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Historical Changes and...Processes, Gulf and Mainland Shorelines, Matagorda Bay Area, Texas. Digital Download
SR0003D
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SR0003D. Historical Changes and Related Coastal Processes, Gulf and Mainland Shorelines, Matagorda Bay Area, Texas, by J. H. McGowen and J. L. Brewton. 72 p., 27 figs., 4 tables, 16 maps, 1 plate, 3 appendices, 1975. Downloadable PDF. To purchase this publication in paper format, please order SR0003.
Keywords: shoreline change, coastal processes, Gulf of Mexico, Matagorda Bay, Texas coast, Texas
Citation
McGowen, J. H., and Brewton, J. L., 1975, Historical Changes and Related Coastal Processes, Gulf and Mainland Shorelines, Matagorda Bay Area, Texas: The University of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology, Special Report SR0003, 72 p.