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Geologische und andere Karten. Kartentexte

Maryland.

Geological Survey.

Physical Atlas of Maryland. Allgany county. 1900. Topography and election districts. Geology and soils.

Michigan.

Geological map of the Lake Superior Land district in the State of Michigan.

Section and diagram illustrating the geology of the region between the northern shores of Lakes Superior and Michigan.

Geological map of Keweenaw Point, Lake Superior, Michigan.

Geological map of the Trap Range of Keeweenaw Point, Lake Superior. Philadelphia.

Geological Survey of the State of New Jersey.

Map of the azoic and paleozoic formations.

Map of the triassic formation.

Map of the cretaceous formation.

Tertiary and recent formations.

Map of a group of iron mines in Morris county.

Map of the Ringwood iron mines.

Map of the Oxford furnace iron ore veins.

Map of the zinc mines of Sussex county.

Geological Survey of New Jersey. Atlas.

Sheets No. 1. Kittatinny Sheets No. 10. Lower Delaware

Geological map of New Jersey. 6 miles = 1 inch. 1882.

Northern New Jersey, showing the iron-ore and limestone districts by George H. Cook and John S. Smock. 1 : 31 680. 1874.

A topographical map of a part of Northern New Jersey. 1 mile = 1 inch. 1882.

Map of the extinct Lake Passaic, showing its outline, the position of the present shore features and the deformation wich its shores have suffered. 1 mile — 1 inch. 1893.

Map showing the distribution of intra-morainic and extra-morainic glacial drift. 5 miles = 1 ind 1 - 1893.

Relief map of New Jersey. 1896.

Forests of Northern New Jersey. 1 mile = 1 inch. 6 Blätter. 1900.

New Jersey, showing forest area and its relation to the principal watersheds. 5 miles = 1 inch. 1900.

Geological map of New Mexico by Jules Marcou. 1 : 900 000. 1857.

New York.

Geological Survey of the State of New York.

Preliminary geologic map of New York. Exhibiting the structure of the State so far as

New Jersey.

2. Southwestern Highlands

3. Central Highlands

4. Northeastern Highlands

5. Southwestern Red Sandstone

6. Central Red Sandstone

7. Northeastern Red Sandstone

8. Trenton

9. Monmouth shore

1—17.1 mile = 1 inch. 1884—87.

18. State maps 19. Relief map

18—20. 5 miles = inch. 1888—89.

11. Camden

12. Mount Holly

13. Bamegat

14. Delaware Bay

15. Southern Interior

16. Egg Harbor

17. Cape May

20. Geological map

New Mexico.

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known. Prepared under the direction of James Hall by W. J. McGee. l:Jioou u - 6 Blätter. 1894.