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Subject:	Re: QUADRANGLE COUNT?
From:	"Paul R. Larson" <[log in to unmask]>
Reply To:	Maps and Air Photo Systems Forum <[log in to unmask]>
Date:	Sat, 27 May 1995 15:23:15 EDT
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>Sue, thought I saw a figure recently of something like 7,500 sheets for all
>of the scales within the series combined (1:24,00, 1:100,000, etc.). I am
>not too sure how far off I am on this, hope others can give a specific
>figure. We (Melissa Lamont and I) are working out a method of cataloging
>ours here at PSU and using Innovacq as a checkin/holdings system to produce
>sheet-level access. Hope to do a presentation/paper on this topic soon.
>
>Paige Andrew
 
 
Utah has over 1,500 7.5' quads. In the index there are 23 pages of 64 per
page, plus a few along the borders that cover parts of two states.
 
Paul R. Larson
Geography
Southern Utah University
Cedar City, Utah  84720

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