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MM0020D. Mineral Locality Map of Texas, by E. H. Sellards, G. L. Evans, and Leo Hendricks. 1943. Scale 1:1,000,000. Downloadable PDF.
About This Publication
Originally published as part of UT Publication PB4301, this 1943-vintage map is also still available as a separate item. For a more updated (1979) map of Texas mineral localities, please order ER0002.
For the even newer (2008), but page-sized, Industrial Minerals of Texas Map, please order SM0011, or its poster-sized version, SM0011P.
Free downloadable PDFs of these and other BEG maps and posters are available via our Free Downloads page.
Keywords: mineral resources, mineral localities, maps, minerals maps, Texas
Citation
Sellards, E. H., Evans, G. L., and Hendricks, Leo, 1943, Mineral Locality Map of Texas: University of Texas, Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology, Miscellaneous Map No. 20, scale 1:1,000,000.
