Texas State Archives Map Collection



Structural Map of Texas. Subtitle: Showing structural contours, oil and gas fields, salt domes, and major faults
Date: 1936
Publisher: Lithographed by A. Hoen and Company, Baltimore, Maryland. Issued July 1936. Base map is adapted from map of Texas issued by the Soil Conservation Service of the United States, …
Cartographer: McCarter, C.E.
Scale: 1 inch = 15.78 miles
Size: 102 cm x 126 cm
Type of Map: geologic
Format: color, engraved, lithographed, printed
Language: English
AC Number: 00911
Photo Media: -- None Listed --

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Description:
[Pub., cont.] ... Department of Agriculture Shows rivers, creeks, counties, cities, towns, and railroads in addition to the structural geological features mentioned in the subtitle. The contour intervals are 500 feet. Inset: [Panhandle of Texas.] There is a key to the various symbols used. Chart: General Columar Section Showing Stratigraphic Position of Horizons Used in Contouring. Long. 93 deg. 30' - 106 deg. 30' This map can be found in the publication, Geology of Texas, volume II, Structural and Economic Geology, Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas. 7/26/82

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