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Subject:        Gifts-CA TX
Date:   Wed, 28 Apr 2004 14:20:23 -0600
From:   Marilee J. Ohnstad <[log in to unmask]>




Sally Scott, Head of the Brinkerhoff geology library, University of
Wyoming Libraries is offering miscellaneous maps to United States
libraries. Libraries may make requests with assurance of postage
reimbursement.  Contact Marilee Ohnstad at [log in to unmask] with your
request.

US libraries: When your package arrives, examine the box for the postage
cost and mail shipping reimbursement to



The University Libraries
Brinkerhoff Earth Resources Information Center
Dept. 3006
1000 E. University Avenue
Laramie, WY 82071



Miscellaneous Maps

Atlas of Major Texas Gas Reservoirs     Plates 1-4
Plate 1:Producing Stratigraphic Unit and Major Structural Elements
Plate 2: Reservoir Lithology and Plays
Plate 3: Trapping Mechanism
Plate 4: Genesis of Reservoir Facies

Topographic Maps of California 1:24000

Anza 1981

Crystal Crag 1992

Mono Hills 1986

Mt. Thompson 1983

North Palisade 1982 Minor Revision 1994

Sulphur Pond 1986



Marilee Ohnstad
Library Assistant Senior
The University Libraries
Brinkerhoff Earth Resources Information Center
Dept. 3006
1000 E. University Avenue
Laramie, WY 82071

"There is no square on the earth as rich as Wyoming in its fossil forms
of ancient life.  From the Permian, at the close of the Paleozoic, to
modern annals, nearly all the life that has ever lived upon the earth
can be found within the limits of this State."  W. H. Reed, Curator,
Museum, University of Wyoming from The Fossil Fields of Wyoming: Reports
by Members of the Union Pacific Expedition, 1909, Rep. 1970.

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