Geologic Atlas of Texas
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Books & Reports
- Reports of Investigations
- Guidebooks
- Udden Series
- Geological Circulars
- Down To Earth
- Atlases of Major Oil and Gas Reservoirs
- Texas Memorial Museum Publications
- Environmental Geologic Atlas of the Texas Coastal Zone
- Mineral Resource Circulars
- Other Reports
- Seminars and Workshops
- Handbooks
- Submerged Lands of Texas
- Symposia
- Annual Reports
- Open File Reports
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Maps & Cross Sections
- Thematic Maps
- Miscellaneous Maps, Charts & Sections
- Geologic Atlas of Texas
- STATEMAP Project Maps
- Geologic Quadrangle Maps
- Cross Sections
- Highway Geology Map
- Energy and Mineral Resource Maps
- Shoreline Change and Other Posters
- Wilcox Group, East Texas, Geological / Hydrological Folios
- Bouguer Gravity Atlas of Texas
- River Basin Regional Studies
- Featured Maps
- Posters
- Teachers & the Public
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Geological Society Publications
- Gulf Coast Association of Geological Societies
- Alabama Geological Society
- Austin Geological Society
- Corpus Christi Geological Society
- Houston Geological Society
- Lafayette Geological Society
- Mississippi Geological Society
- New Orleans Geological Society
- South Texas Geological Society
- GCS SEPM Publications
- Historic BEG & UT Series
Part of the Geologic Atlas of Texas, the Houston Sheet is an oversize color map that depicts the surface geology of Galveston and Chambers Counties and parts of Waller, Harris, Liberty, Jefferson, Orange, Brazoria, Matagorda, Wharton, and Fort Bend Counties.
This Sheet was published as a memorial to the late Paul Weaver, distinguished Texas geologist and geophysicist, who was associated with Gulf Oil Corporation in Houston for many years and later with Texas A&N University. After retirement from Gulf in 1953, Mr. Weaver devoted his attention to water resources and conservation from both the humanitarian and scientific viewpoint.
Citation:
Aronow, S., Fisher, W. L., McGowen, J. H., and Barnes, V. E., 1982, Geologic Atlas of Texas, Houston Sheet: The University of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology, Geologic Atlas of Texas, map scale 1:250,000.
