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Geology and Historical Mining, Llano Uplift Region
AGS GB 20
Geology and Historical Mining, Llano Uplift Region, Central Texas. J. Richard Kyle, Editor. Austin Geological Society Guidebook 20, 111 p., 2000. Print
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About This Publication
This guidebook provides a historical and geological overview of mines on the James Stotts Ranch, Llano County, in the Llano Uplift area of Texas. It includes a road load from Austin to the Stotts Ranch and an appendix on the composition, properties, and uses of selected minerals from the Llano area, Central Texas.
Keywords: Central Texas, Llano Uplift, minerals, mines, mining, Stotts Ranch, Texas
Citation
Kyle, J. Richard, editor, 2000, Geology and Historical Mining, Llano Uplift Region, Central Texas: Austin Geological Society Guidebook 20, 111 p.
