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BL1931. The Geology of Tarrant County, by W. M. Winton and W. S. Adkins. 122 p., 1 map, 6 plates, 1919.
Keywords: Tarrant County, Texas
CONTENTS
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE AREA
PHYSIOGRAPHY AND TOPOGRAPHY
Topographic Divisions of Tarrant County
Black Prairie
Eastern Cross Timbers
Grand Prairie
Western Cross Timbers
Drainage
Geological Map
Type Localities in Tarrant County
FOSSILS AS HORIZON MARKERS
Mode of Preservation
Possibility of Recurrent Horizons
Utility of Fossils in Interpreting Well Logs
Table of Identification Values of Comanchean and Cretaceous Fossils
THE GEOLOGICAL SECTION
Description of Formations
Pennsylvanian
Comanchean
Trinity Division
Trinity (Basement) Sands
Glenrose Limestone
Paluxy Sands
Fredericksburg Division
Washita Division
Kiamitia Marl
Duck Creek Formation
Fort Worth Formation
Denton Marl
Weno Formation
Pawpaw Formation
Mainstreet Formation
Grayson Marl
Woodbine Formation
Upper Cretaceous
Eagleford Shales
Cenozoic and Recent
ECONOMIC GEOLOGY
Resources of Location
Resources of Soil
Resources of Plant and Animal Life
Resources of Crude Material
Limestone Industries
Gravel and Sand
Clay Industries
Possibilities of Oil and Gas
Water Resources
DIP, ALTITUDES, WELL LOGS, ETC.
Dip
Altitudes in Tarrant County
Precise Levels in Tarrant County
Description of New Magnetic Station
Log of Well at Polytechnic, Texas
Log of well near Mansfield, Texas
INDEX
TOPOGRAPHIC MAP OF THE T.C.U. VICINITY
GEOLOGICAL MAP OF TARRANT COUNTY
Citation
Winton, W. M., and Adkins, W. S., 1919, The Geology of Tarrant County: University of Texas, Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology and Technology, Bulletin 1931, 122 p.