A report on the stratigraphy, structure, economic geology, and ground-water resources. Minerals of possible economic importance are sand and sandstone, clay, lignite, iron ore, bauxite, and oil and gas. The part on groundwater resources includes discussions on the availability. Water-bearing units, public water supplies, quality of water, and water levels.
Geology Publications
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Bulletin 91: Geologic Study Along Highway 80 From Alabama Line to Jackson, Mississippi
A study of the exposed geologic units of the Wilcox, Claiborne and Jackson groups. Highway profiles are used as a base for illustrating the lithologic details.
Bulletin 90: Public and Industrial Water Supplies In a Part of Northern Mississippi
The report deals with the ground-water and surface-water availability and quality in the area east of and including the counties of Marshall, Tate, Panola, Yalobusha, Webster, Choctaw, Winston, Leake, and the east half of Tallahatchie.
Bulletin 89: Geologic Study Along Highway 16 From Alabama Line to Canton, Mississippi
A study of the geomorphology, stratigraphy, and structure along Mississippi Highway 16 including geological highway profiles.
Bulletin 88: Madison County Geology
A report on the physiography, structure, stratigraphy, and economic geology. Subjects under economic geology include oil and gas, groundwater, clays, limestone, and marls, bentonite, and glauconite.
Bulletin 87: Prentiss County Geology
A study of the surface stratigraphy, structure, historical geology, and mineral resources. Minerals discussed include bentonite, clay, chalk, gravel, oil and gas. A part, prepared by the U. S. Geological Survey, deals with geologic formations and their water-bearing characteristics, and quality of water.
Bulletin 86: Mississippi Mineral Resources
Revised, Bulletin 112.
Bulletin 85: Cretaceous Shelf Sediments of Mississippi
A study that deals with the relation of Cretaceous structure to Paleozoic structure, facies changes in the Cretaceous section, useful mapping horizons in the Cretaceous, reconstruction of the pre-Cretaceous or early Cretaceous geomorphology, and determination of the favorability for oil and natural gas in the Cretaceous shelf sediments The Bulletin also contains a “Discussion on the Foraminifera”, by William S. Parks, and a “Discussion on the Ostracoda”, by Robert H. Shaver.
Bulletin 84: Kemper County Geology
A report primarily on the surface stratigraphy, but with chapters on subsurface stratigraphy, structure, geologic history and depositional conditions, and mineral resources.
Bulletin 83: Fresh Water Strata of Mississippi as Revealed by Electrical Log Studies
FRESH WATER STRATA OF MISSISSIPPI AS REVEALED BY ELECTRICAL LOG STUDIES
