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Index to journal articles about North Dakota geology published from the early 1800's-2002. Provided by NDSU Libraries in Collaboration with the North Dakota Geological Survey.
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G - Geography (General). Atlases. Maps
GA - Mathematical geography. Cartography
GB - Physical geography
GC - Oceanography
QE GEOLOGY
QE1-350.62 - General geology
QE351-399.2 - Mineralogy
QE420-499 - Petrology
QE500-639.5 - Dynamic and structural geology
QE521-545 - Volcanoes and earthquakes
QE601-613.5 - Structural geology
QE640-699 - Stratigraphy
QE701-760 - Paleontology
QE760.8-899.2 - Paleozoology
QE901-996.5 - Paleobotany
S589.8-589.87 - Plant growing media. Potting soils
S590-599.9 - Soils. Soil science Including soil chemistry, soil structure, soil-plant relationships
TN TN1-997 Mining engineering. Metallurgy
TN263-271 Mineral deposits. Metallic ore deposits.
TN400-580 Ore deposits and mining of particular metals
TN799.5-948 Nonmetallic minerals
These publications are located in our federal documents collection on the 2nd floor.
I 19.3: Bulletins
I 19.3/3: Water Resources Bulletins
I 19.4/2: Circulars
I 19.9: Monographs
I 19.13: Water-Supply Papers
I 19.16: Professional Papers
I 19.42/4: Water Resources Investigations
I 19.53/2: Water Resources Data
I 19.76: Open-File Reports
I 27. Reclamation Bureau
I 28. Mines Bureau
I 29. National Park Service
I 33. Geographic Names Board
I 53. Land Management Bureau
I 71. Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement Office
I 72. Minerals Management Service