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Our programs produce accurate geologic maps and 3-D geologic frameworks that provide critical data for sustaining and improving the quality of life and economic vitality of the Nation. 

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Transcontinental geophysical survey (35°-39° N) seismic refraction profiles of the crust and upper mantle from 100° to 112° W longitude

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Transcontinental geophysical survey (35°-39° N) seismic refraction profiles of the crust and upper mantle from 112° W longitude to the coast of California

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Transcontinental geophysical survey (35°-39° N) seismic refraction profiles of the crust and upper mantle from 74° to 87° W longitude

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Transcontinental geophysical survey (35°-39° N) seismic refraction profiles of the crust and upper mantle from 87° to 100° W longitude

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Transcontinental geophysical survey (35°-39° N): Bouguer gravity map from 100° to 112° W longitude

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Transcontinental geophysical survey (35°-39° N): Bouguer gravity map from 112° W longitude to the coast of California

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Transcontinental geophysical survey (35°-39° N): Bouguer gravity map from 74° to 87° W longitude

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Transcontinental geophysical survey (35°-39° N): Bouguer gravity map from 87° to 100° W longitude

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Transcontinental geophysical survey (35°–39° N) magnetic map from 112° W longitude to the coast of California

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(LAC-38) Geologic map of the Seleucus quadrangle of the moon

The Seleucus quadrangle lies in the northwestern part of the Oceanus Procellarum, a large mare of irregular shape in the western part of the earthside hemisphere of the Moon. Material of the mare occupies most of the quadrangle. Craters ranging from 1 to 44 km in diameter are scattered over the smooth mare surface; in addition, a few isolated hills and ridges rise above the mare. In the east-centr

(LAC-58) Geologic map of the Copernicus quadrangle of the moon

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(LAC-60) Geologic map of the Julius Caesar quadrangle of the moon

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