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The Magnet Cove Rutile Company mine, Hot Spring County, Arkansas
Douglas M. Kinney
1949, Open-File Report 50-6
The Magnet Cove Rutile Company mine was mapped by the U.S. Geological Survey in November 1944. The pits are on the northern edge of Magnet Cove and have been excavated in the oxidized zone of highly weathered and altered volcanic agglomerate. The agglomerate is composed of altered mafic igneous rocks...
Ground-water in the Austin area, Lander County, Nevada
David A. Phoenix
1949, Open-File Report 50-91
The U.S. Geological Survey, in cooperation with the State Engineer of Nevada, made a preliminary survey of ground-water conditions in the Austin area, Nev., during the period July 25 to 28, 1949. The purpose was to evaluate ground-water conditions with special reference to the quantity of ground water that might...
Annual runoff in the United States
Walter Basil Langbein
1949, Circular 52
The water that drains from the land into creeks and rivers is called runoff. Supplying many of our basic human needs for water, runoff occurs chiefly as a residual of rainfall after Nature’s take – that is, after the persistent demands of evaporation from land and transpiration from vegetation have...
Ground water in the Jordan Valley, Utah
G.H. Taylor, R.M. Leggette
1949, Water Supply Paper 1029
The Jordan Valley is a small part of a larger area that during the glacial epoch was covered by an ancient lake known as Lake Bonneville. The Jordan River, the natural drainage path from Utah Lake, flows northward through the center of the valley and empties into Great Salt Lake....