Featured Books on Display: Texas Waters

Featured Books display on Texas Waters in the Reference Reading Room.

Texas has many diverse ecosystems, each fed by their own unique waterways. There are the limestone karst systems that supply the state capital and Hill Country with water, the East Texas lakes famous for sport fishing, and the rivers that crisscross the state and bring life wherever they flow. The Texas State Library and Archives Commission has titles to take you on a canoe trip down a lost river, to enjoy bird’s eye views of every Texas lake, or learn about the archaeological discoveries made in a stream near you!

For more information about access to the titles on display, please contact TSLAC reference services at ref@tsl.texas.gov or call 512-463-5455. Search the online library catalog for more titles of interest.

Title

Author

Call Number

Collection

Availability online

Ogallala : water for a dry land

Opie, John

333.913 OP3o 2018

Main

Spotlight on groundwater conservation districts in Texas

Brock, Laura Lizabeth

354.36 B782s

Main

Bitter waters : the struggles of the Pecos River

Dearen, Patrick

577.6 D347b

Main

A guide to Texas lakes

Bailes, Carlton

797 B15

Main

Fishing holes of Texas : a guide to the major fishing lakes of Texas, some yet unfilled

Wilke, L. A.

799.1109764 W651

Main

Lake atlas, Texas 1st annual ed.

Marlake, Inc.

912.179911 M343L 1984 OVER-T

Main

Camper’s guide to Texas parks, lakes, and forests : where to go and how to get there

Little, Mildred J.

917.64046 L725C

Main

Goodbye to a river : a narrative

Graves, John

917.641 G785

Main

The Spanish acequias of San Antonio

Cox, I. Waynne

976.4351 C839s

Main

Crossing Rio Pecos

Dearen, Patrick

976.49 D347C

Main

The River of Pearls : early Texas history on the Concho River

Woodrick, James Victor

976.49 W860R

Main

Archaeology along the San Antonio River : the Mission Reach Project, San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas

Kemp, Leonard

H2000.7 P422 NO.5957 V.1

TXD

Archeological survey of phases 3 and 4 of the Medina River Greenway Train, Bexar County, Texas Public version.

Bonine, Mindy L.

H2000.7 P422 NO.6348

TXD

Angler catch, harvest, and characteristics at Neighborhood Fishin’ Program lakes

Mauk, Robert J.

P421.7 M315DN NO.288

TXD

How we protect streams, rivers, and lakes

Clayton, Brent

Z TA265.7 L47 NO.5530

TXD

Designing the Bayous

Reuss, Martin

Z TA475.7 G951 NO.4

TXD

Texas Water Safari : the world’s toughest canoe race

Spain, Bob

Z TA475.8 SP153te

TXD

Viva Texas rivers! : adventures, misadventures, and glimpses of nirvana along our storied waterways First edition.

Davis, Steven L.

Z TA475.8 V836vi

TXD

Water for Texas

Norwine, Jim

Z TA475.8 W291TE

TXD

The Western river steamboat

Kane, Adam I.

Z TA475.8 W525

TXD

Canoeing and kayaking Houston waterways

Wiest, Natalie H

Z TA475.8 W638ca

TXD

A parsimonious model for simulation of flow and transport in a karst aquifer

Barrett, Michael E.

Z UA260.7 T226 NO.269

TXD

The Onion Creek mosasaur

Langston, Wann

Z UA355.7 M972 NO.10

TXD

More city than water : a Houston flood atlas

Johnson, Lacy M

Z UA380.8 M813

TXD

Hydrogeology, Land-Surface Subsidence, and Documentation of the Gulf Coast Land Subsidence and Groundwater-Flow (GULF) Model, Southeast Texas, 1897-2018 Revised : Version 1.1

Ellis, John H.

I 19.16:1877

USD

https://purl.fdlp.gov/GPO/gpo190910

Evaluation of water-quality data and monitoring program for Lake Travis, near Austin, Texas

Rast, Walter

I 19.42/4:97-4257

USD

https://purl.fdlp.gov/GPO/gpo158235

Streamflow gains and losses in the Colorado River in northwestern Burnet and southeastern San Saba Counties, Texas, 2012-14

Braun, Christopher L.

I 19.42/4-4:2015-5098

USD

https://purl.fdlp.gov/GPO/gpo188771


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