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Map of Maryland Showing the Geological Formations and Agricultural Soils
(Baltimore: A. Hoen and Company, 1906)
Scale 1:500,000. Size of original printed map height 22 inches, width 35 inches.
Thickness Map of Formations in the Columbia Aquifer: Maryland part of the Delmarva Peninsula
(Baltimore: Maryland Geological Survey, 1984)
This map is Plate 1-5 from Bachman, L.J., and Wilson, J.M., “The Columbia Aquifer of the Eastern Shore of Maryland”. Baltimore: Maryland Geological Survey, 1984 (Report of Investigations No. 40).
[Chesapeake Bay] Sulfur Content
(Baltimore: Maryland Geological Survey, 1988)
This map is Plate 6 from Kerhin, R.T. , “The Surficial Sediments of Chesapeake Bay, Maryland: Physical Characteristics and Sediment Budget”. Baltimore: Maryland Geological Survey, 1988 (Report of Investigations No. 48).
Geohydrologic Cross-section D-D' from Chapman's Landing to Lexington Park, Maryland
(Baltimore: Maryland Geological Survey, 1999)
This map is Plate 2 from Andreasen, D.C., “The Geohydrology and Water—Supply Potential of the Lower Patapsco Aquifer and Patuxent Aquifers in the Indian Head-Bryans Road Area, Charles, County, Maryland.” Baltimore: Maryland ...
Map of Maryland Showing Major Physiographic and Geologic Regions, Location of Places, and Depth to Basement Rocks
(Baltimore: Maryland Geological Survey, 1970)
This map is Figure 1 from Otton, E.G., “Geologic and Hydrologic Factors Bearing on Subsurface Storage of Liquid Wastes in Maryland”. Baltimore: Maryland Geological Survey, 1970 (Report of Investigations No. 14).
Map Showing the Distribution of the Upper Sewickley Coal of Maryland
(Baltimore: Maryland Geological Survey, 1904)
Scale 1:380,160. Map is from Maryland Geological Survey, 1904; Volume 5, Plate 34. Size of original printed map height 6.75 inches, width 4 inches.
[Chesapeake Bay] Patterns of erosion-deposition
(Baltimore: Maryland Geological Survey, 1988)
This map is Plate 7 from Kerhin, R.T. , “The Surficial Sediments of Chesapeake Bay, Maryland: Physical Characteristics and Sediment Budget”. Baltimore: Maryland Geological Survey, 1988 (Report of Investigations No. 48).
[City of Salisbury] Map showing well locations
(Baltimore: Maryland Geological Survey, 1997)
This map is Plate 1 from Andreasen, D.C., and Smith, B.S., “Hydrogeology and Simulation of Ground-water Flow in the Upper Wicomico River and Estimation of Contributing Areas of the Salisbury Well Fields, Wicomico County, ...
Map Showing the Distribution of gravel and sand deposits between Washington DC and Baltimore Maryland
(Washington: U.S. Geological Survey, 1938)
Scale 1:62,500. Map is from U.S. Geological Survey, 1938; Bulletin 906, Plate 6. Size of original printed map height 29.75 inches, width 30.5 inches.
Map Showing the Distribution of the Miocene Formations of Maryland
(Baltimore: Maryland Geological Survey, 1904)
Scale 1:760,320. Size of original printed map height 11.75 inches, width 9 inches.