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January 1, 1950

Basic ground-water data in Lake County, Oregon

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F.D. Trauger

January 1, 1950

Bedrock geology of the Brockton quadrangle, Massachusetts

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Newton Earl Chute

January 1, 1950

Beryllium in Colorado

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Lincoln Ridler Page

January 1, 1950

Bibliography of North American geology, 1948

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Emma Mertins Thom, Marjorie Hooker, R.R. Dunaven

January 1, 1950

Bibliography of publications relating to ground water in Connecticut

The United States Geological Survey is currently investigating the ground-water resources of Connecticut in cooperation with the State Water Commission. As part of this cooperative project, in order to summarize the knowledge already gained about ground water in the State, a bibliography of reports dealing with ground water in Connecticut has been prepared. A compilation entitled "Bibliography and

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R.V. Cushman

New England Water Science Center

January 1, 1950