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Summary of chemicalquality station records for streams in
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Estimated proved crude oil reserves in New Mexico 24 25 26 48 73 7 Estimated proved liquid hydrocarbon reserves in New Mexico 8 Estimated pr...
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Nomenclature of oil and gas producing zones southeastern New Mexico
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Accumulative dry gas and condensate production by stratigraphic unit to January 1 1964 in northwestern New Mexico 94 10 Ten largest producing f...
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Pennsylvanian rocks
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Accumulative oil production by stratigraphic unit to January 1 1964
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in northwestern New Mexico
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Estimated original coal resources of New Mexico
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Natural gas containing helium and carbon dioxide
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Metallic mineral resources
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Major gold districts of New Mexico
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Silverproducing areas in New Mexico
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Silver production in New Mexico 18801963
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Lead
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Principal silverproducing areas in southwestern New Mexico___ 34 Lead in New Mexico__
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Lead production in New Mexico by years
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Zinc production in New Mexico 18901963
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Zinc in New Mexico
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Principal zincproducing mines in the Central district Grant County N
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Copper
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Trends in price of copper and copper production in New Mexico
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Location of principal mines and types of ore in Central district Grant County N
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Copper in New Mexico
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Copper production in New Mexico by counties from 1804 through 1963 O
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Principal copper districts in New Mexico
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Iron
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Major iron districts deposits and occurrences in New Mexico_
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Iron in New Mexico____
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Manganese
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Manganese in New Mexico___
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Manganese ore production in New Mexico 25 Accumulative production of manganese ore from New Mexico by counties to 1963
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Manganese production in New Mexico
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Beryllium
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Molybdenum localities in New Mexico
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Beryllium in New Mexico_ 46 Molybdenum in New Mexico
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Metallic mineral resources Continued Page
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Uranium ore production in New Mexico
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Uranium and vanadium in New Mexico
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List of mines in the Todilto Limestone
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List of mines in the Morrison Formation
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List of mines in the Dakota Sandstone_
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Uraniferous vein deposits and occurrences in New Mexico
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Selenium and tellurium in New Mexico
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Thorium and rare earths in New Mexico
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Tin in New Mexico
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Tungsten mines and prospects in New Mexico
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Tungsten production in New Mexico by county
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Tungsten in New Mexico
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Nonmetallic and industrial minerals and resources
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Barite in New Mexico
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Barite localities in New Mexico
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Fluorspar in New Mexico__
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Areas of major fluorspar production
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Fluorite in deposits of other mineral commodities
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Gem material production in New Mexico 18901963
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Gem materials in New Mexico
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Pegmatites in New Mexico___
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Production of sheet and punch mica in New Mexico 192163
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Production of scrap mica in New Mexico 18991963
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Miscellaneous pegmatites in New Mexico
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Mora County
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World and U S production and U S imports of niobium and tan talum
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Niobium and tantalum in New Mexico
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Refractory minerals
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Salines in New Mexico__
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Nonmetallic and industrial minerals and resourcesContinued
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Sulfur in New Mexico
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Clays
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Diatomite
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Surface distribution of gypsumbearing units in New Mexico 43 Chemical analyses of some gypsum samples from New Mexico 44 Chemical analyses...
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Bentonite clay meerschaum and diatomite in New Mexico 61 Gypsum and anhydrite in New Mexico
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Lightweight aggregates in New Mexico
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Limestone caliche and dolomite in New Mexico
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Sand and gravel production in New Mexico 190663
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Sand and gravel in New Mexico
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Population growth in New Mexico 18501960
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Sand and gravel production and its total value in New Mexico 194363
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Stone production in New Mexico 195862__
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Miscellaneous mineral resources Antimony arsenic bismuth and cadmium_ Page Antimony Arsenic Bismuth Cadmium New Mexico occurrences_
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Stone in New Mexico_ 68 Antimony arsenic bismuth and cadmium in New Mexico_
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Production and resources_ Nitrates and guano
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Nitrates and guano in New Mexico
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Rhenium Zirconium
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Selected references Water resources
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Introduction The hydrologic environment_
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Waterresources investigations
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Average annual suspendedsediment discharge of streams and sus pendedsediment discharge by years at selected stations in New Mexico
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Principal sand and gravel alluvial aquifers in New Mexico
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Principal limestone aquifers in New Mexico
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Principal sandstone aquifers in New Mexico
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General availability of relatively fresh ground water in New Mexico
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Depth to ground water in New Mexico
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Decline of ground water level in TatumLovingtonHobbs area of
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Water utilization
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Acreage irrigated and source of water in New Mexico 1964 42
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Waterpower
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Selected references
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ILLUSTRATIONS
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Summary of gaging station records
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southern High Plains Lea County N Mex for the period 194060
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Decline of ground water level in the shallow aquifer in the Roswell
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Value of mineral resources produced in New Mexico 190563
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Generalized relief map of New Mexico
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Physical divisions of New Mexico_
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Index map showing location of principal mountain ranges and rivers in New Mexico
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Generalized geologic map of New Mexico
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Generalized tectonic map of New Mexico
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Oil and gas production
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Total oil and gas wells drilled per year in New Mexico
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Number of producing oil wells in New Mexico
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Annual production of crude oil in New Mexico
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Value of crude oil at wellhead produced in New Mexico
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Oil and gas exploration in other parts of New Mexico
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Recoverable reserves of liquid hydrocarbons in New Mexico per calendar year
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Daily capacity of natural gasoline plants in New Mexico
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Production of refined gasoline in New Mexico
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Relationship of gasoline consumption to motor vehicle registration in New Mexico
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U S Geological Survey map of oil and gas fields in southeastern New Mexico revised as of March 1964
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Oil well completions by counties in southeastern New Mexico_
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Oil allocation and production in southeastern New Mexico_
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Oil and gas pools in northwestern New Mexico_
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Generalized structural map of New Mexico
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Coal production in New Mexico 18821962_
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Coal in New Mexico
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Asphalt rocks in New Mexico
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Helium and carbon dioxide in New Mexico_
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Gold production in New Mexico 18771963
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Developed and undeveloped waterpower in New Mexico December
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Geomorphic provinces
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Reservoirs in New Mexico having a usable capacity of 30000 acrefeet
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Mineral resources__
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Página 385 - Stark, JT, and Dapples, EC, 1946, Geology of the Los PInos Mountains, New Mexico : Geol. Soc. America Bull. v. 57, no.
Página 252 - Zinc in the United States, exclusive of Alaska and Hawaii : US Geol. Survey Mineral Inv. Resource Map MR-19.
Página 144 - The two groups are also referred to respectively as the "light" and "heavy" rare earths. The properties of the members of the two groups of rare earths are sufficiently distinct to cause one group to predominate over the other in most minerals, even though all or nearly all are ordinarily present (Olson and Adams, 1962) . The rare earths have many industrial applications such as in the steel industry, nonferrous alloys, glass manufacture and glass polishing, sparking alloys, and carbon electrodes...
Página 248 - Beds" of the Colorado Plateau region : US Geol. Survey Bull. 260, p. 221-232.
Página 234 - Lu) together with yttrium are called the yttrium group. The two groups are also referred to, respectively, as the "light" and "heavy" rare earths. The properties of the members of the two groups of rare earths are sufficiently distinct to cause one group to predominate over the other in most minerals where they occur, even though all or nearly all are ordinarily present (Olson and Adams, 1962).
Página 377 - Grants, in Geology and technology of the Grants uranium region : New Mexico Bur. Mines and Mineral Resources Mem. 15, p.
Página 122 - Precambrian rocks that compose the basement complex of the Four Corners platform and the Defiance uplift of Arizona bordering the western flank of the San Juan Basin (Picard, 1962). Some helium occurrences in natural gas are given in table 14. In 1961, helium-bearing gas (sample No. 1, table 14) was discovered in the Paradox Member of the Hermosa Formation of Pennsylvanian age in the Table Mesa field. The field has an estimated recoverable helium reserve of 850,000 MCF (thousand-cubic feet), and...
Página 391 - Location and description. — The Spokane Valley project is located along the banks of the Spokane River between the city of Spokane and the WashingtonIdaho State boundary. The project...
Página 366 - Significant quantities of the element were used in plastics, flameproofing chemicals and compounds, pigments, and in ceramics and glass (Spencer and den Hartog, 1963a, table 7). Although antimony possesses no indispensable properties, it is technologically superior to other elements in many of its uses. Furthermore, it is relatively inexpensive and can be substituted for more expensive metals.
Página 35 - Foster, RW, and Stipp, TF, 1961, Preliminary geologic and relief map of the Precambrian rocks of New Mexico: New Mexico Bur.

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