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Geologic Map of Southeastern Llano Uplift, Llano, Burnet, Blanco, and Gillespie Counties, Texas
MM0012
Geologic Map of Southeastern Llano Uplift, Llano, Burnet, Blanco, and Gillespie Counties, Texas, by R. V. McGehee. Map scale 2 inches = 3,000 ft. 1963. Print Version.
For a downloadable, digital version: MM0012D.
MM0012. Geologic Map of Southeastern Llano Uplift, Llano, Burnet, Blanco, and Gillespie Counties, Texas, by R. V. McGehee. Map scale 2 inches = 3,000 ft. 1963.
To purchase this map as a PDF download, please order MM0012D.
Keywords: maps, geologic maps, Llano Uplift, Llano County, Burnet County, Blanco County, Gillespie County, Texas
Citation
McGehee, R. V., compiler, 1963, Geologic Map of Southeastern Llano Uplift, Llano, Burnet, Blanco, and Gillespie Counties, Texas: The University of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology, Miscellaneous Map No. 12, scale 2 inches = 3,000 ft.
