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Maps-L: Map Librarians, etc.
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Hi all,

I'm a librarian in La Sorbonne library, geography department. Apologies 
for my english.

We did in the end of 2016 the cataloging of a USGS serie, called with 
different names : "*30 x 60 minute series (topographic)*" (we have a few 
"planimetric" too) ; "*1:100 000-scale metric topographic map of...*", 
and follows the name of a town or a site ; "*30x60 minute quadrangle*". 
This maps were produced in the 70's and 80's by the USGS. The library 
have a great part of this serie for many years now.

I'd like to make a brief history of this production, to inform my 
patrons and enhance this collection. I searched in the USGS website, but 
I found very few informations. Do you know if there is a (historical) 
review of this map serie somewhere online ? Or in a print document (and 
I'll try to get this document afterwards) ?

Thank you !

Best regards,

-- 
*Caroline Tourette*

Tél. 01 44 32 14 61

Bibliothèque de géographie 	
*Institut de Géographie*
191, rue Saint Jacques
75005 Paris



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