Surface-minerals management status, [United States]., [Index]

[Washington], Reston, Va., The Bureau, for sale by U.S. Geological Survey, 1973-

Index Maps

Scale 1:100,000.

Map

maps

col.

56 x 97 cm. or smaller.

Earth Sciences & Map Library

Title varies: Surface management status, surface-minerals management status.
Each sheet separately titled.
Relief shown by spot heights and contours on some sheets.
Projection: Universal transverse Mercator.
Shows land use and "Minerals owned by the Federal government."
"Base map prepared by the U.S. Geological Survey."
Base map: 1:100,000-scale series (planimetric) [or] 1:100,000-scale series (topographic).
Includes text, location map, and index diagr. to large scale topographic maps.

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