimeographed pages. 
*[5] Facts about Oklahoma, by Fred M. Bullard. 1921. 12 pages. *[6] Oklahoma Geological Survey. 1921. 18 pages. 
*[7] Facts about Oklahoma, by Fred M. Bullard. 1922. 16 pages. 
*[8] Oklahoma's mineral resources, by C. w. Shannon. 1922. Leaflet. 
	*[9] 	Robberson oil and gas field, Garvin County, Oklahoma, by Leon E. English and L. T. Burlingame. 1922. Map with text on reverse. (Press Bulletin 10.) 
*[10] 	The Oklahoma Geological Survey and Oklahoma minerals, by C. N. Gould. 1925. 8 pages. 
*[11] 	The Oklahoma Geological Survey and Oklahoma minerals, by C. N. Gould. 1925. 10 pages. 
*[12] Oklahoma has lying dormant in her hills, by C. N. Gould. 1925. Leaflet. 
*[13] Oklahoma's hidden treasures, by C. N. Gould. 1926. 8 pages. *[14] Oklahoma's mineral wealth, by C. N. Gould. 1926. 8 pages. 
*[15] Arbuckle Mountains and Ardmore basin. 1927. Maps for field conference. 
*[16] Five hundred million dollars, by C. N. Gould. 1928. 10 pages. 
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*[17] 	Catalog of one hundred rocks, minerals, and fossils from Oklahoma, by W. M. Plaster. 1928. 
*[18] Directory, manufacturing and mining in Oklahoma, by J. A. Stone. 1928. 45 pages. 
*[19] 	One billion dollars, by C. N. Gould. 1929. 16 pages. Reissued January 1930; December 1930; March 1931. 
*[20] Preliminary report on the oil and gas geology of Oklahoma County, by C. L. 
Cooper. 1929. 25 mimeographed pages. 

*[21] 	Handbook on the natural resources of Oklahoma. Undated. 
*[22] Oklahoma glass sands, by C. N. Gould and J. O. Beach. 1930. 12 pages. *[23] Summer birds of Oklahoma, by L. B. Nice and M. Nice. 1930. 7 mimeographed pages. 
*[24] 	Catalog of one hundred rocks, minerals, and fossils from Oklahoma, second edition, by W. M. Plaster. 1936. 39 pages. 
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*[25] 	Graphic history of oil field expansion in Oklahoma from 1885-1935 by five-year periods, by R. H. Dott, 1936. 16 pages. 
*[26] Oklahoma Geological Survey, program and needs, by R. H. Dott. 1936. 11 pages. *[27] Underground water resources of Muskogee County, by J. O. Beach. 1936. 16 pages. 
*[28] Your Geological Survey, what it is-what it does, by R. H. Dott. 1936. 4 pages. 
*[29] 	Catalog of one hundred rocks, minerals, and fossils from Oklahoma, new edition, by W. E. Ham, with glossary by Eloise Tittle. 1942. 90 pages, 39 figures. 
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CATALOG 
Core catalog 4. Complete list of cores acquired by The University of Oklahoma Core and Sample Library through March 1970. March 1970. 34 pages (multilith), (Supersedes Core Catalogs I, 2, 3. Superseded by SP82-6 and SP84-2.) 
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COAL REPORT 
An investigation of the coal reserves in the Ozark section of Oklahoma and their potential uses, by S. A. Friedman. July 10, 1974. Final report to the Ozark Regional Commission; published by Oklahoma Geological Survey and distributed by permission of the Commission. 117 pages, 24 figures, 77 tables. (Now designated SP74-2.) 
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MINERAL PRODUCERS DIRECTORY 
Mineral producers in Oklahoma, 1970, John F. Roberts, compiler. November 1,1970. 50 pages (multilith), 
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HIGHWAY GEOLOGY SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS 
Proceedings of the 22nd Annual Highway Geology Symposium, Rosemary Kellner and William D. Rose, editors. 1972. 12 papers, 123 papers, 74 figures, 14 tables. Published by Oklahoma Geological Survey in cooperation with Oklahoma Department of Highways for 22nd Annual Highway Geology Symposium held in Norman, Oklahoma, April 22-23, 1971. (Now designated SP72-1.) 
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OKLAHOMA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE ANNALS 
Oklahoma Academy of Science Annals No.2. Environmental aspects of geology and engineering in Oklahoma, William D. Rose, editor. Proceedings of a symposium held December 4, 1970, at Oklahoma State University, Stillwater. Published by the Oklahoma Geological Survey in cooperation with the Oklahoma Academy of Science. December 1971. 8 papers, 70 pages, 32 figures, 4 tables. 
Oklahoma Academy of Science Annals No.5. Oklahoniareservoir resources, Loren G. Hill and Robert C. Summerfelt, editors. Proceedings of a symposium held in November 1974 at Southeastern Oklahoma State University, Durant. Published by the Oklahoma Geological Survey in cooperation with the Oklahoma Academy of Science. March 1, 1976. 18 papers, 151 pages, 33 figures, 52 tables. 
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OKLAHOMA GEOLOGY NOTES AND THE HOPPER 
Periodical publications of the Oklahoma Geological Survey containing short scientific and technical articles, mineral and petroleum statistics, the Director's annual report, news items, abstracts, and from 1955 through 1980 an annual bibliography of Oklahoma geology. 
The Hopper was issued monthly from 1941 through 1955; publication was continued thereafter as Oklahoma Geology Notes with volume numbers successive. From volume 16 through volume 27 Oklahoma Geology Notes was published 10 times a year . under 12 issue numbers; since 1958 publication has been bimonthly, with issues numbered accordingly. All issues of The Hopper are out of print. 
Year 
*The Hopper Volume Number 
Pages
1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 
10 11 12 13 14 15 
80 120 136 127 120 120 120 120 120 124 110 
70 60 223 140 
Year 
Volume Number 
Pages
Oklahoma Geology Notes 
1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 
144 120 208 268 328 340 324 292 312 316 296 
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	Oklahoma Geology Notes 		
			
Year 	Volume Number 	Pages 	
			
1967 	27 	244 	
1968 	28 	208 	
1969 	29 	164 	
1970 	30 	168 	
1971 	31 	148 	
1972 	32 	220 	
1973 	33 	252 	
1974 	34 	232 	
1975 	35 	244 	
1976 	36 	268 	
1977 	37 	240 	
1978 	38 	268 	
1979 	39 	260 	
1980 	40 	280 	
1981 	41 	227 	
1982 	42 	260 	
1983 	43 	207 	
1984 	44 	220 	
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INDEX TO AUTHORS 
Adkison, W. L. GB13 
Bergman, D. L. HA5, HA7, HA9 
Alberstadt, L. P. B117 
Berry, E. W. B38 
Bingham, R. H. B128, HA2, HA4, HA7 
Alexander, R. C. C31 
Alfonsi, P. P. B120 
Amsden, T. W. B78, B82, B84, B90, B94, B105, B119, B121, B125, B129, B132, C38, C43, C44, C83, GM-14, GSA-GB[2], SP73-3 
Black, C. C. C48 Blair, A. J., II GM-16 
Bloeseh, Edward B40-EE 
Arbenz, J. K. GM-3 
Boueot, A. J. B78 
Anderson, G. E. B40-N 
Blythe, J. G. C47 
Arehinal, B. E. GB20 
Bowles, C. E. B40-AA 
Aurin, Fritz B30, C7 
Bowring, S. A. GB21 
Boyle, J. P. B40-L, B40-KK, B40-XX 
Babaet, A. GB21 
Bado, J. T. B89 	Branson, C. C. B72, B99, C31, 
C52, DBR 1953-55, EP1, GB2, GB4, 
Bale, H. E. B40-GG 	IGM, IGM suppl, 1, IGM suppl. 2, MM[20], MR27, SCR, SP58-1 
Barghusen, Herbert C59 
Briggs, Garrett C75 
Barrick, J. E. C83 
Brockie, D. C. GSA-GB-[3], SP73-2 
Beach, J. O. C29, MP[22], MPl271 MR1, MR3, MR5, MR6, MR13 
Brower, J. C. C78 
Becker, C. M. B40-I Beckwith, H. T. B40-T 
BUllard, B. M. B40-Q, MM[4], MM[5] 
BUllard, F. M. B33, B39, B40-00, B47, MP[3], MP[4], MP[5], MP[7] 
Burchfield, M. R. SP84-1 Burlingame, L. T. MPl9] 
Bedwell, H. T. GM-16 Beede, J. W. B21, BR(TS)l Bell, R. E. GB11 
Bellis, W. H. C76 Bennison, A. P. MM[l1] 
Bunn, J. R. B36, B40-PP 
Burton, G. E. C8' 
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Burton, L. C. en 
BUrwell, A. L. C25, C27, MM[9], MR14, MR16, MR24, MR27, MR28, MR29 
Busch, D. A. GB4 Butler, R. C. SP81-2 
Buttram, Frank B10, B13, B18 
Campbell, K. S. W. B1l5, B123 
Carpenter, Everett B40-V 
Carr, J. E. HA5 
Case, E. C. BR(TS)2 
Case, L. C. C25 
Cathey, T. A. GB12 
Chase, G. W. C30, MR26, MR27, Map A-1 
Chenoweth, P. A. MM[ll] Cheung, P. K. SP83-1, GM-27 
Christian, Harry GB4 
Clare, P. H. C62 
Clark, G. C. B40-H 
Clark, R. W. B40-F, B40-W 
Clawson, W. W., Jr. B40-JJ 
Clifton, R. L. B40-A, B40-Y Cline, L. M. B85, C41 
Clinton, R. P. GB4 
Cloud, W. F. B40-MM, B40-RR, B43 
Cocke, J. M. C72 
Conkling, R. A. B40-S 
Cooper, C. L. B4, B40-H, B40-U, B40-II, C9, MP[20] 
Corff, J. A. GM-21 
Cox, E. R. SP84-2 
Cram, I. H. B40-QQ Cronoble, W. R. B107 
Croy, R. L. en 
Cullen, John B26 
Curiale, J. A. B135 
Curtis, N. M., Jr. EP1, ESM4, GB10, MM[19], MR35 
Dale, Phyllis C29 
Dalton, R. C. B120 
Davis, J. D. MR12, MR15 
Davis, L. V. B73, B86, C61, MR22, MR23 
Davis, R. E. C81, C82 
DeBarr, Edwin BR(TS)3 
Decker, C. E. B35, B55, C15, C22 
Decker, Lawrence B40-P 
Denison, R. E. B95, C84, GSA-GB[2], GSA-GB[3], SP73-2, SP73-3 
Derby, J. R. GB17, GSA-GB[2], SP73-3 
Desjardins, Louis MM[ll] 
Dilday, N. T. MM[9] 
Dille, G. S. B69 
Doerr, A. H. C54 
Donovan, R. N. GB21 
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Dott, R. H. 840-J, 840-K, D8R 1935 through 1948, MM[9], MP[251 MP[261 MF[28], MR5, MR11, MR16 
Douglass, R. C. G820, 8136 
Drexler, Timothy GM-22 
Duarte-Vivas, Andres 8120 
DU8ois, R. L. GM-19 
Durden, C. J. 8136 
Edson, F. C. 831 
Edwards, L. E. MR36 
Elias, M. K. C52, C56, G816 
Emig, W. H. 829 
English, L. E. MP[9J English, S. G. MR5, MR6 
Evans, O. F. C17 
Fay, R. O. 889, 898, 8106, 8114, C86, G89, G817, GM-20, GM-25, GSAG8l2J, SP73-3 
Fellows, L. D. C65 
Ferris, Craig MMl11J 
Finell, H. H. 837 
Fischer, J. F. GSA-GBl5J, SP76-1 
Foster, P. H. GM-19 
Frederickson, E. A. C63, G85, GM-4 
Freie, A. J. 848 
Frezon, S. F. C58 
Friedman, S. A. CR, GM-23, GM-24, MML16J, MMl17 J, SP74.-2, SP82-3 
Furnish, W. M. C67 
Galloway, J. J. C21 
Garrett, R. E. 816 
Gay, C. D. SP81-5 George, H. C. 843 
Gibson, A. M. G811, G815 
Giddens, J. D., III G821 
Gilbert, M. C. G821 
I.~ I 
Glass, 8. P. G815 Goodnight, C. H. C25 
Gouin, Frank 840-E, 840-M, 840-DD 
Gould, C. N. 81, 85, 86, 814, 835, 837, 838, 841, 8R(TS)2, 8R(TS)3, C1, C2, C3, C13, C16, MPl10J, MPlllJ, MP112J, MPl13J, MPl14J, MPl16J, MPl19J, MP\.22J, MR3 
Gratfharn, A. A. G817, GSA-G8L2J, SP73-3 
Grandone, Peter MR32, MR34, MR36 
Grayson, R. C., Jr. G819, G820, 8136 
Greene, F. C. 840-D, 840-CC 
Greig, P. B., Jr. 883 
Groves, J. R. 8133, 8136 
Grubbs, R. K. G820, 8136 
Haley, 8. R. GB19 
Ham, E. A. GM-22, GM-26, SP79-1, SP79-2, SP81-5, SP82-2, SP83-2 
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Ham, W. E. B65, B89, B92, B95, C23, C26, C27, C33, C42, C64, EP1, ESM4, GB3, GB5, GB10, GB17, GSA-GBLlJ, GSA-GBL2J, IFTGllJ, IFTGL2J, IFTGL3J, IFTGL5J, Map A-2, MML19J, MPL29J, MR12, MR25, MR28, MR30, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR35, MR36, SCR, SP58-1, SP73-3 
Hancock, M. M. C68 
Harris, R. W. B55, B75, C39 
Harrison, W. E. SP81-1, SP81-4, SP82-5, SP83-1, B136 
Hart, D. L., Jr. B114, C81, HA3 
Hart, o. D. B103 
Havens, J. S. C85, HA6 
Heath, L. J. SP81-4 
Hedlund, R. W. B112 
Heston, M. J. B127 
Hibbard, C. W. C37 
Hill, J. W. MR33 
Hill, L. G. OAS:-A5 
Hottman, M. G. B52 
Hotfrneister, W. S. C32 
Hollocher, Kurt GM-22 
Honess, C. W. B32, B40-R, B44, C(BG)3, MMllJ 
Hopla, C. E. GBll Hoppe, W. J. GB21 
Huttrnan, G. G. B77, B99, B120, B126, C68, GB1, GB12 
Humphrey, J. E. GB12 
Hunter, H. E. GSA-GBllJ, GSA-GBl3J, SP73-2 
Hutchison, L. L. B1, B2, C1 
Ireland, H. A. B40-NN 
Jacobsen, C. L. MR20 

Jacobsen, Lynn B79 
Jacobsen, Peter GM-6, GM-7 
JeHries, E. L. B120 
Jenkins, W. A. B128 
Jensen, K. N. GM-22 
Jobe, T. C. C39 
Johnson, K. S. C64, crt, C79, C80, EP1, EP2, EP3, GM15, GM17, GSA-GBl3J, HGS-22-GB, MM1l8J, MMl20J, MMl21J, OAS-42, SP73-2, SP81-2, B136 
Jones, V. L. GM-6, GM-7 
Jordan, Louise B80, B81, B89, B102, GB4, GB6, GM-5, GM-B, GM-9, IGM, IGM suppl, I, IGM suppl, 2, SCR, SP58-1 
Kaupp, Carl B., III GM-16 
Kellner, Rosemary HGS-22-P, SP72-1 
Kidd, C. M. SP79-1, SP79-2, SP81-2, SP82-4 
Kirk, C. T. BR(TS)3 
Kite, W. C. B40-0 
Kitts, D. B. C45, C48, e69 
Knechtel, M. M. B67, B68 
Koontz, Terry Bll1 
Kosehrnan, A. H. B40-X 
Krumme, G. W. B131 
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Laguros, G. A. B136 
Lane, H. R. B136 
Langenheim, R. L., Jr. B136 
Langton, J. M. C68 
Laudon, R. B. C46 
Lawson, J. E., Jr. SP81-3, SP82-1, GM-19 
LeBlanc, R. J., Sr. GB19 
Levorsen, A. I. B40-BB 
Lewis, F. E. C13 
Litton, Gaston GB4 
Logan, Leonard B54 
Lonsdale, J. T. B37, B38 
Lundin, R. F. B108, B116 
Luza, K. V. C80, GM-19, GM-21, GM-22, GM-26, SP81-3, SP82-1, SP82-5, SP83-1, GM-27 
Lyons, P. L. GM-6, GM-7 
McCaleb, J. A. C67 
McCasland, Willard HGS-22-GB 
McClaflin, R. G. C82 
McDonald, O. G. B40-C 
McFarland, J. D., III GB19 
McKinley, M. E. GB17, Map A-2 
Maher, J. C. GB8, GB14 
Manger, W. L. GB18, GB19, B136 
Mankin, C. J. B92, B107 
Marcher, M. V. EP1, HAl, HA2, HA9, MMl23J 
Marchetti, J. W., Jr. GM-16 
Marine, I. W. B97 
Markas, J. M. GM-16 
Melton, F. A. B40-LL, GM-18 
Merritt, C. A. B55, B76, B95, C15, C23, GB5, GSA-GBllJ, Map A-5, MR4, MR8, MR10 
Merritt, J. W. B40-C Miller, J. R. GB21 
Miser, H. D. B44, B50, MMl3J, MMl1UJ 
Mogg, J. L. B87 
Moore, C. A. B66 
Moore, R. L. HA4 
Moose, J. E. B51 
Moretti, Frank C41 
Morgan, G. D. C10, Cll, C12, B(BG)2, C(BG)2 
Morgan, J. L. C36 
Morton, R. B. HAS 
Motts, W. S. B91 
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Myers, A. J. B80, GB15 
Myers, G. W. B25 
Maff, J. D. EP4 
Nassichuk,W. W. B136 
Nelson, G. B1 
Nestell, M. K. GB20, B136 
Netzeband, F. F. MR25, MR31 
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Newell, N. D. B57 
Nice, L. B. MP[23] Nice, M. MP[23] Noe, A. C. B34 
Norden, J. A. E. GM-16 
Oakes, M. C. B62, B67, B6~, B81, B91, B111, B122, C24, GB4, IFTGl4J, Map C-1, MR2, MR16 
Ohern, D. C. B15, B16 
Olson, E. C. C59, C70, C74 
Pate, J. D. B80 
Patrick, C. R. GB15 
Perry, E. S. B28 
Phelps, D. W. GSA-GBl5], SP76-1 Pitt, W. D. C34, GBll 
Plaster, W. M. MPl17 J, MPL24J 
Play ton, S. J. C82 
Powell, B. N. GSA-GBl5J, GB21, SP76-1 
Powers, Sidney B40-G 
Prater, Lynn SP82-5, SP83-1, GM-27 Preston, D. A. SP82-5 
Pruatt, M. A. GSA-GBL5J, SP76-1 
Quinn, J. H. C67 
Radler, Dollie B40-VV 
Randolph, Jay MR9 
Reddy, Raja SP82-5 
Redfield, J. S. B40-00, B42 
Redman, R. H. C63 
Reed, E. W. B72, B87, C28, MR20 
Reeds, C. A. B3, C14 
Reynolds, J. D. MR12, MR15 
Rice, E. L. GB4, GBll 
Ries, E. R. B71, Map C-3 
Riggs, C. D. GBll 
Roark, Louis B36 
Roberts, J. F. C80, GM21, GM22, EP1, IGM Suppl. 2, MMl22], MPD, SP81-4 
Rose, W. D. HGS-22-P, OAS-A2, SP72-1 
Roth, Robert B40-K, C18 
Rothrock, E. P. B34 
Routh, D. L. SP81-1 Rowett, C. L. B104, C72 
Rowland, T. L. B105, C76, GM-9, GM-14, GSA-GBl2J, GSA-GBl4J, SP73-3, SP74-1 
Russell, D. T. C50, GB7 
Russell, J. A. C79 
Ryniker, Charles C21 
Samoilovich, J. M., Jr. C57 
Sanders, P. R. GM-26 
Sanderson, D. J. GB21 
Sawyer, K. C. GM-24 
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Sawyer, R. W. B40-HH 
Schleicher, J. A. B92 
Schoff, S. L. B59, B64, B72, B87, 
B97, C28, GM-2, Map 72-2, MR18, MR19, MR21 
Schramm, E. F. BR(TS)3 
Scofield, N. L. GB21, GSA-GB[3], SP73-2 
Scott, G. L., Jr. C42, Map A-4 
Searle, V. C. B51 
Seely, D. R. B101 
Shannon, C. W. B4, B19, B22, C4, MPL!J, MP[8] 
Shaver, R. H. B136 
Shead, A. C. B14 
Shelburne, O. B. B88 
Sheldon, M. G. GB13 
Shelley, P. G. C19 
Shelton, J. W. B1l8, B128, GSA-GBL4J, SP74-1 
Sides, J. R. GB21 
Six, R. L. B40-UU, B40-WW 
Skelton, A. G. B63, MR7, MR17 
Skelton, M. B. B63, MR7 
Slocum, Ernest B38 
Slocum, R. C. C35 
Smith, A. G. C66 Smith, D. L. C75 
Snider, L. C. B7, B8, B9, Bll, B17, B24, B27, C5 
Soyster, H. B. B40-FF Spradlin, C. B. GBll 
Squires, R. L. GSA-GB[2], SP73-3 
Starke, J. M., Jr. C57 
Stitt, J. H. BllO, B124, B134, GB17, GSA-GB[2], SP73-3 
Stone, C. G. GB19 
Stone, G. T. GSA-GB[l] Stone, J. A. B40-1I, MP[18] 
Stovall, J. W. B64 
Strimple, H. L. B93, B100, C55, C60, B136 
Strong, D. M. B99 
Suffel, G. G. B49 Summerfelt, R. C. OAS-A5 
Summers, M. J. SP84-2 
Sutherland, P. K. B104, B109, GB18, GB19, GB20, B136 
Sutton, G. M. GBll Sweet, W. C. B132 
Taft', J. A. B12 
Tanaka, H. H. C61 
Tanner, W. F. B74, C40, Map A-3, Map C-4 
Tarr, R. S~ GM-9 
Taylor, C. H. B20 Taylor, D. W. C37 Taylor, T. B. B40-FF 
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Tennant, S. H. GB20 
Thorn, W. H., Jr. MM[2] 
Ti tHe, Eloise M P[29] 
Tomlinson, C. W. B40-Z, B46 
Toomey, D. F. C66, C83 
Totten, M. W. GM-22, GM-25 
Tracy, F. C. B38 
Travis, Abe B40-SS 
Tribble, P. E. MR31 
Trout, L. E. B19, B25 
Ulrich, E. O. B45 
Unklesbay, A. G. B96 
Vanderpool, R. E. C53 
Van Vleet, A. H. BR(TS)2 
Ventress, W. P. S. B94 
Vosburg, D. L. BI02 
Waddell, D. E. B113 
Wallis, B. P. B23 
Wardell, M. L. B37 
Warren, J. H. B69, GM-l, Map 72-1, MR25 
Warthin, A. S., Jr. B53 
Wayland, J. R. C33 
Weaver, O. D., Jr. B70, Map C-2 
Webb, P. K. C51 Webster, G. D. B136 Weibel, C. P. B136 
Weidman, Samuel B56 Weirich, T. E. B40-TT 
West, R. R. B136 
Westheimer, J. M. C63 
White, L. H. B40-B Williams, G. Y. B14 
i . I' 
'I 
Williamson, S. R. B80 
Wilson, C. W. B57 
Wilson, L. R. C32, C49 
Wilson, R. A. B41 
wru 	E W 		GSA-GBl2J, SP73-3 
	1 se, • 	. 
Wingate, F. H. B130 
Wolt"ard, N. E. B58, B61, C20, CSC1, 
CSC2, CSC3 
Wood, F. C. B60 Wood, P. R. C71 
Woodruff, E. G. B40-U, BR(TS)3 
Woods, R. J. GM-23 
Zachry, D. L. B136 
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INDEX TO COUNTIES 
All Counties 
B1, B6, B15, B22, B27, B35, B42, 
B50 BR(TS)2 
C2, C3, C4, C6, C16, C29, CSO Directors' Reports 
EP1, EP2, 
ESM1, ESM2, ESM3, ESM4, ESM5 GB6, GB10 
GM-1, GM-2, GM-3, GM-5, GM-6, GM-7, GM-9, GM-10, GM-ll, GM-12, GM-13, GM-14, GM-15, GM-19, GM-21, GM-22, GM-25, GM-26 
HGS-P 
IGM, IGM suppl, 1, IGM suppl, 2 Map 72-1, Map 72-2 
MMl3J, MMl4], MMl5], MMl7 J, MM[SJ, MM[9J, MMl10J, MM115J, MMl1SJ, MMl19J, MMl20J, MM[21J, MMl22J, MML23J 
MPD 
MRll, MR13, MR25, MR31, MR32, 
MR34, MR36 OAS-A2, OAS-A5 SCR 
SP5S-1, SP72-1, SPSl-3, SPS2-6, SPS4-2 
Adair 
B1, B5, B6, B7, BS, B19, B24, B26, B27, B40-R, B40-QQ. B60, B77, B105, B125, B129, B133, B136 C35, C46, C47, C6S, CS3 DBR1935/36, DBR1941/42 
GB1, GB12, GB1S, GB19 GSA-GBl4J 
HAl, HA2 
MR5, MR31, MR32, MR34 SCR 
SP5S-1, SP74-1 
Alfalfa 
B1, B5, B6, BS, Bll, B19, B27, B30, 
B40-A, B4S, B121 C13 
DBR1935/36 
EP3 
GB13 
HAS 
MR21, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP5S-1, SPS2-1 
Atoka 
B1, B2, B4, B5, B6, B7, BS, B10, B19, B23, B26, B27, B44, B50, B82, B84, B95, B104, BIOS, B109, B116, B123, B132, B135, B136 
C5, C12, C14, C26, C54, C72, C81 CR 
CSC2 
DBR1935/36, DBR1941/42 GB6 
GM-8, GM-17, GM-23 HA3, HA9 
Map A-2 
MR5, MR25, MR30, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP5S-1, SP74-2, SPSl-2 
Beaver 
B1, B5, B6, B8, B13, B19, B27, B30, B38, B40-WW, B47, B48. B60, B97, B102 
C13, C27 
DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38 GB6 
MR1, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1 
58 

Beckham 
B1, B6, B7, B8, B11, B19, B27, B30, B40-M, B48, B49, B95, B103, B114, B121 
C13, C17, C42, C79 DBR1935/36 
GB5, GB6 
HA5 
MR11, MR25, MR29, MR31, MR32, MR34 
SCR 
SP58-1 
Blaine 
B1, B5, B6, B8, B11, B13, B19, B27, B30, B40-UU, B48, B49, B89, B92, B98, B102, B121 
BR(TS)2 
C13, C27, C70, C79 DBR1941/42 
EP3 
GB9, GB13 HA5, HAS 
MR1, MR6, MR8, MR25, MR29, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1, SP82-1 
Bryan 
B1, B2, B5, B8, B19, B27, B40-R, 
B95, B112, B120, B126, B130 C5, C81 
CSC2 
DBR1935/36 
HA3, HA9 
MR11, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1 
Caddo 
B1, B5, B6, B8, B11, B19, B27, B30, B40-1, B48, B52, B60, 8121, 8124 BR(TS)2 
C13, C15, C17, C61, C74, C79, 
C85 DBR1935/36 
GB5, GB6, GB13, GB21 GM-8 
GSA-GB[l], GSA-GB[3], GSA-GB[5] HA5, HA6, 
MR5, MR6, MR8, MR22, MR25, MR29, MR31, MR33, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP73-2, SP76-1, SP81-1, SP82-5 
Canadian 
81, B5, B6, B8, B11, B19, B27, B30, 
B40-0, B48, 849, B87, B98, B121 BR(TS)2 
C13, C61, C70 CSC1 DBR1935/36 EP4 
GB13 
HA4, HA5 
MR6, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP81-1, SP82-1 
59 

Carter 
B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B7, B8, B9, B10, B19, B27, B30, B40-Z, B46, B55, B78, B79, B84, B95, B100, B108, B109, Bl13, Bl15, Bl16, Bl17, B121, B123 
C5, C9, C14, C15, C19, C33, C38, C44, C55, C66, C73, C78, C79, C83 
CSC2 
DBR1935/36, DBR1941/42 GB3, GB6, GB17, GB20 GM-4, GM-9 
GSA-GBl2J 
HA3 
IFTGLlJ, IFTGL3J, IFTGL5J Map A-2 
MR2, MR3, MRll, MR26, MR27, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1, SP73-3, SP81-1, SP84-1 
Cherokee 
B1, B5, B6, B7, B8, B10, B19, B24, B26, B27, B40-QQ, B60, B66, B77, B96, B105, B125, B129, B132, B136 
C18, C46, C47, C55, C57, C83 DBR1935/36, DBR1941/42 
GB1, GB6, GB12, GB18, GB19 GM-8 
HAl, HA2 
MR3, MR5, MR6, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1 
Choctaw 
B1, B5, B8, B19, B40-R, B120, 
B126, B130 C81 
CSC2 DBR1935/36 HA9 
MMLlJ 
MR5, MRll, MR25, MR30, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1 
Cimarron 
B1, B5, B6,B8, B19, B27, B30, B34, 
B40-N, B48, B64, B114 C13, C86 
DBR1937/38 
GB6 
MRll, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1 
Cleveland 
B1, B5, B6, B8, B19, B27, B30, 
B40-N, B48, B121 BR(TS)2, BR(TS)3 
C23, C59, C70, crt, C74 CSC1 
GM-16 
HA3, HA4 
MRll, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, 
MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP81-1, SP82-1 
Coal 
B1, B3, B4, B5, B6, B7, B8, B9, B12, B17, B19, B23, B27, B40-JJ, B51, B55, B78, B82, B84, B88, B94, B96, B100, B104, B108, B109, Bl16, B117, B123, B129, B132, B136 
B(BG)2 
C23, C38, C44, C54, C58, C72, 
C83 C(BG)2 CR 
DBR1935/36, DBR1941/42 GB6, GB20 
GM-17, GM-23 
HA3 
Map A-2 
MR10, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-2, SP81-2 
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Comanche 
B1, B2, B5, B6, B8, B12, B19, B20, B24, B27, B30, B40-DD, B48, B52, B95, B121, B124, B127, B134 
BR(TS)3 
C5, C15, C17, C22, C23, C26, C30, 
C61, C74, C79, C85 CSC2 
DBR1935/36, DBR1941/42 GB5, GB6, GB8, GB21 
GSA-GB[l], GSA-GB[3], GSA-GB[5] HA6 
IFTG[2] 
Map A-I 
MR4, MR5, MR6, MR8, MR25, MR26, MR27, MR31, MR32, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP73-2, SP76-1 
Cotton 
B19, B27, B30, B40-MM, B95 C17, C23, C74, C85 DBR1935/36 
GB6 
GM-8 
HA6 
MR1, MR8, MR10, MR25, MR26, MR27, MR31, MR32, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1 
Craig 
B1, B2, B4, B5, B6, B7, B8, B19, B24, B27, B40-EE, B51, B77, B99, B131 
C31, C32, C47, C54 CR 
DBR1935/36, DBR1941/42 GB1, GB2, GB6, GB12 GM-8, GM-17, GM-23 HA2 
MM[16], MML17] 
MR2, MR5, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-2, SP81-2, SP81-4 
Creek 
B2, B4, B5, B6, B8, B18, B19, B27, B40-C, B60, B81, B118, B129, B131, B132 
C55, C84 
CR 
EP4 
GB4, GB6 GSA-GB[4] HA4, HA7 GM23 MM[14] 
MR11, MR24, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-1, SP74-2, SP81-1, SP81-2 
Custer 
B1, B5, B6, B8, B11, B13, B19, B27, B30, B40-UU, B47, B48, B49, B92, BI02, B114, B121 
BR(TS)2 
C13, C27, C61, C79 DBR1935/36 
HA5 
MRl, MR6, MR25, MR29, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR35, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1 
Delaware 
B1, B5, B6, B8, B19, B24, B26, B27, 
B40-NN, B60, 877 C35, C84 
DBRI935/36, DBR1951/52 GB1, GB12 
HA2 
MR5, MR6, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1 
61 

Dewey 
B1, B5, B6, B8, Bll, B19, B27, B30, B40-UU, B47, B48, B49, B102, B114, B121 
BR(TS}2 
C13, C27 
DBR1935/36 
EP3 
HA5, HAS 
MR1, MR6, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP82-1 
Ellis 
B1, B5, B6, B8, Bll, B19, B27, B30, B40-A, B47, B102, B114, B121, B129 
C13, C27, C45, C69 DBR1935/36 
EP3 
HA5, HAS 
MR1, MR32, MR34, MR36 SCR 
Garfield 
B5, B6, B8, B19, B27, B30, B40-H, 
B48 BR(TS)2 
C13, C27, C74 CSC3 
EP4 
GB6 
HA7, HAS 
MR1, MR8, MR25, MR27, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP82-1 
Garvin 
B1, B2, B5, B6, B8, B19, B27, B30, 
B40-K, B48, B95, B121 B(BG}2 
C19, C23, C27, C74 CSC1, CSC2 
DBR1935/36, DBR1936/37, 
DBR1937/38 GB6 
GM-8 
HA3 
Map- A-2 
MR1, MR5, MR8, MR10, MRll, MR25, MR26, MR27, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP81-1 
Grady 
B5, B8, B19, B24, B27, B30, B40-1, 
B48, B73, B98, B121 C13, C17, C70 
CSC1, CSC2 
GB6 
GM-8 
HA3, HA4, HA5, HA6 
MR11, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP81-1, SP82-5 
Grant 
B5, B8, B19, B27, B30, B40-H, B48, 
B121 BR(TS)2 
C13, C27, C74 CSC3 
EP4 
HA7, HAS 
MR8, MR27, MR31. MR32, MR34, MR36 
SP82-1 
62 

Greer 
B1, B2, B5, B6, B8, B11, B12, B19, B20, B27, B30, B40-Y, B49, B52, B76, B95 
BR(TS}2 
C13, C17, C19, C22, C27, C49, 
C77, C79 DBR1941/42 GB5 
GM-8 
GSA-GBllJ, GSA-GBl3J, GSA-GBl5J Map A-4, Map A-5 
MR1, MR6, MR8, MR18, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1, SP73-2, SP76-1 
Harmon 
B5, B6, B8, B11, B19, B27, B30, 
B40-Y 
C13, C17, C79 HA5, HA6 
MR6, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1 
Harper 
B1, B5, B6, B8, B11, B13, B19, B27, B30, B40-A, B47, B49, B60, B8U, B98, B121 
C13, C27, C37, C79 DBR1935/36, DBR1941/42 EP3 
HAS 
MR1, MR6, MR25, MR29, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1 
Haskell 
B1, B2, B4, B5, B6, B8, B13, B17, B19, B27, B40-n, B51, B57, B122, B129 
C27, C36, C46, C54, C58 CR 
DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, 
DBR1941/42, DBR1947/48 GM-17, GM-23, GM-24. GSA-GBl4J 
HAl 
HGS-P 
MMl16.J, MM117 J 
MR1, MR2, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-1, SP74-2, SP81-2, SP82-3, SP83-1 
I i I 
i"" . 
Hughes 
B4, B5, B6, B8, B13, B19, B27, B36, B40-XX, B70, B96, B121, B129, B131, B132 
B(BG)2 
C27, C32, C46, C58 CSC2 
DBR1936/37, DBR1937/38 GB6 
GM-8 
HA3, HA4 
Map C-2 
MR1, MR11, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP81-1, SP81-2, SP82-1 
Jackson 
ai, B5, B8, B11, B15, B19, B20, B27, B30, B40-Y, B49, B76, B95, B121 
C13, C17, C64, C74, C77, C79 GB6 
GSA-GBllJ, GSA-GBl3J, GSA-GBl5J HA6 
IFTGl2J 
Map A-5 
MR6, MR18, MR25, MR29, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1 
63 

Jefferson 
B2, B5, B8, B19, B27, B30, B40-PP C5, C17, C74 
CSC2 
DBR1935/36 
GB8 
GM-8 
HA3, HA6 
MR8, MR10, MR26, MR27, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP81-1 
Johnston 
B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B7, B8, B9, B10, B12, B19, B23, B27, B40-LL, B47, B55, B60, B65, B78, B82, B84, B88, B95, B104, B108, B109, Bl16, Bl17, B121, B123, B129, B132, B136 
B(BG)2 
C5, C9, Cll, C14, C15, C19, C22, C23, C26, C33, C38, C44, C72, C78, C79, C81 
CSC2 
DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, 
DBR1941/42, DBR1947/48 GB3, GB17, GB20 
GM-8 
GSA-GBL2] 
HA3 
IFTGLlJ, IFTGL3J, IFTGL5J Map A-2 
MR2, MR3, MR4, MR5, MR6, MR10, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP73-3 
Kay 
B1, B2, B5, B6, B8, B13, B16, B19, B26, B27, B30, B40-H, B60, B127, B128, B131 
BR(TS)2, BR(TS)3 
C27, C74, C84 
CSC3 
DBR1941/42 
EP4 
GB4, GB6 
MR1, MR5, MR6, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP81-1 
Kingfisher 
B1, B5, B6, B8, B11, B19, B27, B30, 
B40-0, B48, BI02, B121 BR(TS)2 
C13, C27, C59, C70 CSC1, CSC3 DBR1935/36 
EP4 
GB13 
HA4, HA5, HA 7, HAS 
MR1, MR8, MR19, MR25," MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP81-1, SP82-1 
,-", 
Kiowa 
B1, B2, B5, B8, B12, B19, B20, B27, B30, B40-HH, B48, B52, B60, B76, B95, B102, B121, B124 C15, C17, C22, C27, C30, C61, 
C85 
DBRI935/36, DBR1941/42 GB5, GB21 
GM-8 
GSA-GBLlJ, GSA-GBL3J, GSA-GBL5J HA5, HA6 
Map A-I, Map A-4, Map A-5 MR4, MR5, MR6, MR25, MR31, 
MR32, MR33, MR34, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1, SP73-2, SP76-1 
Latimer 
Bl, B4, B5, B6, B7, B8, B17, B19, B23, B26, B27, B40-1I, B50, B51, B60, B104, B129, B135, B136 C21, C46, C50, C54, C65, C72 CR 
DBRI935/36, DBR1941/42 GB7, GB19 
GM-17, GM-23, GM-24 GSA-GBL4J 
HA9 
MML16J, MML17 J 
MR5, MR7, MR30, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-1, SP74-2, SP81-2 
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Le Flore 
B1, B2, B4, B5, B6, B7, B8, B17, B19, B23, B27, B32, B40-n, B50, B51, B60, B68, B88, BIOI, B103, B122, B129, B132, B135 
C5, C41, C46, C51, C54, C65, C75, 
C84 C(BG)3 CR 
DBR1935/36, DBR1941/42, DBR1947/48 
GB19 
GM-8, GM-17, GM-18, GM-23, 
GM-24 GSA-GB[4] 
HAl, HA9 MML16], MML17] 
MR30, MR31, MR32, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-1, SP74-2, SP81-2, SP82-3, SP83-1 
Lincoln 
B1, B5, B6, B8, B19, B27, B30, 
B40-VV, B129, B131, B132 BR(TS)2, BR(TS)3 
C23 
DBR1937/38 
EP4 
GB4, GB6 HA4 
MR8, MRll, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP82-1 
Logan 
B1, B5, B6, B8, B19, B27, B30, 
B40-GG, B102, B121, B129, B131 BR(TS)2, BR(TS)3 
C23, C74 
CSC1, CSC3 
EP4 
GB6 
HA4, HA7 
MR8, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP81-1 
Love 
B1, B2, B5, B6, B8, B10, B19, B27, B33, B40-00, B46, B113, B126, B130 
C5, C63, C81 CSC2 
DBR1935/36, DBR1941/42 GB6 
GM-4, GM-8 HA3 
MR3, MRS, MR26, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1 
Major 
B1, B5, B6, B8, Bll, B19, B27, B30, 
B40-A, B48, B98, B102, B121 C13, C27, C39, C79 DBR1935/36 
EP3 
GB6, GB13 HAS 
MR1, MR6, MR8, MR25, MR29, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1, SP82-1 
Marshall 
B1, B2, B5, B8, B10, B19, B27, B39, B40-00, B47, B79, B121, B123, B126, B130 
C5, cs, C33, C81 CSC2 
DBR1935/36 
GB6 
GM-8 
HA3 
MR3, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
65 

Mayes 
B1, BS, B6, B7, B8, B19, B24, B26, B27, B40-NN, B51, B60, B66, B77, B136 
C18, C31, C35, C36, C47, C84 CR 
DBR1935/36, DBR1939/40, 
DBR1941/42 
GB1, GB2, GB6, GB12 
GM-8, GM-17, GM-23, GM-24 HA2 
MM[16], MM[17] 
MR5, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-2, SP81-2 
McClain 
B1, B5, B6, B8, B19, B27, B30, 
B40-N, B48, B121 B(BG)2 
C23, C70, C74 CSC1 
GM-16 
HA3, HA4 
MR8, MR27, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP82-1 
McCurtain 
B1, B2, B5, B6, B8, B19, B27, B32, B40-R, B44, B50, B60, B86, B88 C5, C19, C23, C27, C34, C54, C79, 
C81 C(BG)3 CSC1 
DBR1935/36, DBR1941/42, 
DBR1945/46, DBR1947/48 GBll 
GM-9, GM-18 HA9 
MMl1] 
MR1, MR3, MR5, MR10, MR23, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1 
66 
McIntosh 
B4, B5, B6, B8, B17, B19, B27, 
B40-W, srn, B122, B129 C46, C54, C58 
CR 
DBR1935/36 
GM-17, GM-23, GM-24 GSA-GB[4] 
HAl 
HGS-P 
MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-1, SP74-2, SP81-2 
' .. 
Murray 
B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B7, B8, B9, B10, B12, B19, B26, B27, B29, B30, B40-LL, B46, B55, B60, B65, B75, B78, B79, B82, B84, B94, B95, B96, B100, B108, B109, B110, Bl15, Bl16i Bl17, B121, B123, B132, B134 
B(BG)2 
C5, C9, C12, C14, C15, C19, C20, C22, C23, C26, C38, C44, C66, C78, C83 
CSC2 
DBR1935/36, DBR1941/42 GB3, GB6, GB17 
GM-8, GM-20 
GSA-GBl2] 
ijA3 
HGS-GB 
IFTGllJ, IFTGL3J, IFTGL5] Map A-2 
MR2, MR3, MR4, MR5, MR6, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP73-3, SP84-1 

Muskogee 
B1, B3, B4, B5, B6, B8, B17, B19, B24, B27, B40-FF, B51, B57, B66, B77, B96, B122, B129, B132, B133, B136 
C28, C31, C36, C46, C47, C54, 
C58, C67 CR 
DBR1935/36, DBR1947/48 
GB1, GB6, GB12, GB18, GB19 GM-17, GM-23, GM-24 
HAl 
MM[16], MMl17] 
MR24, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-2, SP81-2 
Noble 
B1, B5. B6. B8, B19, B27, B40;"'H. 
B60, B121. B128, B131 BR(TS)2. BR(TS)3 
C23, C27, C74. C77. C79, C84 CSC3 
EP4 
GB6 
HA7 
MR8, MR25, MR27. MR31. MR32. 
MR34, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1. SP82-1 
Nowata 
B1. B4. B5. B6, B8. B19, B26, B27, 
B40-EE, B60. B62, B107. B131 C31 
CR 
GB2. GB6 
GM-8. GM-17. GM-23 HA2 
MM[16], MMl17] 
MR2. MR5. MR6. MR25. MR31. 
MR32, MR34. MR36 SCR 
SP58-1. SP74-2. SP81-2 
Okfuskee 
B5. B6, B8. B13, B19, B27. B36, B40-KK, B53, B71, B96, B129, B131 
C23. C27. C46, C55 CR 
DBR1935/36 
EP4 
GB6 
HA4 
Map C-3 
MR1. MR8. MRll, MR27. MR31. 
MR32, MR34, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1. SP74-2. SP81-2. SP82-1 
Oklahoma 
B1, B5. B6. B8. B19, B27, B40-88. 
B121. B131 BR(TS)2, BR(TS)3 
C23. C70. C71, C74, C84 CSC1 
EP4 
GB4. GB6 HA4 
MRll. MR20. MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34. MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1. SP81-1. SP82-1 
Okmulgee 
B1. B2. B4, B5. B6. B8. B19. B27. 
B40-F, B51. 853. B91. B96, B129. B131 
C32, C46. C54 CR 
GB6 
GM-8. GM-17. GM-23. GM-24 HAl. HA4 
HGS-P 
MMl16J. MMl17 J 
MR12. MR24. MR25, MR32. MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1. SP74-2, SP81-2. SP82-1 
67 

Osage 
B1, B2, B4,B5, B8, B19, B21, B26, 
B40-T, B60, B62, B96, B131 C40, C76, C84 
CSC3 
DBR1937/38, DBR1941/42, 
DBR1947/48 EP4 
GB4, GB6 GM-8 
Map A-3 MMl14J 
MR5, MR6, MRll, MR25, MR27, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-1, SP81-1, SP82-1 
Ottawa 
B1, B2, B5, B6, B7, B8, B9, B19, B24, B26, B27, B28, B40-NN, B56, B60, B72, B77 
C36, C79, C82 
DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, 
DBR1941/42, DBR1947/48 GB1, GB2, GB12 
GM-8 
MMl4J 
MR4, MR5, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP81-2, SP81-4 
Pawnee 
B1, B2, B5, B6, B8, B19, B21, B26, 
B27, B40-CC, B83, B128, B131 BR(TS)3 
C62, C77, C84 DBR1947/48 EP4 
GB6 
GM-8 GSA-GBl4J 
HA7 
MR5, MR8, MRll, MR25, MR27, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-1, SP82-1 
Payne 
Bl, B5, B6, B8, B18, B19, B27, B30, 
B40-X, BI02, B128, B131 BR(TS)2,' BR(TS)3 
C77 
CSC3 
EP4 
HA4, HA7 
MR8, MRll, MR25, MR27, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1 
Pittsburgh 
B1, B4, B5, B6, B8, B17, B19, B23, B26, B27, B40-JJ, B44, B50, B51, B104, B129, B132, B135, B136 C36, C46, C53, C54, C72 
CR 
CSC2 
DBR1935/36, DBR1941/42 GB6, GB19 
GM-8, GM-17, GM-23, GM-24 GSA-GBl4J , 
HAl, HA3, HA4, HA9 HGS-P 
MMl16.J, MM1l7 J 
MR5, MR15, MR25, MR30, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-1, SP74-2, SP81-2, SP83-1 
68 

Pontotoc 
B1, B2, B3, B4, B5, B6, B7, B8, B9, B10, B12, B19, B24, B27, B30, B40-S, B53, B55, B60, B65, B78, B82,B84, B88, B94, B95, B96, B100, B104, B108, B109, B115, B116, B117, B119, B121, B123, B129, B132, B136 
C5, C9, C10, C11, C14, C15, C18, C19, C22, C27, C38, C55, C58, C72, C79, C83 
C(BG)2 
CSC2 
DBR1935/36, DBR1941/42 GB3, GB6, GB17, GB20 GM-8 
GSA-GB[2] 
HA3 
IFTG[l], IFTGl3], IFTGl5] Map A-2 
MR2, MR3, MR4, MR5, MR8, MR25, MR28, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP73-3, SP81-1 
Pottawatomie 
B1, B5, B6, B8, B19, B27, B30, 
B40-TT, B121, B129, B131, B132 B(BG)2 
BR(TS)2, BR(TS)3 C23, C74, C84 GB6 
HA3, HA4 
MR8, MRll, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP81-1 
Pushmataha 
B5, B7, B8, B10, B19, B27, B40-R, 
B44, B50, B85, B88, B120, B135 C5, C41, C75, C81 
C(BG)3 
DBR1935/36 
GM-8, GM-18 
HA9 
MM[l] 
MR25, MR30, MR31, MR32, MR34 SCR 
SP58-1 
Roger Mills 
B1, B5, B6, B8, B11, B19, B27, B40-UU, B48, B60, B102, B114, B121 
BR(TS)2 
C13, C48 
DBR1935/36 
HA5, HAS 
MR1, MRll 
SCR 
SP58-1 
Rogers 
B1, B2, B4, B5, B6, B8, B19, B26, B27, B30, B40-U, B51, B62, B96, B131 
C24, C31, C32, C54 CR 
CSC3 
DBR1935/36, DBR1947/48 GB2, GB6 
GM-8, GM-17, GM-23, GM-24 HA2 
MMl14J, MMl16J, MM[17] 
MR2, MR5, MR24, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-2, SP81-2 
Seminole 
B2, B5, B8, B19, B27, B30, B36, B40-BB, B74, B96, B121, B129, B131, B132 
B(BG)2 
C84 
GB6 
HA3, HA4 Map C-4 
MR5, MR8, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP81-1, SP82-1 
69 

Sequoyah 
B1, B5, B6, B8, B19, B24, B27, B40-II, B60, B77, B88, B90, B94, B96, BIOS, B123, B125, B129, B132, B136 
C36, C46, C47, C64, C58, C83, C84 
CR 
DBR1935/36, DBR1941/42, 
DBR1947/48 GB1, GB12, GB18 
GM-8, GM-17, GM-23, GM-24 HAl 
MRS, MR16, MR25, MR3l, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-2, SP81-2 
Stephens 
B2, B5, B8, B19, B27, B30, B40-E, 
B48, B73, B79, B95 C5, C23, C70 
CSC2 
DBR1935/36 
GB6 
GM-8 
HA3, HA6 
MR11, MR26, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-l, SP81-1 
Texas 
B1, B5, B6, B8, B19, B27, B30, B37, B40-WW, B47, B48, B59, B60, B114 
C13, C27 
DBR1935/36, DBR1947/48 GB6 
MRl, MR5, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-l, SP81-1 
Tillman 
B5, B8, B19, B27, B30, B40-Y, B95 C17, C23, C27, C74, C85 DBR1935/36 
GB6 
GSA-GBl1J, GSA-GBl3J, GSA-GBl5J HA6 
MR25, MR26, MR27, MR3l, MR32, MR34,MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP73-2, SP76-1 
Tulsa 
Bl, B2, B4, B5, B6, B8, B19, B26, B27, B40-RR, B51, B53, B60, B69, B96, B131 
C24, C31, C54, C55, C60 CR 
CSC3 
DBR1935/36, DBR194l/42 GB4, GB6 
GM-17, GM-23, GM-24 HAl, HA2, HA4, HA7 IFTGl4J 
MMlllJ, MMl12J, MMl13J, MM114J MR2, MR5, MR24, MR25, MR3l, 
MR32, MR34, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-2, SP81-l, SP81-2, SP82-1 
Wagoner 
B4, B5, B6, B7, B8, B19, B24, B27, B40-L, B5l, B77, B129, B136 C24, C27, C3l, C32, C36, C47, 
C54, C84 CR 
CSC3 
DBR1935/36, DBR1947/48 GB1, GB2, GB12, GB18 GM-17, GM-23, GM-24 HAl, HA2 
MMl14J, MMl16J, MM117 J 
MRl, MR5, MR25, MR3l, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-2, SP8l-2 
70 

Washington 
B1, B4, B5, B6, B8, B19, B27, B40-V, B47, B60, B62, B96, B107, B131, B136 
C55 
CR 
DBR1947/48 
GB6 
GM-8, GM-24 HA2 
Map C-1 
MR2, MR5, MRll, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-2, SP81-2 
Washita 
B1, B5, B6, B8, sn, B19, B27, B30, B40-HH, B48, B49, B95, B102, B1l4, B121 
BR(TS)2 
C17, C27, C61, C79 DBR1935/36 
HA5 
MR1, MR6, MR8, MRll, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1 
Woods 
B1, B5, B6, B8, su, B13, B19, B27, B30, B40-A, B48, B98, B102, B106, B1l4, B121 
BR(TS)2 
C13, C27, C79 DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38 EP3 
HAS 
MR1, MR6, MR8, MR25, MR29, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1 

Woodward 
B1, B5, B6, B8, Bll, B19, B27, B30, B40-A, B47, B49, B60, B98, B102, B114, B121, B129 
BR(TS)2 
C13, C27, C79 DBR1935/36 EP3 
GB15 
HAS 
MR1, MR6, MR25, MR29, lVlR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1 
71 

INDEX TO COMMODITIES 
Aluminum 
DBR1935/36, DBR1945/46 OM-15 
SCR 
Asphaltic Material (rock asphalt, petroleum-impregnated sandstone and limestone, asphaltite) 
B1, B2, B3, B6, B8, B14, B15, B22, 
B27, B42, B77, B135 B(BO)2 
C3, C5, C19, C20, C29 DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, 
DBR1939/40, DBR1941/42, DBR1943/44, DBR1945/46, DBR1947/48 
EP1 ESM2 
OB3, OB10, OB12, OB17 OM-I, OM-9, OM-15 OSA-OB[2] 
IFTO[l], IFTOl3], IFTOl5J MM[2J 
MR13, MR25, MR26, MR27, MR30, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP73-3, SP84-1 
Barite 
B14, B31 C23, C29 
DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, DBR1941/42 
OB10 
OM-15 
Bentonite 
DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, 
DBR1947/48 EP1, EP3 ESM3 
OB10 
OM-I, OM-15 MM[21] 
MR1, MR25, MR32, MR34, MR36 OAS-A2 
Cement Materials 
B1, B3, B15, B22, B24, B27, B42 B(BO)2 
BR(TS)3 . C26, C29, C33, C76, C79 DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, 
DBR1939/40, DBR1941/42, DBR1943/44, DBR1945/46, DBR1947/48 
EP1 ESM3 
OB5, OB10, OB12 OM-I, OM-15 
MR5, MR13, MR16, MR24, MR25, MR28, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
OAS-A2 
SCR SP58-1 
Chat 
B1 B(BO)2 C29 
DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, DBR1939/40, DBR1941/42, DBR1943/44, DBR1947/48 EP1 
ESM3 OB12 
OM-I, OM-15 MMl21J 
MR13, MR25, MR34, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1 
72 

Clay and Shale 
B1, B7, B15, B22, B24, B27, B42, 
B114, B120, B122, B126, B128 B(BG)2 
BR(TS)2, BR(TS)3 
C3, C29, C42, C68, C76 DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, 
DBR1939/40, DBR1941/42, DBR1943/44, DBR1945/46, DBR1947/48 
EP1, EP3 GB4, GB10 GM-1, GM-15 GSA-GBl.3J HGS-P 
IFTGllJ, IFTGl3J, IFTGl4J 
MR2, MR13, MR24, MR25, MR31, 
MR32, MR34, MR36 OAS-A2 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP72-1, SP73-2 
Coal 
B1, B3, B4, B6, B12, B14, B15, B22, B27, B42, B51, B67, B68, B77, B122 
B(BG)2 
BR(TS)2, BR(TS)3 
C24, C29, C32, C36, C50, C51, C53, C54 
CR 
DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, DBR1939/40, DBR1941/42, DBR1943/44, DBR1945/46, DBR1947/48 
EP1 ESM2 
GB2, GB10, GB12 
GM-1, GM-15, GM-17, GM-23, GM-24 
MM116.J, MM117 J, MMl21J 
MR12, MR13, MR15, MR25, MR31, 
MR32, MR34, MR36 OAS-A2 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP74-2, SP81-2, SP82-3 
Copper 
B1, B3, B6, B14, B22, B27, B42, B128 
BR(TS)2, BR(TS)3 
C29, C64, C77, C86 EP1 
ESM3 
GM-15 
MMl21J 
MR8, MR13, MR27 OAS-A2 
SP73-2 
Dimension Stone 
B1, B3, B23, B24, B26, B27, B42, 
B77, B114, B122, B128 B(BG)2 
BR(TS)2, BR(TS)3 
C3, C22, C29, C53, C68 DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, 
DBR1939/40, DBR1941/42, DBR1947/48 
EP1 
ESM3 
GB3, GB12 GM-1, GM-15 IFTGllJ, IFTGl2J MMl21J 
MR6, MR13, MR25, MR28, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP73-2 
Germanium 
C29 DBR1947/48 GM-1, GM-15 
MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 SCR 
SP58-1 
Geothermal Resources GM-27 
73 

Glass Sand 
B1, B3, B10, B22, B23, B42, B65 B(BG)2 
C3, C22, C29, C79 DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, 
DBR1939/40, DBR1941/42, DBR1943/44, DBR1947/48 EP1 
ESM3 
GB3, GB10, GB17 GM-1, GM-15 GSA-GB[2] 
IFTG[l], IFTG[3], IFTG[5] MM[21] 
MP[22] 
MR3, MR9, MR13, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP73-3 
Gold and Silver 
B1, B3, B6, B12, B14, B22, B27, B42 
BR(TS)2, BR(TS)3 OAS-A2 
Granite 
B1, B3, B6, B8, B12, B14, B15, B20, 
B22, B27, B42, B52, B76, B95 BR(TS)3 
C3, C17, C29 DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, 
DBR1947/48 EP1 
ESM3 
GB3, GB5, GB10, GB17 GM-1, GM-15 GSA-GB[l], GSA-GB[2] IFTG[2], IFTG[5] 
MM[2] 
MR13, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP73-2, SP73-3, SP76-1 
Gypsum 
B1, B6, B11, B14, B15, B22, B27, 
B42, B92, B98, B102, B114 BR(TS)2 
C3, C13, C29, C42, C64, C79 DBR1935/36, DBR1939/40, 
DBR1941/42, DBR1943/44, DBR1945/46, DBR1947/48 EP1, EP3 
ESM3 
GB5, GB8, GB10, GBl5 GM-1, GM-15 GSA-GB[3J 
MMl2l] 
MRI3, MR25, MR29, MR31, MR32, 
MR34, MR35, MR36 OAS-A2 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP73-2 
Helium 
B14, B42 EP1 ESM3 GM-15 MMl21J OAS-A2 
Iodine C79 EP1 ESM3 
Iron 
B1, B3, B6, B14, B22, B27, B42 C22, C29, C30 
DBR1935/36, DBRI937/38, 
DBRI939/40, DBR1941/42, DBRI943/44, DBR1947/48 EP1 
ESM3 
GM-15 
IFTGl1J, IFTG[2] MMl21] 
MR4, MRl3 OAS-A2 . 
74 

Lead and Zinc 
B1, B3, B6, B9, B14, B15, B22, B24, 
B27, B42, B56, B77 BR(TS)3 
C3, C22, C29, C82 DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, 
DBR1939/40, DBR1941/42, DBR1943/44, DBR1945/46, DBR1947/48 
EP1 ESM3 
GB10, GB12 
GM-1, GM-15, GM-20 GSA-GBl3J 
MMl6J, MMl21J 
MR13, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, 
MR36 OAS-A2 SCR 
SP58-1, SP73-2 
Lime (quicklime) 
B15, B22, B24, B26, B27, B42, B77 C26, C29, C33, C57, C68 DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, 
DBR1939/40, DBR1941142, DBR1943/44, DBR1945/46, DBR1947/48 
EP1 ESM3 
GB10, GB12 GM-1, GM-15 
MR2, MR5, MR13, MR16, MR25, MR28, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
OAS-A2 
SCR SP58-1 
Limestone and Dolomite 
B1, B6, B8, B12, B14, B15, B22, B23, B24, B26, B42, B49, B77, B105, B114, B120, B122, B126 BR(TS)3 
C22, C26, C29, C33, C57, C76 DBR1935/36, DBIU937!38, 
DBR1939/40, DBR1941/42, DBR1943/44, DBR1945/46, DBR1947/48 
EPl ESM3 
GB3, GB5, GB10, GB12, GB17, 
GB18 GM-1, GM-15 
IFTGllJ, IFTGl2J, IFTGl3.J, IFTGl5J MMl21J 
MR5, MR6, MR13, MRI6, MR25, MR28, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
OAS-A2 
SCR 
SP58-1, SP84-l 
Lithium C79 
Magnesia 
DBRI937/38, DBR1941/42, DBR1947/48 
MR14 
Manganese 
B3, B14, B23, B27, B32, B42 DBR1935/36, DBRI937/38, DBR1941142, DBR1943/44, DBR1945/46, DBR1947/48 EP1 
ESM3 GM-15 MMl21J 
MR10, MRI3, MR34, MR36 OAS-A2 
Marble 
Bl, B6, B14, B15, B22, B27, B42 
	C29 	. 
DBRI935/36, DBR1947/48 MR13 
SCR 
SP58-1 
75 

Novaculite 
B6, B22, B27, B42 C79 
DBRl935/36, DBRl937/38 GBU 
Petroleum and Natural Gas 
Bl, B2, B6, Bl4, Bl5, Bl6, Bl7, Bl8, Bl9, B22, B27, B30, B36, B40, B42, B43, B46, B63, B68, B69, B75, B77, B79, B80, B8l, B89, B95, B99, Bl02, Bl05, BUl, Bl2l, Bl26, B128, Bl29, Bl35 
B(BG)2 BR(TS)2 
C3, C7, C8, ClO, C22, C29, C39, C42, C46, C47, C50, C53, C57, C58, C62, C63, C68, C79 C(BG)2 
DBRl935/36, DBRl937/38, DBRl939/40, DBRl94l/42, DBRl945/46, DBRl947/48 EPl 
ESM2 
GBl, GB4, GB5, GB6, GB8, GBlO, GBl2, GBl3, GBl4 
GM-l, GM-8, GM-lO, GM-U, 
GM-l2, GM-l3, GM-l6 GSA-GBl2J 
IFTGllJ, IFTGl3 J 
MMl4J, MMl5J, MMl7 J, MMll4J, MM1l5J, MMl22J 
MPl9J, MPl20J, MPl25J 
MR7, MRl3, MRl4, MRl7, MR23, MR25, MR3l, MR32, MR34, MR36 
OAS-A2 
SCR 
SP58-l, SP73-3, SP8l-l, SP8l-4, SP82-3, SP82-5, SP82-6, SP84-l, SP84-2 
Phosphate 
B3, Bl4, B77 DBRl935/36, DBRl941142 GBl2 
IFTGllJ 
MR2 
Quartz 
Bl2, B32 DBRl947/48 GBlO, GBll GM-l 
Rock Wool B60 
DBRl935/36, DBRl937/38, DBRl939/40, DBRl94l/42, DBRl945/46, DBRl947/48 GM-l 
IFTGl3J MR3, MR5 
Salt 
Bl, B6, an, Bl4, Bl5, B22, B27, 
B42, Bl02, B1l4 BR(TS)2 
C3, Cl3, C29 DBRl935/36, DBRl937/38, 
DBRl939/40, DBRl941142, DBRl943/44, DBRl945/46, DBRl947/48 
EPl, EP3 ESM3 
GBlO, GBl5 GM-I, GM-15 MMl2lJ 
MRl3, MR25, MR3l, MR32, MR34, 
MR36 OAS-A2 SCR SP58-1 
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Sand and Gravel 
B1, B6,B8, B15, B22, B27, B42, B77, Bl14, B120, B122, B126, B128 
C17, C29, C42, C68, C79 DBR1935/36, DBR1939/40, DBR1941/42, DBR1943/44, DBR1945/46, DBR1947/48 EP1, EP3 
ESM3 
GB10, GB15 GM-1, GM-15 GSA-GB[3] 
IFTG[l], IFTG[3], IFTGL5] MM[2l] 
MR13, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, 
MR36 OAS-A2 SCR 
SP58-1, SP73-2 
Sandstone 
B1, B3, B6, B8, B12, B14, B15, B22, 
B27, B42, B79, B114, B120, B122 B(BG)2 
BR(TS)3 
C29, C53, C68 DBR1935/36, DBR1947/48 GB10 
GM-1, GM-15 
MR13, MR25, MR31, MR32, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1 
Titanium C30 
DBR1941/42, DBR1947/48 EP1 
ESM3 
MR36 
OAS-A2 
SCR 
SP58-1 
Tripoli 
B1, B6, B22, B27, B28, B42, B77 C29, C79 . 
DBR1935/36, DBR1939/40, 
DBR1941/42, DBR1943/44, DBR1945/46, DBR1947/48 
	EP1 	. 	.. 
ESM3 
GB10, GB12 GM-1, GM-15 MM[21] 
MR1, MR13, MR25, MR31, MR32, 
MR34, MR36 OAS-A2 
SCR 
SP58-1 
Uranium B114 C29 EP1 
ESM2, ESM3 GM-15, GM-25 MML21J 
MR26, MR27, MR31, MR32, MR33, MR34, MR36 
SCR 
SP58-1 
Volcanic Ash (pumice) 
B1, B6, B13, B42, B114 C27, C29, C68 DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, 
DBR1939/40, DBR1941/42, DBR1943/44, DBR1945/46, DBR1947/48 
EP1, EP3 ESM3 GB10 
GM-1, GM-15 MML21] 
MR1, MR13, MR25, MR31, MR32, 
MR34, MR36 OAS-A2 
SCR 
SP58-1 
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Water 
814, 815, 822, 824, 827, 836, 842, 859, 864, 869, 870, 872, 873, 877,887,889,891, 897, 8114, 8120, 8122, 8126, 8128 
	8R(TS)3 	. 
C3, C22, C25, C28, C42, C51, C57, C61, C68, en, C81, C85 DBR1935/36, DBR1937/38, DBR1941/42, DBR1943/44, D8R1945/46, DBR1947/48 
EP1 
ESM5 
G81, GB5, GBl2, G8l5 GM-2 
HAl, HA2, HA3, HA4, HA5, HA6, 
HA 7, HAS, HA9 Map 72-2 
MM[23] 
MP[27] 
MRll, MRl8, MRl9, MR20, MR2l, MR22 
OAS-A2, OAS-A5 SP82-5, SP83-l 
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