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Page- and poster-size maps of Texas geology, tectonics, physiography, river basins, land resources, vegetation/cover types, aquifers, industrial minerals, soils, and ecoregions.
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Specialized maps and charts covering a wide variety of topics and areas including historic Texas geological maps, Enchanted Rock, Big Bend National Park, Lake Travis, and more.
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In 1961, Dr. Virgil Barnes directed the creation of the Geologic Atlas of Texas, resulting in 38 geologic map sheets that cover the entire state of Texas. Available as folded paper maps in their traditional orange envelopes, and as downloadable PDFs.
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Oversize, color geologic maps on a topographic base, scale 1:24,000, depicting various geologic quadrangles in Texas, with informal text booklet, 1990's to the present
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Maps at quadrangle scales depicting the surface geology of selected counties and areas in Texas, conducted between the 1950's-1988
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Sets of cross sections through selected areas of Texas, with accompanying explanatory text booklets
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Color, double-sided map, folded, showing Texas geology, major highway, and inset maps on selected topics. Published by AAPG, 1973.
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Poster-sized color maps depicting areas of Texas containing energy, mineral, and geothermal resources
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Posters showing shoreline change along the Gulf of Mexico
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Portfolios of maps, cross sections, and a text booklet depicting the geology and hydrology of the Wilcox Group in East Texas
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A series of 10 gravity maps centered around the Texas Panhandle. These folded transparent maps are at the same scale as their corresponding Geologic Atlas of Texas (GAT) sheet and can be superimposed on it to compare gravity information with surface geology.
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Two map sets of the Guadalupe-Lavaca-San Antonio-Nueces river basins areas depicting San Antonio East-Llano and Seguin West-Austin West map areas
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Some of our most popular maps.