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MS0053D. Preliminary Report on the Rutile and Kaolin Deposits of the Medley District in Jeff Davis County, Texas, by F. A. Vogel, Jr. 5 p., 1942.Downloadable PDF.
About the Mineral Resource Survey Circular (MS) Series
Publications in the MS series are short reports of minerals and mineral industry research by Bureau staff, authorized by the Work Projects (formerly Works Progress) Administration (WPA), from 1936 to 1943. Most of the 57 reports in this series focus on the mineral resources of a specific Texas county in the late 1930s and early 1940s.
Keywords: Jeff Davis County, kaolin, Medley District, mineral resources, minerals, rutile, Texas
Citation
Vogel, F. A., Jr., 1942, Preliminary Report on the Rutile and Kaolin Deposits of the Medley District in Jeff Davis County, Texas: The University of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology, Mineral Resource Survey Circular MS0053, 5 p.
